The following services are available to all INCUBATOR members: Dedicated Single Desk                       Dedicated Double Desk                       Daily Membership Dedicated 1 1/2 Sized Desks available for $425/month ♦$25.00 per day for Students (with Student ID) or Student .EDU email on their Laptop, Tablet or Smartphone that they can show proof Sign Up For Weekly Emails!Receive a coupon for your first purchase and find out what’s happening in your local HPB! The Book Bin is a locally owned, family operated business that has been in the same family since 1984. Three generations currently spend their time between the Corvallis and Salem stores. Both stores have feline mascots: Tess in Corvallis, the grandmotherly matron of the Book Bin, and Rose in Salem, who is young, frisky, and shares a birthday with H. P. Lovecraft. We know from experience how the right suggestion can find us our new favorite author or a book that changes how we look at the world.

Far be it from us to claim expertise, but if you are looking for that suggestion, or even wondering what the options are, click “Read More” for a few places you might start. The Book Bin hosts local and visiting authors for signings, readings, and poetry nights. Last Friday Poetry Night at the Salem Book Bin happens on the last Friday of each month, and has an open mic as well as a reading by a featured, local poet. Several book clubs also meet at the Book Bin, including the Book Bin Bestsellers Book Club, the Book Bin Science Fiction Book Club, the Book Bin Graphic Novel Book Club, and the Connect and Read More Book Club. Want us to find a book for you? Have questions about a book? We are in the store almost every day. Let us help by calling or emailing us. Corvallis can be reached at 541-752-0040 and Salem at 503-361-1235. "I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." The Book Bin also deals in rare and antiquarian books, a selection of which is available on ABEbooks and ebay, as well as Amazon.

Book Bin Reading Challenge 2016 Were happy to announce the Book Bin Reading Challenge 2016! Challenge yourself to read more, find new writers and subjects to enjoy. And earn prizes, too!Come by the Book Bin, ask for a challenge form and get started, or print a challenge form out at home and start reading! The first raffle drawing will be April 30 on National Independent Bookstore Day, and any book you’ve read so far this year may be applied toward the challenge.Hot Tub Movers Chicago There are two challenge forms: one for adults and young adults, and one for readers of picture and chapter books. Down Comforter Cover QueenMore instructions are on the challenge form, and if you have questions, please feel free to contact us.Michael Jackson T Shirt Usher Wore

12 hours of events at both our Salem and our Corvallis locations! A complete schedule of events can be seen here! Raffles for free books! Special releases available for purchase, including a coloring book of Neil Gaiman stories and a signed short book by Ann Patchett!! First come first serve. Meet and talk to authors Carola Dunn, Bill Cameron, David Barker, Jordan Hofer, Adam Gallardo and Gina Ochsner! Wear a costume to be in our parade! Submit a zombie survival plan any time until Bookstore Day to our zombie expert! Come down the night before at 7 p.m. for the Last Friday Poetry Group and open mic! The drawing for our Reading Challenge winner! Meet our book clubs! Coloring contests for kids and adults! Tour our Rare Book Room! Write a thank you card to your favorite author! Kids recommends – fill out a label for your favorite book to tell people why they should read it! Stay tuned for Corvallis events! The Last Friday Poetry Group Hosts Carlos Reyes

Colleen Houck New York times bestselling Author Comes to the Salem Book Bin Salem Library Hosts New York Times Bestselling Author J. A. Jance New York Times Bestselling Author Jane Kirkpatrick Comes to the Book Bin Adair Diary Authors Coming to the Book Bin William Ritter Reads From His New Book Ghostly Echoes at the Book Bin Corvallis Acorn Books is a new and used bookstore, located in Smyrna, Delaware. Ninth Street Book ShopHi, Dan Dunklee here. We are always buying, but because we have such a large inventory, we are rather picky about the books we buy. If you have specific questions about the sale-ability of your books, please call me at 559-297-9052 during business hours, or email me anytime at clovisbookbarn@sbcglobal.net. (NOTE: Please don’t email me an Excel sheet of all of your books. I would be happy to give you a general idea of what we’ll buy, but I don’t have the time to go line-by-line through a list and check yes or no. It’s more time-consuming for me than actually physically buying books.

I’m afraid I would rather judge a book by its cover than look up every unfamiliar-sounding title or author. For an up-to-date list of what we are and are not looking for, click the “wanted poster” at the bottom of the page. A note about age and condition : We love older books, but some just don’t sell. Sought-after older books include those by authors that are still popular, and good books in needed areas like architecture, art and theatre. (If you have Reader’s Digest Condensed Books or encyclopedia sets, straight to the Good Will.) Condition IS also a factor. We almost never buy books that have an odor (musty or smoky). We will only buy books in poor condition if they are hard to find and desirable. Modern hardbacks must have their dust jackets and paperbacks must be clean with no more than minor spine creases. Also, the best way to transport more than a few books is in smallish boxes – up to about apple box size. We won’t look at books that are in garbage bags, suitcases, hockey bags, or the box that your 27″ TV came in.