I just loved visiting this bookstore when we were in Laure, MS!! It's so quaint & cozy. And the…read morevariety of book/gifts is great!! She also carries local authors, which is so cool!! 5 stars for sure

There's something for everybody here. Kids, religious gifts, bookmarks, mystery, fiction, local…read moregifts, and more. I love to stop in local book stores and this one is another reason why. It feels like the inventory goes on and on, you could totally spend a lot of time in here. If the inventory wasn't enough, the shopkeeper is the sweetest. It's worth stopping in just to say hello to her!

This was a well stocked and well kept bookstore. They have added more novelty and more puzzles,…read moregames, entertainment memorabilia type items. The magazine section is rather Spartan but their discounted book section was very good. Love the fact that they still have little coffee area. But call for closing times due to the fact they closed one hour earlier than published time.

Hello all. I'm very…read morepleased with this establishment each time I visit. The workers are always super helpful every time I ask for help. I usually buy my grandchildren a few books for the holidays, but with how old I am, it's difficult for me to navigate the store; however, all the employees are always happy to help. They don't mind indulging in small talk or giving suggestions on what they think my grandchildren will like. The store is always tidy and clean, not to mention how good it smells. I haven't tried the coffee yet, but I'm looking forward to trying it. Very organized, very tidy, very cozy. I always look forward to my visits, especially my visits around the holidays. That is all.

I stopped by here on a Saturday. They have a coffee shop inside which is one reason I came by here…read more The second reason is to read and buy books and magazines of course. The customer service was about average. The coffee shop was busy just about the whole time I was here. Everyone that worked here helpful but slow. The books and magazines are worth stopping by here. Some are hard to find at the big box stores because they don't sell them. One tip I would give is to sign up for their loyalty card. You can save money using the Books a Million card. It costs about $25 a year but you save on everything you buy here.

They tricked me into getting a magazine subscription when I was just trying to buy a book. When…read moreconfronting them about the transaction they didn't answer me. Greedy and deceptive cashier.

Great place to get your latest read. The owner is great to help you find what you are looking for…read more Open six days a week.

I was in town for the weekend and asked my friend about a used bookstore in the area. He knew of…read moreone, so we set out. It was in a cute little house with ample parking which is always a good sign. When you walk in, it's like being in a book hoarder's house. Books everywhere. Shelves, racks, on the floor, racks on doors, there wasn't a space that wasn't utilized. Being a book lover who appreciates the awesomeness of used bookstores, this didn't deter me one bit. We each went to different sections of the store to explore. It had a pretty decent organization system for a tiny place. I was quickly able to find some mysteries I didn't realize I wanted before I got there. I looked in that section for an indication of the pricing situation, but didn't see anything. I went to the desk and waited while she assisted a few people in buying and selling. She gave me a dumb look when telling me most books are half of the price listed ok the book. Of course this is common sense and not very helpful. I continued to browse and just assuming each book was half of the price. I quickly found myself in the 25¢ section, which was very diverse in all things fiction. I brought my 5 books to the desk to pay and the employee quickly loosened up when she saw my selections. We had a pleasant little chat about a series we both enjoy. I didn't see a machine to run cards, so I asked if they accepted cards or only cash. She was very confused about my question, but turns out she just misheard me. All in all it was a great store as far as used bookstores go. They had a lot of genres, including children's books. The romance section was by far their biggest section which really shouldn't be a surprise. Ask about pricing policies, or don't. Just assume it's half of the publisher's price or 25¢ from the designated section. They have all kinds of author's bios (printed from wiki), lists of their body of work, and lists of upcoming books printed out and posted randomly. The idea is great but makes no sense, especially when the new books coming out are in 2008 leading me to believe its been hanging there since 2008 at least.

Hands down best book store around Specializing in MS…read moreauthors. Full of helpful people plus great books

I am planning on visiting an independent bookstore in each state I visit this year…read more This bookstore is on the top floor of a mall/shopping area. I love the decor. Inside I was reminded of the old Tattered Cover bookstore in Denver CO, lots of nooks where books are shelved. They had an entire section of the store desecrated to Southern writers. I appreciated they labeled sections where they had books by one author (notably John Grisham has several shelves to himself).