Savannah is a city that treasures stories. With a variety of unique bookshops to explore and the annual Savannah Book Festival each February celebrating literary culture, the “Hostess City” offers plenty to inspire every book lover.
Books on Bay
411 Abercorn St.
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A vintage-lover’s dream tucked in Savannah’s Historic District filled with well-curated antique books, including beloved series like Nancy Drew. With countless unique titles, it’s the perfect spot to leisurely uncover rare literary treasures and nostalgia. Located just down the block from Clary’s Cafe and historic Jones Street.
The Book Lady Bookstore
6 E. Liberty
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Intimate shop overflowing with new, used, out-of-print, and rare titles. With comfy chairs, author events, a book club, and more, it’s the kind of place where you can happily lose track of time.
E. Shaver, Bookseller-Historic District
326 Bull St.
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Savannah’s oldest independent bookstore, located in a charming historic building on Madison Square, where you browse new releases, pick up cute journals and gifts, and try to spot the bookstore cats curled up among the shelves. With both Gallery Espresso and the Savannah Tea Room nearby, it’s the perfect spot to grab a drink or treat, relax in a square, and get lost in a great book.
E. Shaver, Bookseller-Starland Yard
1921 Bull St.
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Nestled in Savannah’s adorable Gingerbread House right next to Foxy Loxy Cafe, this location features a shared sunny courtyard and a café bar. Inside, you’ll find a collection of new books, plus a calendar full of author events and book clubs. Great local hangout perfect for lingering over reads and sips.
The Stacks Bookstore
2409 Waters Ave.
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Author-owned shop in midtown Savannah, offering new and used books, gifts, and merchandise. The store serves as a welcoming space for readers and writers alike, hosting a variety of events such as book clubs, author talks, and writing workshops.