We never found it. Tried both addresses listed. We were very disappointed because we were in from…read moreout of town.

The place is small but packed and the dude that runs the show is very friendly and knowledgeable…read moreabout all genres of books. If I lived here I would rotate my personal library through Oz. I saw some pretty cool gems - some DVDs, CDs, vintage books. Definitely worth a look! A place like this definitely benefits from frequent fliers that come in to trade books - so here's your incentive to do so! It's a cool system to trade in books for store credit and to help out the local readers.

The bookstore is clean and spacious, and the employees are friendly. There is a Starbucks, help…read moredesk, children's area, and other areas to browse. Barnes and Noble has a wide selection of literature and novelty items, but it can be a little pricey.

Sorry for the long review. I was slightly out of it looking at the cards behind the register while…read morein line when the cashier called me up. The cashier apparently asked me how I was. I didn't hear her and asked her if I could see a box behind the register. Shortly after she accused me of being rude. I was caught off guard and said excuse me. She doubles down said that I snatched the box from her hand and was rude to her after she asked how I was doing (which I did not hear). If that was indeed the manager (female with short hair) I would recommend a replacement. First and last time I will step into this store. I will go to a different book store in the future.

Puts books on value tables and then charges you full price for them. When I asked about it, they…read morewere like there is nothing we can do, you have to pay the sticker price! How about learning to stock your store correctly and honor the price when you mess up!

I sat down in the front corner in one of the two chairs provided. My grandson was shopping and I…read morewas waiting to pay with my credit card. One of the clerks came and asked me not to go to sleep in their chairs! I was wide awake! I told her I am76 and can't walk very well, that I was waiting for my grandson who was shopping. I went to get him and we left. I will never go back because I was humiliated! All the money I've spent there...no more

We visited this small bookstore in their last hour of the day as we strolled along Franklin. It's a…read morecozy place, small and well-stocked but not cluttered. It was nice to see a LGBTQ book display. Not what I read but good to see the support. The staff were knowledgeable and easy to talk to. I recommend coming here.

Clarksville's only independent bookstore offers a good mix of new and used books, and a staff that…read moreloves books. Community minded in all things (sponsor a bookclub, storytime for homeschooled kids, etc.) I appreciate the diverse selection in religion and spirituality and often find offbeat titles from small publishing houses. Heavy readers, take note - they accept used books for generous store credit. Operating hours vary: noon to 7 on weekdays, 9 to 6 on Saturdays, and noon to 3 on Sundays. TIP: Best to visit after 5 and on weekends for free parking. This is one of the cooler places to explore when visiting Clarksville.

I love coming here!! For $10 a year you can become a Friend and you can get one free book a month…read moreand two in your birth month. They have a huge selection and I love coming here after work or to find something for a birthday gift. They have a huge and organized selection. It is volunteer based and the people who work here are so sweet. If you can't find a book you want they can put it down on a list for you and hold it. When it is donated they'll give you a call. It is also such a steal when everything is so expensive to either get your monthly free book or pay no more than $2 for sometimes completely new books. It's the best!

I love this place! It's larger than the one close to home and I can hit it up on my way home from…read morework. It's got multiple rooms and sections and they get donations often so it's worth checking back in here every week to see what's new! They also have a rewards program where you pay $10 and get a free $2 book each month, as well as an additional one on your birthday. I haven't been able to take advantage of a full year yet as I always miss a but I'm determined to complete it this year! There's nothing special that happens when you do, I just feel like I've fully taken advantage of the deal when I do.

This bookstore is SO cool. A book lovers dream. Wide variety of books, games and gadgets. Great…read moreplace to buy a gift or treat yourself. The children's section had a great selection as well. Staff is lovely and they also have a cafe! Will definitely be back as soon as I can.

First of all this delicious restaurant is in a bookstore--so there's that glorious component--but…read moresecondly, the food was delicious. My husband and I shared the salmon salad and pesto pasta. Both were fresh and perfectly seasoned. I would highly recommend novel.

Seriously cool and adorable book store with an excellently curated collection of books ranging of…read moreall kinds. The staff is so kind and friendly. I had wonderful conversations with them. A great independent book store. Historic too.

A book lovers dream! Books galore! New, used, signed copies, and if they don't have the book you're…read morelooking for just ask! Books are fairly priced and they also had a "mystery book"section for $2. The thing about the mystery book is you have no clue what you're getting because it's wrapped up nice and neat, it could be worth more....or less??? Visit and stay awhile and I'm sure you'll find something your little heart desires! Memphis history, southern history, cookbooks, whatever you're looking for I'm sure they can assist. Oh almost forgot! They will also buy your books, I was told to bring what I have and they will take a look at them! How awesome is that?!