Book Tree

A lot of hidden gems here. If you like to think outside the box (well... maybe not in a too modern sense), this is the right place for you.

I’ve seen Book Tree many times while in the area, and I finally stopped by today. It was such a GEM. The shopkeeper, Paul, was very kind and we had a great conversation. He said he’s been with the store since it’s opening in 2005. There were a ton of books, mainly spiritual, religious, self-help, philosophy and psychology books- some new at full price and some used at half off or more. I scored with a Thich Nhat Hanh book I’ve been really wanting and one about the Peace Pilgrim that is hard to come by these days. It’s a bit packed in there with all the books, but I think that adds to the charm. I recommend stopping by if you’re in the area to support a local bookstore! Will definitely be back soon :)

Book Tree has books that can't be found in other book stores. Book Tree is always getting in old books some that are two or three hundred years old. I love reading about days gone by and how the people coped with having much less than we have access to in today's world.

As far as books go, this place is a mecca for anyone into metaphysics, philosophy, and psychology. Prior to actually walking in they have heavily discounted and free books on display outside. Then the second you walk in it's like Bam! all sorts of amazingness. I literally spent 4+ hours in there last week and still did not make my way through the entire store (that's on this weeks agenda :) The owner(?)/staff was super friendly too and they even have deals where if you buy 4 the 5th one is free! This place is definitely dangerous with all its titles and rarities. It definitely reminds me of a "meme" (of sorts) I once saw that still cracks me up: "I'm a bookaholic on the road to recovery. Just kidding. I'm on the road to the bookstore!" (or in my case, the Book Tree!) Ha

Yes. Here you must shop. Stay a while. Browse. Ask the owner anything. He'll either know the answer or have the right book for you. Admire his dog. Before you leave: buy books. If you don't, there will be no more used bookstores along Adams Ave. He's the last one left of the 10-12 that used to be up and down Adams Ave.

I just want to remind everyone that there is still people that take time and help you without trying to sale you something or ask for something in return. I called this store today and was looking for a small record or book store that I visited during Adams Ave event during summer. After speaking to the gentleman who answered the phone , I relised this was not the store I was looking for but he asked me several questions to try to find out and identify the merchant that I was looking for . And he gave me the name and the number of the record store I was looking for. Never been in this store but if they are so nice, helpful and patient to help someone and give them correct info , they defenatly deserve supporting of the community and at least stoping by and say hello to them I wish we had more people like this nice gentleman around. Best of luck to you

A great selection of titles from a wide variety of genres. There are books that are hard to find here. Love coming in to this little book nook.

Go in and say hello to Paul Tice. This book store holds the knowledge you are seeking to the questions that cannot be answered in the mainstream paradigm.