So I've been getting more into daygame lately. I'm really attracted to bookworms and One of the places I hang out most is the book store. Its extreme hard for me to think of an opening routine besides "What book do you recommend?"

Has anyone had any success picking up bookstore women? What type of openers and routines would you used in this situation?

Any good tips on moving the conversation or going on a instant date?

Yeah, I've done a lot of daygame in bookstores.
There's no need to think you need any special opener for bookstores.
The book recommendation opener works fine.
If you're in the cooking section, you can go indirect with "Hey, what cook book do you recommend?" (Obviously, just change it for whatever section.) Just remember, after a simple everyday indirect opener like that, you have to immediately differentiate yourself from the average guys. So you can follow up with a tease like "Oh my god, you're totally fired as my personal book shopper. Its ashame, I guess I'll have to call the other girls. I had high hopes for you "

OR just simply go direct: "Hey, this is totally random, but I thought you were adorable so I had to come over and say hi."
For daygame (actually, any game day or night, but especially day game) when in doubt, just go direct.

As far as an instant date, most bookstores have coffee shops inside of them, so you have the perfect opportunity for an instant date in a bookstore. When it seems to be going well and she answered a qualification question or two, just say "Hey, come with me real quick while I get a coffee." And lead the way to the coffee area. You can also add on "You gotta try the blah blah blah" as a little extra enticement to come with you.
AND you can also add on a false time constraint. Now, let me say that I almost never use false time constraints for opening (as they were originally taught in the Game) but they ARE useful for instant dates, especially when you're not totally sure if she's gonna follow you or not. So, as you're saying "Hey, come with me real quick while I get some coffee. You gotta try the blah blah blah. I do have to go in a few minutes, but blah blah blah" And keep talking to keep her distracted and engaged as you lead her to the coffee area of the bookstore, so she doesn't stop and think to herself "Why am I walking over here with this guy I just met?"


Also, keep in mind that if you go indirect, you have to start hitting on her as soon as possible. Like within the first few minutes. You don't want to have just a nice conversation that goes nowhere. During the day, girls will be nice and talk for a minute or two a lot of the times, whether they like you or not, so you have to actually show your intention:
"Oh, you do xyz? I love girls you do xyz. And you're cute. Listen, I will totally hit on you in the middle of this bookstore. I have no shame in my game"

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Not sure if this is a bit off the cuff, however, what I would do is, if she is standing looking through a particular book, try and see what that book is. In this glorious age of smart phones, quickly google the book and get a couple of review quotes, so you can approach her and say 'hey, that ones good/not that good...*insert a line from a review'

This seems like a good indirect opener, and will make you seem well read and educated. However, try to move the conversation on quickly because you dont want to get stuck in a conversation about an author you've never heard of. Unless you're good at blagging.

I just thought of this as I read your post so it might or might not work. Give it a try and let me know if it works.

When in doubt go direct. I like that. Great advice to live by.

There's a specific opener that I LOVE to use in bookstores. I didn't come up with it myself but I don't remember where I got it either...maybe from The Game?

Anyway, go to the relationship or self-help section and the find the book Dating For Dummies. Open it to page 103 and there will be an area toward the bottom that says something like "Never use these lines!". Approach the target, holding the book in a way where she will be able to clearly see what you're reading. Get her attention and use the first line it says to never use (I think it's "Hey, you come here often?") BUT when you say it make sure you are smiling and sound a little cocky, that way she will know you are messing around.

When she answers, look a little surprised and look down at the book again. Use the next line (I think it's "What's your sign?"). Again say it with a smile and be just a bit cocky, so she knows you're having fun. She will also be having fun and will answer.

After she answers the second, you say something like "Wow! This stuff really works! Here you try one." and hand her the book. If she is having fun with it she will comply with you and will read off another line (many times they will just use the next one "I must be in heaven to have found an angel like you.")

Act flattered or however you want then start to transition into something else. Something I like to try to transition into is asking what kind of books she is looking for. Generally she would reply and ask me the same question. At this point I would say something about Psychology because I really enjoy it and think it's interesting. Then you could even mention The Cube, which is a psychological game, and run it on her.

It's all about the delivery, though. You have to be relaxed or she will think you are being serious with those ridiculous lines.

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I realize that I am a new member and my advice may be of lesser quality, but I couldn't help but recommend Roosh V's book "Day Bang".

I'd try an elderly opener and gab for a minute before doing GALNUC.

That's my $0.02

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