The Book Warehouse Outlet at 1859 Dacusville Highway in Easley opens for scheduled public sales, inviting readers into a warehouse with shelves stacked with books and large browsing bins. The announced warehouse discount is 70% off retail prices. Choose a sale date first, bring a bag or wagon, and give yourself time to look beyond the first few shelves.
The next announced sale: October 24–25, 2026
The official announcement lists Saturday, October 24, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday, October 25, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The advertised offer is 70% off all books. The business’s Facebook page also announces the October 24–25 sale. These are the hours for this event, not the store’s weekly schedule.
Public shopping takes place during announced sale events. Put the warehouse’s event page on your trip plan before choosing a weekend; for later visits, use its next dated announcement. A sale that includes Saturday and Sunday does not mean the warehouse is open on Friday or the following weekend.
What kind of book sale is this?
This is warehouse browsing, with books displayed on shelves and in large cardboard bins beneath industrial racking. The photographs show both single-copy browsing shelves and stacks of multiple copies. That arrangement gives the visit a different rhythm from a small bookstore: it helps to choose a few subjects first, then work through the areas that interest you.
In its report on the Easley warehouse, Kidding Around describes the stock as new books and other items, including extras and overprinted products. Its coverage also documents puzzles, games, journals, and children’s materials.
What you can browse
The business advertises fantasy, romance, manga, cookbooks, children’s books, and nonfiction. Start with the subjects that matter most to you. A reader choosing novels can browse very differently from a teacher selecting read-aloud books or a family looking for activities for a long car trip.
For classroom or homeschool shopping, take a short list of ages, reading levels, and subjects. Look through a sample of the pages before adding a book to your stack, and check the edition when buying a reference or instructional title. For series readers, record the volumes you already own. A photograph of your bookshelf can be more useful in the aisle than trying to remember which installments are missing.
How the 70% discount works
Seventy percent off means paying 30% of the retail price used for the offer. A $20 book becomes $6 before tax, while a $30 book becomes $9. The examples below show the arithmetic of the announced promotion; they are not a price list for specific books.
| Retail price | Price at 70% off, before tax |
|---|---|
| $10.00 | $3.00 |
| $15.00 | $4.50 |
| $20.00 | $6.00 |
| $30.00 | $9.00 |
| $50.00 | $15.00 |
Set a spending limit before browsing, then keep a running total on your phone. Ten books averaging $6 each still total $60 before tax. Compare the actual edition and condition with what you want to read or give as a gift, rather than judging the purchase only by the percentage saved. For gifts, check jackets, corners, and any included pieces before checkout.
What to bring and how to shop comfortably
The warehouse recommends a tote bag or wagon. A reusable bag suits a modest stack; wheels make more sense if you are selecting books for several readers. Keep bags and carts close so other shoppers can pass, and leave yourself room to examine a book without blocking the aisle. Comfortable shoes help when you spend your visit standing and moving between shelves.
Bring water and choose a manageable shopping plan. Make a first pass through your priority categories, then review your stack before paying. Separate firm choices from books you picked up only because they were inexpensive. This is especially useful when shopping with children: agree on a number of books or a budget so they can make their own selections within it.
Getting to the warehouse
Use the full address: Book Warehouse Outlet, 1859 Dacusville Highway, Easley, SC 29640. The business’s website includes its location map; you can also open driving directions to the warehouse. Navigate to this address, not a similarly named book retailer elsewhere in the Upstate.
Nearby stops to make a day of it
If you are continuing along Dacusville Highway, Dacusville Pizza Stop is at 3072 Dacusville Highway. Its official website identifies it as a pizza and Italian restaurant. Our separate feature on its to-go espresso offers a coffee idea to pair with the outing. Use the restaurant’s own hours when planning the meal around your shopping time.
For a downtown stop, head into Easley and visit Old Market Square. Our Easley Clock Tower feature introduces the landmark there. If you would rather add a walk, the Doodle Trail guide explains the corridor between Easley and Pickens. A short out-and-back walk is an option if you don’t want to commit to the whole trail. Choose one addition to the warehouse visit and leave room for the time you actually spend among the books.
