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Bookish In The Valley is an independent bookstore in Los Angeles, CA offering a curated selection of books. With a 4.8-star rating from 96 reviews, this bookstore serves the local reading community.
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Leah Dilbeck
August 2025
Fantastic Staff & Great Location. I donated a truck bed load of books to this new location with ease. I just pulled in to the loading bay & they took them away to their new home. The store is beautifully designed to encourage exploration of the space & all the wonderful books inside.
Christine Sosa
December 2025
I had no idea there was one other than the DTLA store! This one is a very quaint and calm store. There are plenty of books that are categorized by genre. They also have movies, CDs, comics, and gifts! I was able to find the book I've been searching for at a great price!
Brian Wangenheim
November 2025
awesome book store with great selection of curated books, there were also comics, dvds, antique/vintage posters and other very unique finds here, spacious area with great vibes, definitely recommended going. parking is hard to find but you can park down the street near the church and the walk is about 5 mins.
Hottesome (Quintin Ellis Jr)
September 2025
The Last Bookstore of Studio City is one of the coolest new editions in the Last Boostore family and one of favorites considering how close to home it is in the SFV. Parking is street and can be a bit fo a thing, but you can often get lucky not too far away. The have great customer service, a little bit of air via industrial ac and fans. The coolest room in this emporium of literature, music, movies, writints and visuals is also the coldest. From comicbooks to albums, Stephen King to Social studies you'll find so great finds, deals and treasures. Come on down and explore, The Last Bookstore 📖 Studio City, Los Angeles, California.
Morgan Pabst
September 2025
Cute bookstore, prices not bad, but there doesn’t seem to be any vetting of gen AI slop here. I asked the person working at the counter, and it doesn’t seem that the rugs are for sale right now. The store does support local artists, but i don’t want to shop where a store may be purchasing ai stuff to sell either. There’s so many talented artists in LA selling rugs and original designs. I hope they consider showing off those instead of AI slop. It feels unprofessional, lazy, and bad for the environment.
