I’m still pretty bummed about Bananas Records’ retail location scaling down its once-massive used book supply. Luckily, this hole-in-the-wall warehouse, tucked away into a crevice of Pinellas Park makes up for everything. Having opened last November, Book Rescuers houses what is described as “one mile of shelving” containing over 80,000 lightly used books—including a special section of those that have been banned at the front of the store—being sold from anywhere between $1 and a whopping *squints* $8. A selection of DVDs, CDs, and vinyl are also available for $1 apiece, kids can get a free book on Sundays, and teachers get 50% off of everything all day, every day.
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Josh Bradley is Creative Loafing Tampa Bay's calendar editor. He started as a freelance music writer in 2020 at the age of 18, and after spending years covering, announcing, and previewing concerts in...