Black Dog Books offers personalized services in historic Zionsville, IN
(just 3 miles northwest of Indianapolis)
We look for hard to find books for you. We carry general stock, literature, poetry, mystery, religion, philosophy, psychology, children’s books, history, science, nature, gardening, dog books, Indiana, cookbooks, fine bindings, art, photography, architecture, humor, biography, sports and domestic arts.
Our friendly and reliable staff is always there to assist you in all your needs. We also offer greeting cards, journals, antiquarian maps, bookends and artwork.
Learn More About Black Dog Books:
- Quality used and rare books sold
- Buying libraries and collections
- Book repairs
- Book searches
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Selected new books
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Books by local authors
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Annual book sale
Holiday cheer filled Black Dog Books today as the Zionsville High School Royalaires stopped by to sing on their way to the Zionsville Carol of Homes. 🎶✨ Thank you for adding magic to Christmas in the Village! 🎄❤️ #zionsvilleroyalaires #christmasinthevillage #blackdogbooks
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The best bookstore! 🎄❣️
These guys were so fun to watch!
Awesome!
📚✨ Join Us for a Special Children's Thanksgiving Book Event!
This Sunday, November 24th, from 3-4 PM, come meet local author Jen Tousey and discover the story behind Thanksgiving like you've never heard before!
Jen's delightful children's book, "Sarah Has a Little Plan," introduces readers to Sarah Josepha Hale, the woman who convinced Abraham Lincoln to make Thanksgiving a national holiday. Did you know Sarah also wrote the beloved nursery rhyme, Mary Had a Little Lamb? 🐑🍂
Set to the tune of Mary Had a Little Lamb, this book shares Sarah’s inspiring story in a way that's perfect for kids and families.
📍 Where: Black Dog Books, 115 S. Main Street in Zionsville�
🕒 When: Sunday, November 24th, 3-4 pm
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A big Thank You to Mat Lageman for delivering The Gettysburg Address with the emotion and aplomb it deserved. And thank you to everyone who came.
Sophie thought Lincoln himself was here!
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