Kinokuniya is the only one I can think of. I absolutely love that book store!
I meant the chain has lots of stores.
Lol i walk past this place pretty much every day! For (uni) textbooks you'll find it is waaaay cheaper to buy them online from overseas, theres often slight variances in titles, covers and maybe a bit of content but they are largely the same and often less than half the price. Just be careful and try and avoid soft covers, an 800 page textbook without a hard cover is a tad unwieldy... But at $100 saving and knowing it was just for home i decided it was worth it. Was a good decision since i rarely used it.
Go figure it's near UTS. In the subway
Haha yeah, it's actually a bit of an odd location if you think about it but lots of people going past it every day. I've only actually been in there once though. Didn't realise it was a complete bookshop until then.Go figure it's near UTS. In the subway
If online is out of the question and so is your unis second hand textbook shop the only option you really have is the Coop Bookshop. It's not cheap compared to getting imports, but they are very competitively priced once you are a member and have everything you would need.
That would probably be the Co-op Bookshop, they are always located near/in universities.
My favourite physical book store in all of Sydney. However I rarely buy, I merely browse and write down the details of books I like and go home and buy them online much much cheaper.
Have terrible variety/range.
Use this every day.
I buy 99% of new books from here as they are usually the cheapest, they are reliable AND they have the fastest shipping i.e. usually within 5 business days (3x faster than buying books from Australian online shops).
Check out booko for cheapest new (they have a used search however it doesn't cover all used bookshops); also try thriftbooks.com (they have a section dedicated to textbooks).
