Pulp Fiction Book Exchange

Found some really good books here. Exchange prices are lousy but I guess that's how to make a profit!

When we first came across Pulp Fiction we were overjoyed. My partner and I dived into the shop, glad to find a business dedicated to selling second hand books. We are a huge supporter of this, and were happy to buy a book from here rather than from online.We have visited this shop three times, and every time we have entered, we have been made to feel unwelcome and have been met with rudeness by whomever is behind the counter. We have spotted one smiling individual- a young woman with dark curly hair who seemed very pleasant, but that is where the pleasantness ends.I'm sure this is a great business and will continue to be, the deals are great, and the ethic of store credit by swapping books is a great idea. But the customer service was terrible.Manners cost nothing. Pleasantness costs little effort.We left the shop today feeling down and depressed at the attitude of the members of staff who made us feel like we were not only unwelcome, beneath them and a bother to them.Very sad about our experience.

I absolutely love shopping here for books. Never walk in without leaving with something I was looking for. I love the sustainability of being able to return books for credits so I can come back and get more books.

We dropped off around 300 books to be used again. The staff were so helpful and kind.

i love this store as it has a great range of affordable books and always new finds that i typically can only find online or haven't seen before.

Odd store. The kids books are the same price, if not more expensive than buying them new. Eg Harry Potter - $12 second hand there or $10 at Kmart and Target.

Great place , great range of books that are hard to find elsewhere and being able to sell them back is a good concept

Customer service can be spotty depending on who is working. I've had both positive and negative experiences. The range of books is ok but i find it quite expensive for secondhand. I feel like if they weren't the only remaining book exchange in the northern suburbs (I'm including their other stores) they wouldnt be able to charge as much. But I'm sure paying rent in the shopping centre costs a bucket load.I've been bringing in a bag load of books to exchange and depending on book quality, how many copies they have, how old the book is, and how popular it is, they may take them off my hands for between $2-$5 each. I usually take in around 10-20 books and get around $15- $30 credit. You can use that credit to purchase books, however you have to pay 25% of your total purchase cost in cash/card. So your credit can only be used for up to 75% per purchase.You can also return the books you purchase for credit.

Great selection of business and self help books at very reasonable prices with option to trade back in. I go to Whitfords just for this book store.

I was after a Tom Clancy classic Red Storm Rising"