Books, music and trinkets galore: a guide to independent bookstores in Gainesville
By Annie Wang | Feb. 6Gainesville is home to four independent bookstores, each offering its own unique atmosphere and collection of books.
Annie Wang is a metro general assignment reporter and a second-year journalism major. She has previously worked on the university desk as the university administration reporter. She enjoys reading and writing book reviews in her spare time.
Gainesville is home to four independent bookstores, each offering its own unique atmosphere and collection of books.
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