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Morgenstern's (in the same plaza with Chi-Chi's and Long John's) is a
pretty nice place.  They've got atmosphere AND great selection.  Their
employees are quite helpful and they'll order anything for you if they
don't already have it.  Try the coffee.

-sz

shulick@cineret.ucs.indiana.edu (Sam Hulick) writes:

>What (in your opinions, of course) is the best bookstore here?  I'm
>looking for one with a wide variety.  Specificaly, I'm looking for
>Disney books on art/animation.  I believe one is called "The Illusion of
>Life" made by a couple of Disney old-timers.  Any info would be great.
>Thanks.

As someone's already said, Morgenstern's is basically wonderful.
However, there are a couple of other places you might want to check
before placing a special order. The first of these might be
Bookseller's Outlet (on Indiana, near 3rd), which is Morgenstern's
discount shop. I've seen at least one Disney art book there, but I
don't think its the one you mentioned. Another place is the Book
Corner (at Walnut & Kirkwood). It's not all that easy to find things
in there, but you can sometimes get someone to help you; and, if I'm
not mistaken, they give a discount (10%? 20%?) on all special orders. 

Finally, although you should be able to get what you want at one of
the places above, if you've never been to Howard's (Fountain Square
Mall), you should drop in there. It's a good old store.

Hope this helps.
--John
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