service the service was kind and direct. upon entering the…read morebookstore, at which i've previosuly exchanged books for credit and also purchased books, usually with a combination of credit with cash, i got in line at the front of the islandic checkout and guest service counter. a worker asked if i was ready to checkout, and then offered two potential locations for a recent edition of the farmer almanac, for which i was searching. selection although i'd not found any edition of the farmers almanac in either section the counter worker suggested, that l was necessary for pausing a moment to reflect on the different satisfactions of finding a book for which you are looking vs looking in a section or two to find an affordable book that sparks your interest to read for whatever reason you have for doing so. and i believe i've found such a book in 'the book of joy', with his holiness the dalai lama and archbishop desmond tutu as cowriters, and douglas abrams cowriting too. while i've read only the introductory section and first two chapters, the book has been thusfar satisfyingly rewarding, as both prominent religious leaders giving voice to the book are 'wise', as the second i mentioned describes the first i'm mentioning, and the book as a whole provides witness to the potential for the medium in sharing wisdom from a live presentation to readers at a later point. such a book also suggests to me the value of finding a book that might not give specific scientific detail about how to solve a challenge in life, but that speaks on a similar subject or subjects as the thoughts swirling in your mind. value the value was very affordable, just a dollar and change. additionally, the bookstore had lovely halloween decor, in case you are able to get there tomorrow or whenever the store considers end of the holiday season, with the favorite i had being the crime scene body outlines in the true crime section.

It's a bookstore. A HUGE bookstore. With lots and lots of…read morebooks. Mostly, really cheap books (compared to new). People are always friendly. Organization is a little dicey at times, and you sometimes have to look around for what you want. Since it's all used books, you never know what you're going to get (like a box of chocolates....). All that said it's a great place to spend a little time browsing around see what you can find.

Great eclectic used book store. You won't see a lot of the common stuff that other book stores…read morehave. You WILL find lots of rare treasures. I was very sad when the original store closed down in 2016, and very happy when they re-opened in 2024.

Oak Tree Books has rolling ladders around their book cases. It's really, really difficult for me…read morenot to channel my inner Belle from Beauty and the Beast to jump on and slide around. This space is a nook of older and first edition books, but not a great spot to find newer used reads. Most of the books are about Oklahoma and Native Americans. There are some smaller sections of science fiction, literature & classic children's books. Inside is well organized but you still feel like an explorer. I'm going to go back as Belle and find the rose behind a book.

Good to see a good bookstore!!!! Was able to find local…read morebooks, good opportunity to learn about Tulsa hidden history. Look forward to visiting again.

This is just a magical place (but most bookstores are). I went in with a list but of course came…read moreout with a couple more books. I was specifically going for a recent popular title but didn't see it. When I asked they said they were out of stock but that the UPS truck had just pulled up and if I waited a bit, I could have one fresh off the truck! Of course I had to shop some more. Service is always great here and you never know what books you will discover that you NEED. Always check out their events. There are a lot that are free but the ticketed ones are well worth it! They bring in some amazing world-class authors!!!!

This store was closed at 3:40 pm on a Tuesday. No note or sign on the door explaining if they are…read morepermanently closed or when they will open again. So disappointing If I can visit this store I will update my review.

I only found this place because I was googling bookstores. Oh my gosh, I am so happy I did find it…read more You walk in and there's a whole section of books and other things for only a dollar. then you have this huge store full of books, games, toys, DVDs, CDs records, and so much more all used, and you can buy, sell and trade. Honestly, it reminds me of gardeners, but I love that it's in broken arrow. It was not overcrowded they had huge selections, really good prices and very well organized. I cannot wait to go back here. Honestly it might be a problem that it's so close to my house, but this is gonna be a new favorite used bookstore for me. Also, the staff were very friendly.

Whitty Books has been on my "to visit" list for some time. I love the quirkiness and friendliness…read morehere and the "makerspace" in the back. I found a lot of books to covet so I will be back!

I love this bookstore. Quirky, full of events, have tarot cards, friendly. What more can I say?read more

So, I just found out they have a book buy-back program. I took two sacks of used books from my…read moreoverstocked shelves at home and ended up getting over $30 of store credit. Know that you can only use this credit toward half of used book purchases. That is totally OK with me as I will use it up soon. All of the used books are upstairs and are nicely categorized into sections. Really nice selection and the staff has always been very helpful.

The owner was so nice. Helped us with our shopping bags up front while we shopped. She told us that…read morethere were 15 rooms, AND WE THOUGHT SHE WAS KIDDING! The building is historically a boarding school so the play on the name is so cool. Bought a book for a classroom and would love to come back some day!

What an amazing book store! There was a wide selection of…read moreamazing books to choose from. The best part was they were of good value. Also, the inside was actually pretty clean. The service was good here too. Overall, great book store and I recommend coming here if you want to buy books.

I have been a frequent regular for the last 4 1/2 years, and have always come off with well…read moremaintained, quality books that I made it an ambition to read each year. As well as having a clean, organized and high-quality standard of inventory stacked in their shelves and on their display tables, they're very good about finding you whatever you're looking for, even if they have to order it for you (when they're out of stock) and you have to pick it up upon a future date. My personal experience with them is excellent. The one thing I would say to anyone wishing to shop here is that, though the price for a book (or books) can be less than thrifty, is that you're paying for quality and hot-off-the-press material that will last longer, and make the one reading feel his or her money has been invested well. This I believe makes Barnes & Nobles more richer (in taste) than any other book-chain I've personally become aware of. Sincerely, Joseph DePaz.

It's very nice when I go. They have a lot of crystal options and jewelry. One of the workers,…read morePeggy, is super sweet and helpful. They have lots of good books. It's is a very nice place to sit and read.

This bookstore has been a Tulsa staple for a long long time. It's beautiful inside. Big selection…read morein all kinds of topics. Not a spot for contemporary new books that you'd find at chain bookstores. Very cool vibes!

This is the largest used book store I've ever seen. The hard back books are in one section, with…read moremany of the titles in paperback in another location. Authors are alphabetical as are the titles of their books. It just couldn't be easier to find exactly what you need.