Limited hours, but worth finding the time and arranging the afternoon around a visit. Don't come…read morehere looking for something specific. Just browse and see what finds your hand. There is something here for everyone.

if you haven't been to adam's books, go already! it's only open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on saturdays…read more the books are a bit overpriced, but the sheer number and variety makes it worth it to at least check it out. this used to be along my walk from my house to mu's campus and the window displays were a source of daily entertainment for me. among the walls (literally, floor to ceiling) of books, you will likely find some gems. my favorite purchase here was a misogynistic '70s guide book called 'how to pick up women in discos.' i also scored a bunch of primary source material for my undergraduate history thesis here. the lady who works there is super funny and helpful and most importantly is open (sort of) to haggling on book prices. if you plan on purchasing something, be sure to have your checkbook or cash handy, because they don't accept credit/debit.

This is my favorite bookstore in Columbia but no one seems to know about it! The staff are friendly…read moreand extremely helpful, the prices are reasonable, they have a HUGE selection, and they have two sweet kitties you can pet. Everything one needs in a bookstore.

if you are looking for a place to browse, if you like unexpected treasures or if you just love to…read morelook at old books, this is the place to be. If you go in and don't leave with at least two books you have amazing shelf-control!

I cannot visit Columbia without stopping into Yellow Dog Bookshop…read more There is always a treasure to take home.

Every time we visit, we are more excited about the merchandise and the fun staff. If you are…read morelooking for liberal, quirky, fun...this is the place.

They are liars and make up stories, even about volunteers. People who don't ask for payment, and…read moreare willing to give them their time to help out, and they talk about them derogatorily as soon as your back is turned. Don't give them any of your business. The store name is completely misleading, as they're not about peace in any way. Mark is especially rude, as well as passive-aggressive. They are just not a place to waste your money.

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Great people, great selection and great service make this a good place to buy and to btrowse. Why…read morewould you buy from corporate outlets when you have this bookstore nearby?

Great bookstore. Wonderful selection. we are from out of town but, go to Columbia to visit our son…read morein college. we always stop at Skylark on our visits.