Yes, you can order books on line cheaper but you REALLY need to support independent book stores. I…read morelove to browse (and buy) here. The layout of the store makes it seem like there are little alcoves and rooms everywhere. I love the racks in the main part of the store that highlight new paperbacks, staff recommendations, award winners, local authors, etc. Their "highlighted" books are 20% off. I picked up Anne Patchett's latest and a new historical novel about Anne Boleyn. (Both 20% off.) I also bought a staff recommendation and David Sedaris' new book of essays. Honestly, this is a dangerous spot for me to shop BUT make sure you keep track of your loyalty points card!

I love this bookstore! Great selection of titles from various authors that range so many subjects…read more I can truly browse for hours. Other highlights: -sliding ladder to reach books on top shelves (think Belle from Beauty and the Beast) -working fireplaces to sit near during the winter -many book clubs meet here -cafe serves great food and seasonal drinks -quality bookish items for book lovers -unique events such as book signings, live music, crafting nights, and trivia -every employee is so cool and knowledgable -reward stamps for purchases Full Circle Bookstore has a little something for everybody. Truly a gem in Oklahoma City

My family and I really enjoyed our experience. This shop has cool vibes and nice selection. If you…read morewant to support a small business and stick it in the eye of the hardcore right Oklahoma- great choice.

Very cute and small bookstore that used to be a house. Friendly staff and plenty of books to check…read moreout. Loved the whole vibe.

Super friendly staff, super cute shop with small trinkets for sell as well as some art, the coffee…read moreshop is great and there are snacks occasionally I had a chive and cheese scone was good. The coffee was around 5 dollars.

The cutest and coziest used bookstore! Chic decor, a decent amount of seating, and Caboose Coffee…read moreis located inside for some light snacks and coffee. They really seem to have a decent amount of community activities here also. Their book selection was neatly organized, and the books were extremely decently priced (ranging from $3-9 with some of the more popular books going to $15). Unfortunately, personally I didn't find anything that I was in love with, but it's definitely worth a look around if you're looking for your next read!

Such a cute little spot for studying and coffee at the same time. Relatively quiet and peaceful…read morecompared to other coffee shops. Staff is sweet as well. Totally recommend.

Love this little bookstore! There is a cafe inside that primarily serves drinks. There is an…read moreimpressive tea selection that I appreciate as a non-coffee drinker. The book selection is wide and I was able to find the book I was looking for. There's plenty of space to sit down and work or have a meeting. Very cozy space

Best customer service ever, second to none, I mean it . Their coffee and specialty coffees are…read moreexceptionally better than Starbucks. Whoever doesn't leave five stars does not know what exceptional place is.

Barnes and Noble is hard not to enjoy. It brings a lot of nostalgia and I always leave wanting to…read moreread more books. We parked just fine in their parking lot and entered. No greeting, probably just because they shouldn't yell in a bookstore. I stopped by their in-store coffee place that serves Starbucks and the barista was really sweet. I like to get an iced water to walk around while I peruse the books. It was my husband's birthday and he had his eye on some new books. If you don't ask someone on staff, you might not be finding what you're looking for. I was interested in the Percy Jackson series, and it wasn't in the adventure or young adult area, it was actually tucked away literally in a corner of the children's area. The box set was more expensive than the Amazon price, so I asked if they did price matching, and they declined. It's a store policy to not do so with competitors, which I guess makes sense. So sadly we left empty-handed with an Amazon order on the way. It felt bad to so do because I do like Barnes and Noble but I'd rather pay a higher price at a local bookstore than at a large box store, but we didn't have time to stop elsewhere. I still have a quality impression of the store and the memories we've made, and it's always nice to increase my TBR list when I walk around the store. Makes for a fun date night.

I brought around 50+ books to sell as they were just sitting in my classroom needing a new home…read more Some were classics, some were brand new, some kids would absolutely love. They offered me $10 for all those books. I was pretty upset as I've sold books here before and was offered way more for less books.

Most books are cheap and in good condition for the price. They have a very good selection. If you…read moreare wanting to start reading a series that already has a decent amount of books out then this is the spot!

AMAZING selection & prices!! Tons of used new release books for cheap! Highly recommend!!!read more

Good selection of books, but would *not* recommend…read more Book I ordered was not delivered and returned to sender, USPS mistake. (I have written admission of this from USPS.) Archives would not try to resend the book, and tried to charge me a penalty. First they claimed my address was incorrect (i showed them on the USPS site where my address is verified), then they claimed that they could not deliver without a 9 digit zipcode (not true), then they claimed they couldn't resend the book without a totally different address. This was all via email - and they refused to take my call or call me back to discuss. I even offered to come pick up the book, but they would not do that without me paying a penalty. I confirmed with the USPS that Archives could have resent the book to me for no additional charge and gotten a refund of the shipping penalty, but Archives refused to do so. Their customer service is clearly written by a bot, and they have no interest in actually helping customers.

First time visiting Oklahoma City, so I do what I always do when visiting a new place I Googled…read moreBlack Owned Book stores and found Nappy Roots Books. I was excited to go and see how it looked and was a bit disheartened. This store needs support! The lady that helped was very nice and knowledgeable I did end up buying a book and will go again next time I'm in town. But I highly encourage the people of Oklahoma to show love and go buy things and also people visiting the city of Oklahoma to do the same, let's prop this historic business up!

Awesome store, full of great leftist and historical literature! Camille is super nice and is happy…read moreto help you around the store. Black Lives Matter shirts and other shirts are available for sale here as well.