Store Locations

  • Nubian Books: 1540 Southlake Pkwy, Morrow, GA 30260

    With 25 years in the business, Nubian Books in Morrow, Georgia, is full of the dopest black books around. You can find your copy of Black History Facts here.

  • Unabridged Bookstore: 3251 N. Broadway Chicago, IL 60657

    For over 45 years, Unabridged has loved being your neighborhood bookstore and a part of Chicago's vibrant reading community and they look forward to many more.

  • Medu Bookstore: 2841 Greenbriar Pkwy SW n426, Atlanta, GA 30331

    Meaning “Power of the Word,” and the second largest African American bookstore in Atlanta, Georgia, the Medu Bookstore is located inside the Greenbriar Mall. This store is now closed!

  • Nefertiti Books & Gifts: 6035 Fort Caroline Rd #21, Jacksonville, FL

    Founded in 1990 by Naseem and Naseema Maat, Nefertiti Books & Gifts is more than a store—it's a tribute to African heritage, culture, and values.

  • 2nd and Charles Kennesaw: 815 Ernest W. Barrett Parkway NW Kennesaw, Georgia, 30909

    2nd and Charles pays tribute to the son of Books-A-Million founder, the parent company of 2nd & Charles. The store aims to be a destination for buying, selling, discovering, playing, trading, and finding adventure in books, music, movies, video games, and more.

  • Inquiring Minds Bookstore & Cafe: 65 Partition Street, Saugerties New York 12477

    Inquiring Minds holds that acceptance, equality, and growth begin with questions and an outlet to explore answers. They seek not only to provide their community with books that satisfy, satiate, and stimulate minds, but a safe space for everyone to be their authentic selves.

  • Novel: 387 Perkins Ext. Memphis, TN 38117

    Local Independent Bookstore in Memphis, TN.

  • Barnes and Noble Booksellers: 4475 Roswell Rd Suite 102 Marietta, GA 30062

    Nestled inside a cozy and thriving shopping area, this is the perfect location to grab a coffee and sit outside with your favorite book. You can pick up your copy of Black History Facts at this B&N in Marietta, Georgia.