$7 for $15 Worth of Books at Hyde Brothers, Booksellers
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Well-read staff helps patrons navigate floor-to-ceiling bookcases lined with more than 150,000 new, used & antique titles
Most people know better than to judge a book by its cover, but that hasn’t stopped publishers from plastering shirtless vampires all over underselling copies of the Farmers' Almanac. Stock up on eye-catching titles with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of books at Hyde Brothers, Booksellers.
Hyde Brothers, Booksellers entertains eyes and minds with more than 150,000 used and new book titles spanning hundreds of categories. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves house tomes that cover such topics as history, Indiana, science fiction/fantasy, horror, sports, religion, and science. The captivating world of currency visually unfolds in The United States Treasury: A Pictorial History ($15), and Jim Thompson’s pulp classic The Killer Inside Me ($15) thrills readers with mystery, intrigue, and detailed instructions on making fresh citrus juice. The well-read staff assists in navigating rows of knowledge or excavating leather-bound treasures from a collection of first-print and antique editions. After perusing their purchases in comfortable armchairs spread throughout the shop, visitors can step outside to marvel at a vibrant mural that honors Fort Wayne’s book-loving heritage and immunity to colorblindness.
Well-read staff helps patrons navigate floor-to-ceiling bookcases lined with more than 150,000 new, used & antique titles
Most people know better than to judge a book by its cover, but that hasn’t stopped publishers from plastering shirtless vampires all over underselling copies of the Farmers' Almanac. Stock up on eye-catching titles with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of books at Hyde Brothers, Booksellers.
Hyde Brothers, Booksellers entertains eyes and minds with more than 150,000 used and new book titles spanning hundreds of categories. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves house tomes that cover such topics as history, Indiana, science fiction/fantasy, horror, sports, religion, and science. The captivating world of currency visually unfolds in The United States Treasury: A Pictorial History ($15), and Jim Thompson’s pulp classic The Killer Inside Me ($15) thrills readers with mystery, intrigue, and detailed instructions on making fresh citrus juice. The well-read staff assists in navigating rows of knowledge or excavating leather-bound treasures from a collection of first-print and antique editions. After perusing their purchases in comfortable armchairs spread throughout the shop, visitors can step outside to marvel at a vibrant mural that honors Fort Wayne’s book-loving heritage and immunity to colorblindness.