Fahrenheit’s Books

This is my favorite bookstore in Denver. Tall stacks of books & always an interesting collection. Staff is always helpful & knowledgable. There’s a guy who works there with long brown hair & glasses who is really nice. They’ve got a cool little record collection as well!

One of my favorite places to find hard to find favorite books!

My favorite bookstore in Denver. They have a fantastic selection of all kinds of books, and a friendly staff to boot. Very highly recommended.

To be quite honest I was expecting so much more and I got less than I anticipated. There are some ok things about this store but over all I can’t really say much that’s great. Maybe I’m being picky but whatever.
The clutter of all the books was too much for me to handle. I love books and I can’t get enough of them. But the piles upon piles of books on the floor and on the shelves looks worse than my bedroom. It’s just not attractive.
Customer service is seriously lacking. I’m sorry — did I interrupt your reading because I had a question about where to find something? Oh, I’m sorry is ringing up my books an inconvenience for you? How about instead of acting like we’re a bother you clean up the store a little bit? Not a good experience.
There are some interesting selections at this store. I think if you are in the market for something unique this would be a great place to start. It all depends on what you are looking for. Plan ahead and have a backup plan just in case.

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Fahrenheit’s is a petite, well-​stocked, secondhand bookstore on 210 South Broadway. Heterogeneous in constitution, this bookshop boasts an array of fictional and nonfictional works, including hard-​to-​find leather-​bound additions and vintage paperbacks.
Shopping at Fahrenheit’s is always a pleasure. The store is intimate and full of books of all kinds for the savvy reader. I generally gravitate toward the leather-​bound additions, which range from twenty to forty dollars a piece. These works are typically in immaculate condition, which is not always the case in other shops. You’ll definitely get value for your buck here.
Metered parking can be found on the street. Weekend parking is scarce, but not impossible with patience. There is not a public restroom inside, however there are options nearby.
Ernest Hemingway once said that, «There is no friend as loyal as a book.» You’ll find lots and lots of new friends at Fahrenheit’s!
Enjoy, friends!!!

The used bookstore has become (like the indie record store) a bit of a relic from years past, although honestly there’s not much love lost for me considering the majority of them were little more than homes for discarded Harlequin romances and other disposable fiction paperbacks. Luckily, a few booksellers have managed to survive the carnage in the book industry, and the very existence of this store is a testimonial to the fact that (hopefully!) those booksellers with something «special» will continue to survive.
Despite all of the convenience that Amazon offers, there’s just something about browsing the shelves in a store like this that will never compare to anything online. If you love books, it would almost be impossible to leave this place without something you didn’t even know existed, but you ended up «needing». The selection is absolutely superb, with particular attention to quality works on history, theology, and philosophy. (I haven’t ever seen the full 3-​volume set of Prescott’s «The Conquest and Mexico and Peru» before, and was drooling over it – although the $ 250 price tag had me leaving without it.)
Overall, this is a wonderful little spot and I’m glad to see that it has survived up into the year 2015. The skyrocketing rent on South Broadway has unfortunately chased a lot of these small businesses away but luckily Fahrenheit’s was able to relocate just a few blocks down from its older home.

This is exactly what you want from a used bookstore. It’s unassuming, cozy, and well-​stocked with interesting reads; I always manage to find something I can’t live without. If you’re into old books, first editions, etc., then some of the books behind the glass are pretty darn spectacular. Any place that has the first printing of Ellison’s Invisible Man is going to make my short list. Also, the guy who was working there was about the most laid back, friendly human I have ever met.

The musty smell of the stacks of old books will hit anyone visiting Fahrenheit’s. Whether browsing the the stacks on the floor, on a chair, or on one of the many shelves, one is bound to find a treasure, on purpose or by accident.

Great little used bookstore on South Broadway. I was super impressed with the collection of first edition sci-​fi novels, and especially the old 1930s-​40s pulp collection. Quite rare! If I had a bunch of money to burn, I would totally clean them out of those! I most thoroughly examined the sci-​fi, and was happy to see that they also carry many interesting contemporary authors, some that even a geek like me hadn’t heard of. The selection is fairly small, but of extremely high quality.

This shop is amazing. They have a great selection of books and records. I love their first edition section and the staff is very helpful.

Fahrenheit is probably my favorite used bookstore in the Denver-​metro area. My reading tastes are a bit esoteric and I always walk out with something. Regardless, it’s fun to wander through sections I would usually ignore just to see what there is to be seen.
Staff is friendly and generally just let you browse without asking too many questions. I’m so happy that a place like this exists and in my neighborhood!
Thank you, Fahrenheit!

Farenheit’s books has a great selection of vintage books. If you are just browsing its fabulous. However, Their labeling system needs serious work which makes it hard to find specific books you are looking for. They have a great history and travel section and a rather large selection of religion and philosophy section. They also have records and comic books. My only complaint is that their women’s studies section is severely lacking. Overall, this place is pretty great. I’ll be coming back for sure.

As the name implies, the appropriately titled «Farenheit’s Books» contains some of the most beholden works ever to be published. It is literally a treasure trove of rare old printings and even rarer first editions of some of the most classic literary works. Here you will find FIRST editions of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit hardcover first editions (see photo), and yes, even Ray Bradbury’s «Farenheit 451,» but at collector’s prices that will set your wallet on fire.
They do have probably THE BEST Science Fiction section I have ever found ANYWHERE! We’re talking vintage editions of classic pulp Sci-​Fi, Fantasy and Horror like Amazing Stories and Weird Science. I found some early editions of Edgar Rice Burroughs at VERY reasonable prices but even I had to contain myself from going on a book buying binge.
Farenheit’s Books is a treasure trove of lost literary classics. If you ever find yourself surviving an atomic war ala Burgess Meredith in The Twilight Zone, THIS is the place you’ll want to come to find old books to read. A lifetime’s worth of gems are preserved here. Very clean and organized too. Not only the better of the two used bookstores on the block, but one of the best used bookstores around PERIOD.

This is a VERY cool Used and Collectible Book Shop!
First, the First Editions, and signed books. Like, Wow, Man! Lord of the Rings, Wizard of Oz, all the usual suspects like that (And the prices weren’t crazy! $ 800 for the full LOTR Trilogy is quite reasonable.) But you’ll also find some favorite authors’ novels (Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire!) and even some Childrens’ Books. So. Plan to spend some time drooling over that glass case.
But THEN…
Wander back. Because they’ve got some MAD COOL Science Fiction paperbacks. A HUGE collection of them, and a total throwback to your childhood! These (many of them) are also «First Printings» of Paperbacks, and they’ve got that original cover art that you just don’t see on books anymore. It’s like a throwback to my Elementary School Library, when reading was actually PROMOTED and book covers made you EXCITED to get lost within the world in those pages.
Hubby picked up some really cool books based on the 1960s TV Series, The Prisoner (Check out his photos here!) Even those prices were very in-​line with what they should be, and the books were in fabulous condition. We wandered for at least half an hour, and probably could have stayed more, if we’d had the time.
This is one used bookstore that I’m certain we’ll be frequent visitors at.

Awesome book store, and interesting selection! The guy who was working there gave off a weird vibe, but I can look pass that.

Great selection of sci-​fi

I’ve always wanted to hit Fahrenheit and this weekend was my chance. They have a ton of old books — some under lock and key — and quite a few are in little plastic baggies, which I admit I’ve never seen a bookstore do before.
If you’ve got the time and the inclination to browse through tons of old books, this is your place!

This was our last stop on the Broadway book tour. I love its close proximity to other shops. Plus while being a smallish shop it is one of the most organized and well kept.
Fahrenheit is the place to go if you are looking for vintage paperbacks (I could read the covers of these all the day long!) Plus they have a rocking selection of sci-​fi and other fiction (plus some history and other selections).
Its a must stop on Broadway if you are looking for some used books!

As far as used bookstores in Denver go, this is one of the best (though not the biggest). I especially love how the books are actually ORGANIZED for the most part, unlike many stores which just throw things onto shelves «fiction» or «non-​fiction».
Hands down one of the best sources for pagan eclectica, out of print classics of the genre, and various Wicca and alt-​religion books. You won’t pay 50 cents for such books here, but still — the prices are reasonable.
I can spend an entire afternoon here… shuffling through the stacks. About as non-​pretentious as they come. Just a GREAT used book store, decently organized and with an amazing selection — especially if you are looking for something ‘hard to find’.

Pardon the pun, but Fahrenheit’s Books is HOT. Further south on Broadway than they were a few months ago, the new location is a tremendous improvement from their previous one! While the space is smaller, the organization, lighting and overall feeling of the place is greatly improved.
The owner (I’m assuming) was helpful and friendly if not a little anxious. While browsing, we got to chatting and seems like there might be some concern about people finding their new crib. The 30 – 45 minutes or so I was there — I was the only customer. With the great selection available, this was quite surprising!
I’ve never seen so many excellent condition graphic novels for sale used before! The sci-​fi section made me drool. The special bookcase featuring only 1^st editions made my breath catch in my throat. The mystery section was a bit lacking, but there are entire bookstores that specialize in mysteries to help me scratch that itch.
Well organized, competitively priced and conveniently located — this is an great place to find used books in great condition. If you haven’t stopped by the new location, I suggest it. Quick, before it disappears in the night like so many other great shops along Broadway.