Mostly Books: Tucson's Cozy Hub for Literary Enthusiasts

Get ready to fall head over heels in love with Mostly Books - the cozy and charming independent bookstore that's been stealing hearts in Tucson, Arizona for over 35 years. This literary haven is anything but generic, boasting an impressive selection of both new and used books, unique greeting cards, and other one-of-a-kind gifts that will keep you coming back.  

As a self-proclaimed bookworm, Mostly Books holds a special place in my heart - it's where I've discovered some of my all-time favorite reads and where I've forged lasting friendships with like-minded individuals. This bookstore is more than just a destination for literary enthusiasts; it's a second home, a place where I feel welcomed and embraced by the community. And it stands as a poignant reminder of the essential role that brick-and-mortar bookstores play in our increasingly digital world.

The staff aren't just knowledgeable, they're full-on book whisperers who live and breathe literature and are always ready to recommend an unputdownable read.  Their personalized attention makes this bookstore the perfect place to expand your literary horizons and fall in love with a new author or genre.  

At Mostly Books, the magic doesn't stop with the books themselves - it's a bustling hub for the literary community, where book lovers gather to connect, converse, and share their passion for the written word. From weekly book club meetings to author events featuring some of the most talented writers around, this eclectic bookstore offers a plethora of opportunities to immerse yourself in the world of literature.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 8th at 4PM, when Mostly Books will host a highly anticipated author conversation featuring Liana De la Rosa and Jen DeLuca. This event is a rare opportunity to hear directly from the authors themselves about De la Rosa's latest romance novel, Ana María and the Fox. It’s a chance to engage with other book lovers and gain deeper insights into the art of writing and storytelling. Don't miss out on the chance to be a part of this exciting event.  So if you're ready to indulge your inner bibliophile and discover a new literary treasure, check out  Mostly Books. You can thank me later.