The Tiny Bookstore in the Pittsburgh area
The Tiny Bookstore appears in The Tiny Bookstore official information under Bookstore. Its listed location is 1130 Perry Highway, Suite 106, Pittsburgh, PA 15237. This profile brings the location, website, and available contact information together for readers exploring businesses in Ross Township and the Pittsburgh region.
Read the current service notice first
The Tiny Bookstore lists its address in Ross Township’s Pines Plaza at 1130 Perry Highway, Suite 106, Pittsburgh, PA 15237. Its current site explicitly says online and curbside only. That notice matters more for visit planning than older descriptions of walking into the small shop. Do not treat the listed address as an invitation to arrive for unrestricted indoor browsing.
The homepage links a shopping route for home shipping and curbside collection. Choose the appropriate route and follow the readiness instructions before traveling. A purchase confirmation and an agreed collection time are different things. If you are uncertain which process applies to an item, contact the shop with the order details rather than assuming a general retail opening window.
Source: Official information: Read the current service notice first.
A small shop with a particular selection
The about page describes a 300-square-foot business carrying books, gifts, toys and collectibles, and identifies Lea Bickerton and Bill Bickerton as owners. Its description of a broad, changing assortment explains why a specific title needs an availability check. The same page contains older browsing language alongside the current online-and-curbside footer; the latter is the service status used here.
For a gift, separate the recipient’s reading interests from the practical order requirements. A topic, an author the reader likes and a preferred format can help frame the enquiry. If one edition is essential, include its ISBN. This profile does not convert the shop’s assortment description into a claim that every popular title or a particular collectible is available.
Source: Official information: A small shop with a particular selection.
Special orders and multiple copies
The special-order page invites readers to send titles the shop does not currently carry and describes enquiries for bulk or business orders involving books, audiobooks or ebooks. That is an invitation to ask what can be arranged, not a guarantee that every title or format can be supplied. A bulk enquiry should identify the intended quantity and when the books are needed.
Keep distribution format clear. A printed copy for curbside pickup, an audiobook and a group ebook request are not interchangeable products. Ask about the actual fulfillment method, timing and payment before making plans around a delivery. The published contact number is 412-585-2651; the website also describes using an order number when requesting an update by text.
Source: Official information: Special orders and multiple copies.
A separately published route for authors
The Authors Select page describes a program for independent authors and small presses. Its narrative discusses one copy per title, requested information before arrival, and a payment tied to direct sales from store inventory. It also distinguishes those transactions from affiliate sales. An author should not assume that appearing in a linked online catalog creates the same payment arrangement as a physical inventory sale.
The reviewed page has unresolved presentation differences: its narrative describes a no-fee basic route apart from shipping, while the form lists several options, including paid tiers. It also mentions a planned Black Friday relaunch without establishing the year. Confirm the current option and written terms before sending anything. Neither a completed form nor the older narrative proves acceptance or a future relaunch date.
Source: Official information: A separately published route for authors.
Digital listening and a realistic collection plan
The store links Libro.fm as an audiobook route supporting the business. That is a separate purchase channel from the physical collection process. Check the selected service’s current terms instead of carrying a print-order assumption into an audiobook transaction. For borrowed digital materials, the regional library guide below covers a different route.
Research for this profile was checked November 8, 2026. The useful next step is to settle the format and fulfillment method, then confirm any title-specific question directly. No personal visit, completed purchase, promised stock level or author-program acceptance is reported here. The current service notice remains central to planning a trip to the Perry Highway address.
For a curbside enquiry, ask how to identify the order on arrival and wait for the shop’s response before choosing a collection time.
Source: Official information: Digital listening and a realistic collection plan.
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Location and contact
Find The Tiny Bookstore on a map, or use the contact details beside this profile. The address is the location supplied by the source; an office address does not necessarily mean a walk-in storefront.
For current services, availability, hours, and appointments, visit The Tiny Bookstore’s website. Contact the business directly before making a trip or booking a service.
Profile sources
Listing details checked November 8, 2026 against The Tiny Bookstore official information’s business listing. Inclusion documents a published business listing and does not imply a rating, affiliation, or personal visit. Send a correction if details change.
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