Urban Think! Bookstore

Thank you to those who have taken advantage of our online price scuffle with Amazon. If you buy books from our website, you will still pay only $1 more than Amazon. You'll recall that the extra dollar is to keep us afloat and support local business, which in turn helps Page 15.

Our free shipping offer (3 or more books), however, expires at the end of this month. So if you've been putting off buying a few books, do it now!

Remember that you can always save on shipping by opting to pick up the books in person.

If, for geographical or motivational reasons, you cannot do this, you might want to think about becoming an Online Urban Thinker.

For $79 a year, you will receive free shipping on all your online purchases. But that's not all. We also appreciate flesh-and-blood customers, so Online Urban Thinkers also receive a 25% discount on all in-store purchases.

If you would like to sign up, call or email:
407.650.8004
info@urbanthinkorlando.com

If you are a visual learner, please consult the image below:

...to buy local.

Are you local in concept, but a bargain shopper when it comes to making purchases? That's perfectly understandable, and we are trying to make it easier for your theory to match your practice.

In case you are not signed up for the newsletter, we announced today that all online purchases will be available for $1 over Amazon's price. 3 or more books gets you FREE SHIPPING (or save on shipping costs by dropping by the store). Not to mention Urban Think!'s profits support Page 15, Orlando's most epic literacy nonprofit. So by buying online from Urban Think!, you'll be supporting Orlando's only independent bookstore and children's literacy, all for essentially one dollar.


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No-brainer: Taxing online stores will raise cash, level playing field
by Scott Maxwell | TAKING NAMES

Urban Think! is a bookstore in Thornton Park that specializes in local authors and community events. The money it makes is all redirected into a nonprofit foundation that helps struggling students learn to read. Read the rest of the article here.

What is the book store doing about all this? Stay tuned.