EAST WEST BOOKSHOP
This non-profit organization, established by members of the meditation and yoga based spiritual community, ANANDA, is a resource center on spiritual and metaphysical traditions from around the globe. The broad selection of titles found here range from books on ancient civilizations to tracts on Kabbalah, palmistry, and Sikhism. In addition to reading material, the East West Bookshop also hosts events on a variety of holistic and metaphysical topics ranging from How to Meet Your Spirit Guides to India Unveiled. In-house specialists are also available to give metaphysical readings, counseling, and consultations.

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6500 Roosevelt Way NE
(University District)
ph: (206) 253-3726

SECRET GARDEN
Made especially for kids, this Ballard bookshop offers several alcoves ideal for curling up and reading one of the Harry Potter tomes. Adults, meanwhile, can look through the small but well-chosen selections of non-fiction and fiction. The Secret Garden also occasionally hosts children's book readings and special events.

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2214 NW Market Street
(Ballard)
ph: (206) 789-5006

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LEFT BANK BOOKS
Squeezed in amongst the tourist-oriented offerings of the Market, Left Bank Books is the city's best source for leftist writings. A massive array of zines is a prime highlight, but the entire store has intriguing reading choices in cultural studies, fiction, and philosophy.

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92 Pike Street
(Downtown)
ph: (206) 622-0195

M COY BOOKS & ESPRESSO
Although it's just blocks away from Borders and Barnes & Noble, this quietly hip independent shop has managed to hold its own - and for good reason. M. Coy puts quality over quantity, and while it doesn't have miles of shelves, the books that line the ones they do have are top-notch. For art and design coffee table books, children's picture books, contemporary literature and magazines M. Coy can't be beat. Be sure to include time for a cup of coffee at the café in the back.

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905 E. John St.
(Capitol Hill)
ph: (888) 324-2421

KINOKUNIYA
A different books experience, Kinokuniya is located right next to Uwajimaya, and has the area's biggest selection of Asian language books and periodicals, from anime comics to contemporary Korean fiction. If you can't read Chinese, Korean, or Japanese, check out the English language books about Asia. Either way, you're sure to come away with engaging reading material.

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525 S Weller Street
ph: (206) 587-2477