Book Shop
our Volunteers are incredibly important to us!
Our volunteers keep our shop running, inventory sorted and sales a success. All our volunteers are members of Friends of The Brentwood Library. Members can volunteer for shifts in our bookshop and help our team that sorts rare books for posting on Amazon or to work at sales.
Please consider becoming a member and volunteer by completing our membership application.
Second Story Book Shop

Fiction
We have a large selection of fiction books including a small selection of new releases and trending titles.

Non-Fiction
Our Non-Fiction selection includes educational material, History, Biographies & Memoirs, sports, travel and much more.

Young Adult & Children
We have books for children of all ages, ranging from board books to chapter books. We also have a wide range of Young Adult books.
Did you know….
Did you know there are several ways you can shop with us?
In-Person
Our Second Story Book Shop, located upstairs of the Brentwood Library, offers a charming collection of new and gently used books, games, puzzles, and educational materials. Our volunteers take care to display current titles, holiday selections, and collections. Thanks to your donations, we rotate inventory often, so you can always find something new with us! Most of our books are under $2. If you have any questions please call us at 925-516-5284
Amazon Books
Coming Soon!
We list our higher Valued books on Pango and Amazon.
We would be grateful if you would follow our shops and check back often to find unexpected treasures.
Pop-Up Sales
We have quarterly pop-up sales featuring various themes.
These community sales are held in the library community room to accommodate a larger selection of inventory, and customers. During these sales, we offer many discounts, and a larger selection of books and puzzles.
The sales are usually held on the second floor of the library and help us focus on selling overstocked items and books on specialized topics, such as art books, childrenโs books, and teacher materials.

