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Fair’s Fair “For Book Lovers”

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Fair's Fair 'For Book Lovers'
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    We are pleased to present this completely revised web site.

    While we have conducted extensive testing, some glitches might have sneaked by our inspectors.

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Find quality books
… enjoy our community of book lovers

Fair's Fair offers quality books at fair prices and with exceptional service. We have four Calgary, Alberta, bookstores for your shopping convenience.

Inside the covers

Within this web site, you will find information about:

  • Bookstores – store hours, phone numbers, addresses, maps, Frequent Buyer's Program, and how to sell or trade your quality used books.
  • Blogs – thoughts, opinions, and general musings about books, the book business, and all things book related.
  • About Fair's Fair – the company, its history, and its business perspective.
  • Calender of events – what's happening in the book community.
  • Links – useful book-related resources.
  • Contact Fair's Fair – how to contact the company and its bookstores.

Thanks!

Our customers' suggestions have made the Fair's Fair bookstores what they are today—clean, well lit, comfortable places where people can find books easily. You have our many thanks.

What's new?

It's never to early to enjoy a good book

How to use this web site

Generally, clicking on any blue text will take you to that web page.

Near the top of each page, a navigation menu lists pages such as Home, Bookstores, etc. Clicking one of those labels takes you to that web page. A similar menu is located near the bottom of each page.

We save older blog items in a number of Archive pages.

You do not have to register or login to view any page on this web site. You only need to register/login if you want to comment on a blog or participate in a discussion.

Currently, there are two separate registration processes: one to comment on a blog and the other to participate in the book discussions.

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