By Lacey Womack
FROM: The Travel

There are stores dedicated to just about everything, all around the world. Whether you’re shopping for jewelry, shoes, or even books, there are stores where you can browse and buy whatever it is that you’re looking for.

Los Angeles is a city that is definitely known for having some really incredible stores. If you’re visiting LA and want to browse for books, you’re definitely not going to be disappointed. This city is full of some really amazing bookstores that avid readers will find it easy to get lost in.

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HENNESSEY + INGALLS

Hennessey + Ingalls is a specialty bookstore that has multiple locations around Los Angeles. It was opened in the early 1960s and is a family-owned bookstore that focuses on books on the arts and architecture. If you’re someone that is interested in these topics, you won’t find a better place to shop for books.

Even if you’re not typically someone who is interested in art, a trip to Hennessey + Ingalls is definitely still something that should go on the LA bucket list of any book lover, purely because of how massive and aesthetically pleasing this bookstore is.

 

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SKYLIGHT BOOKS

It’s easy to see why Skylight Books has become such a popular destination in Los Angeles. This bookstore is definitely one of the best in LA, even if you’re not someone that’s typically into browsing the shelves for books. It’s a bright, airy space with a large tree right in the middle that’s hard to look away from.

This store is run by people who really love books. If you stroll in and are looking for a recommendation on what your next read should be, the employees are happy to help you out with some suggestions.

 

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KINOKUNIYA BOOKSTORE

Instead of simply stocking all the best-sellers as many other bookstores do, Kinokuniya is a really unique store that sells a specialty selection of books. Although this bookstore isn’t necessarily one that will appeal to every shopper, people that are interested in what they sell will love it here.

Kinokuniya is a store that specializes in various different types of Japanese paper goods. The store sells a lot of really unique Japanese stationery as well as Japanese language books and manga. There are some English editions of manga, but the selection is somewhat smaller than the Japanese language versions. Read Rest of Article Here