Books A Million

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Liars said I misread their website, but see ...it says "West Lebanon In Stock".

200 S Main St Unit 7

West Lebanon, NH 03784

+1 (603) 298-0241

http://www.booksamillion.com

History

BAM started as a small news stand in Florence, Alabama by 14 year old Clyde Anderson. Over 100 years later, BAM is one of the largest book retailers in the nation with more than 200 stores across 32 states

Specialties

Books A Million (BAM) caters to readers who are not millionaires. Big enough to have the book you are looking for in store or online, small enough to remember you the next time you visit!

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Reviews

2.09 reviews

Courtney N.

12/21/2017

Spotted this from the highway and just had to stop and take a look. I really like BAM, especially their discounted graphic novels section. This one didn't have many interesting titles (check out...

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Cate B.

7/13/2023

I was back for school holidays and I was in need of some new books so someone recommended I check this place out. It's was such a good decision! Very impressed with how helpful the employees are...

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Valerie L.

3/30/2021

I've been shopping in this BAM for years and have enjoyed every experience. Most recently I noticed many positive changes. The store is very organized as well as shopper friendly - even during...

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Roche L.

1/29/2019

They do not match their own prices online. Don't waste your time. On their website I found a book that I wanted that said it was in stock at the location. Was told by the owner that they do not...

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Darcie D.

10/4/2017

I can not even put into words how much I dislike this store. The staff is obnoxious and self-righteous and I actually put back my goods so I didn't have to deal with it anymore...Such an annoying...

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