Barnes & Noble is a wonderful bookstore. Book Title: A Childhood Taken Away by a Mother and Grandfather Author: Linda Sommer Farley Linda Sommer Farley grew up in a large family where money was scarce. Her mother was not around for a great deal of her childhood. She was the sixth child of eight and had the responsibility of raising her younger siblings when no one was at home. A mother with a gambling addiction and a grandfather who abused her were traumatic parts of her life. She also expresses her embarrassment of growing up poor, and the challenges she was faced with through out her school years due to poverty. Linda allows us to feel her pain, her fear, and her total loneliness, when her grandfather abused her. She wrote this book with the purest of intentions - to help others. read more

Great place to study. That woman made me the worst cup of coffee I have ever had. Kind of sad, I would like my $8 back.... Idk why I paid her to give me something disgusting. Great environment tho loved it overall read more

Currently , the best place buy and browse books. The downtown here is pretty much devoid shops .

I've been a customer of Barnes and Noble for several years now and really enjoy the variety of books and other products (puzzles, etc) they carry. By far the best place to look for current affairs, history, religion etc works in this area. Highly recommend it. read more

I love barnes and noble! My daughters go at least once a month and spend an hour. We always leave with an armful of books each. The member savings is nice to have to take a little bit off the price. read more

Okay, don't hate. Barnes and Noble has books. The books are great, B & N is not. Tonight, the noise level was reminiscent of a telemarketing call center. The service was atrocious. Hubs tried to flag down assistance to find a particular book. No luck getting employees to actually leave their important social conversations to help. The swirled mocha that I got tasty. Thus, the one star review. Please spend your money at a local independent coffee shop and get some books at a shop downtown or at the Lincoln library. read more

I really enjoy Barnes & Noble and it seems like everyone you go to is a little bit different than the one before. This B&N is clean and tidy, but not very quiet and the staff is helpful but not very nice. Like most other B&N stores this one has a bountiful selection of books, games, journals and a Starbucks. It doesn't have a music or movie selection like bigger B&N stores do. read more

Went to Barnes and noble looking for American Sniper, asked a lady at the service desk where I could find it. Instead of leading me where it was she pointed me in the direction and said "it's under best sellers" after walking around she looked at me like I was incompetent and said "it's right here." The book was under "new in paperback" not best sellers. Instead of also showing me where the hardback option was she walked away annoyed. I left empty handed and went to target to purchase the non movie cover version of the book and in hardback. I've never been treated so poorly in any Barnes and noble before. These people need a lesson in customer service. read more

Books are fine and everything, but I come here for the cafe and wifi. There are always open tables and the wifi is always working. The coffee is good and so are the baked goods. The staff has been helpful on the rare occasion I want to find something from the book section of the store. read more

Yay! Barnes & Noble! I love the aisles and aisles of books! They are always neat & tidy. The staff is super friendly. They have an AWESOME children section. I love findinga gem on the shelves. read more