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各位Assist On朋友們，想在多倫多買書卻又怕貴嗎？
不用擔心～這邊有多倫多幾個不錯的二手書店，
價格不會太貴喔，推薦給大家！
其實，泛黃的書本也別有一番味道，閱讀起來更有書香的氣息，
最經濟且又實惠的英語學習與知識汲取～：）
一起探訪這幾間小書店，你會發現許多意想不到的小驚奇！
* Monkey's Paw
* Eliot's Bookshop
* Balfour Books
* BMV Books
* Sellers & Newel
* Re Reading
* Circus Books and Music
就讓我們來場二手書店小旅行吧！
Monkey's Paw
Monkey's Paw is a repository of jewels, and a gem itself - a bookstore specializing in the old, unsung and unusual printed matter. It offers curious titles in curious ways - for a toonie, you can take your chances with the Biblio-mat machine, which spits out books at random. Otherwise, scan the shelves - there is something bound to delight. More » 
Eliot's Bookshop
You'll find yourself singing 'Let's Get Lost' at Eliot's Bookstore on Yonge (just north of Wellesley). Its three full floors of books, neatly organized by label, include impressive sci-fi, theatre/acting, and Can-lit sections. More » 
Balfour Books
Balfour Books moved from its old location at College and Clinton, to its new location at College and Markham, but kept its thorough collection and legions of fans. Go for fiction, art books and poetry, stay for the charm and conversation. More » 
BMV Books
Deadstock and used books are BMV's trade. Since they mix both together, sorting by author and genre, it's a best bet for paperback classics, rereleases, and titles that have come out in the last 10 years - perfect for the U of T crowd that frequents the Annex warehouse. Plus, prices are cheap and the are books often new, and they have DVDs, CDs and records too. More » 
Acadia Bookstore
Acadia, with its lovely ironwork entrance, sticks out at Queen and Sherbourne like a diamond in the rough. Inside is just as lovely, bursting with over 10,000 books - many antiquarian and out-of-print, as well as prints, maps and artist monographs. More » 
A Good Read
Roncesvalles is home to couple of great bookstores, but head to A Good Read if you fancy first editions and signed copies of fiction. Can-lit sits upfront, with a good graphic novel section and smaller variety of paperbacks. More » 
The Great Escape
Small and packed with a fine array of fiction and non-fiction, this store is owned by a pair of former teachers - Marg and Bruce - who lend a wealth of knowledge to the shop. The Upper Beaches store is home to a big kids' section, so the whole family can settle in. More » 
Sellers & Newel
Sellers & Newel have lovely first editions of classics, and good poetry, sports and design collections. With over 30,000 titles at their disposal, if they don't have it in the store, they'll search storage - they're super sleuths at tracking down just about anything. More » 
Re Reading
Re Reading sells used books and DVDs in its cozy shop on the Danforth. Lots of classics, contemporary fiction and non-fiction and a good collection of comics, all at about 50% of the cover price or a little less with lots of bargains and deals to be had. More » 
Circus Books and Music
Moving from Cabbagetown to the Danforth in 2008, Circus Books and Music is thriving in the new location. Owner Ron Duffy keeps it classy with a focus on literary fiction and art and design books, as well as vinyl, with lots of CDs and DVDs as visual indulgence. More » 
Pandemonium
In 2012 Pandemonium moved a few blocks west in The Junction, increasing their floor space and expanding their already stellar collection of contemporary fiction, poetry, religion and philosophy, science fiction and mystery. Music (in the form of vinyl, CDs, DVDs and memorabilia) and movies are also available, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. More » 
Ten Editions
Bordering the U of T campus on Spadina, Ten Editions is that romantic ideal of a used bookshop, crammed to the gills, full of dusty paperbacks and rare titles, cubbies and nooks to get lost in, and one of those rolling ladders to get at things high up. The Canadiana room in the back and their sheet music collection are wonderful. More » 
River Trading Company
Parkdale was in need of a bookshop, and River Trading Company fit the bill perfectly. Cats slink amongst the wooden shelves, which are filled with fiction, history, science fiction, fantasy and mystery, along with a few trinkets and curios. Prices are nice and low, too. More » 
Community Roots
You'll find Community Roots along Lake Shore Blvd. in Etobicoke, jammed full of books, DVDs, CDs and more. Space is tight, so make use the friendly staff who know what's what - they'll help you negotiate the aisles without frustration. More » 
Zoinks
Bloorcourt is home to Zoinks and its curated collection of books and music. Cult literature, pulp, classics, cookbooks, and great collection of graphic novels and vinyl keep the selection interesting. More » 
Seekers
Tucked into a long, cavernous basement at Bloor and Borden, Seekers is an Annex staple. Known for their wide selection of esoteric books, novels, and paperbacks, as well as the wafts of burning incense, it's remarkably well-organized, and the staff are engaged and down-to-earth. More » 
Doug Miller Books
Doug knows books, and he knows his inventory. This small Koreatown delight is crowded with fiction, sci-fi, mystery, graphic novels and children's books, so let Doug be your guide. The store has a pet bunny named Bumpkin, just to add to its charm. More » 
Contact Editions
One of the finest rare book dealers in Canada, Contact Editions specializes in precious volumes from around 1500 to the mid 2000s. Fancy a whole collection of Virginia Woolf's books, many signed and first editions, or one of only 300 original copies of Ernest Hemingway's Ten Stories, inscribed to a fellow Toronto Star journalist? Find them here, for a price - sometimes up to $100,000 for a single volume. More » 
She Said Boom
Two locations (Roncesvalles and College) with the same name, now unrelated and owned by different people, yet similarly great selections of fiction, cookbooks, philosophy and poetry, and plenty of vinyl. Pick either one and you're sure to find something that piques your curiosity. More » 
The Pleasant Bookstore
The Pleasant Bookshop on Eglinton is a paperback haven. Stacks and swivel racks full of pulpy favourites and new fiction are the mainstay, with some children's books and hardcover thrown in for good measure. The shop has a dog too, Snooker, who mans the counter with the owner. More » 
Dencan Books
Dencan Books is a knowing mess of trade paperbacks and mass-market books, boxed and piled and sliding off every surface in this Junction establishment. For some it's overwhelming, but drum up patience and a dust mask, and you're bound to uncover some wonderful books, at quite a steal. More » Link: http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_used_bookstores_in_toronto/#
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