HIGHLIGHTS REALEYES
3306-A N. Davidson St. 704/377-8989, www.realeyesbookstore.com
HOURS: Tues.-Sat. 11 A.M.-7 P.M. Sun. noon-4 P.M.; during Gallery Crawl (first and third Fri. of month) 11 A.M.-10 P.M.
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RealEyes is the epitome of an independent bookstore, with new and used titles stacked to the rafters. The buy-sell-trade business model means the inventory is constantly changing. And despite stocking thousands of books, the shop is remarkably well organized into dozens of different categories with a special emphasis on local authors. The combination of coffee and Wi-Fi makes the on-site cafe a popular gathering spot. The owner, Jaz Vincent, is active in the community and helped to start the annual Curitiba Literary Festival.
RealEyes bookstore sells new and used books in a cozy setting.
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