I walk into many bookstores, and the children's section is where I go to first. Interbang books has…read morea truly wonderful selection of children's books. I'm inspired when I'm in their store. It's not a big store, but it's filled with energy. The right kind of energy. The kind that makes you want to look at everything they have to offer. It's the week before Halloween and they have the most adorable Halloween woven bags for trick or treaters - or to fill the bags up with wonderful Halloween books for decorating your shelves. And while I was there I bought a stuffed tigger - yes, from Winnie-the-Pooh. I am a sucker for this story series. When I could t find the book I walked into this shop for, the employee was more than willing to help me, and did so efficiently. This bookstore has a great reputation in Dallas and when you walk into the shop, you know why they're loved.

We went here to find the pop up Inciardi x Richard Scarry mini print vending machine, and staff…read morewere so kind and helped us get tokens to use for the machine. While there we poked around and besides being wonderfully organized and having a great book selection, they also have such cute little trinkets-- book themed candles, fun little plushies, and other cute things that would make great gifts!

Thank gosh another B&N is still open!…read more I was soo looking forward to heading to the magazine rack for updated items. I was not disappointed. They were nice and organized! (I bought a True West magazine) Lots of Books, videos, DVD's, and other great stuff!! Ravenburgers Puzzles and music are still options for purchase too. Not necessarily in that order. I love any book store! This one has a nice discounted section. I think that's where I end up 99% of the time. I almost always find one affordable book I can't live without. The medical section is pretty pitiful. Books in this section are dated and honestly pretty crappy. I have noticed that the majority of the people sitting around reading magazines are over the age of 50. In years previous it was 30 something folks. I guess the demographics of readers hasn't changed, I aged with them! Lol Reading books feels like it's becoming a thing of the past. Many people today appear to read books either on their kindles or not at all. I've always been a reader and love turning the pages of a book. A Starbucks is located within B&N. Nice touch! They do close down an 1 hour before the book store I'm guessing for clean up. October 2025

This Barnes & Noble store has been in Addison for many years. My grandsons were young when I took…read morethem here, and it's still a charming book store! I mentioned in one of my reviews how the Denton B&N store has fantastic displays, well, so does this store. I am coming to realize that I prefer the older stores, as they really create the kind of child wonder I want my grandchildren to experience. And that child wonder is truly the design and layout of the store. I needed some assistance and the staff working there was truly kind to me and patient, as I had many questions. I will skip past three B&N stores in my area to go to this store going forward.

This place is a must stop if you're a fan of Japanese culture. Filled with tons of blind boxes,…read moremanga, stationary, and a huge Gundam selection making it a fun place for all. My friends and I enjoy perusing the endless aisle finding hidden gems and fun unique knickknacks to show each other. Highly recommend if you're a Gundam fan, their selection is decent!

A friend suggested this bookstore to me cause he knows I am a big Gundam and Godzilla fan. But I…read morealso like to draw and this place has everything you could possibly want and little more. Most of the items here are direct from Japan and won't find them anywhere else. This Wawa My first visit here and it won't be my last.

We travel to Tyler from Longview quite often just to take advantage of the sales and low prices…read moreoffered by Half Price Books. We always find treasures to take home, most often books for me and used CDs for my husband, the employees are friendly and helpful and you cannot beat the prices!

Great place to buy books. Good collection and well maintained store. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. Not a good place to sell books at all. The price they offer for mint condition books are ridiculous. There is no obligation to sell after they price though. Will recommend the store if you are looking to buy books. Avoid them for selling - rather donate them somewhere.

If you are looking for Korean literature, this is the place! Whether you read Korean fluently or…read moreare learning the language, you could definitely find something here. Even though my Korean skills are not very advanced, I enjoyed looking around at the selection.

If you crave to have Korean literature, you could fulfill your hunger at Book Nara(well, you also…read morecould satisfy your needs for Korean style Chinese food as well; it's right next door) You could ask the store any books you wish to have; they will make it happen! I enrolled the membership and collected three new books ;I have new place to hang out whenever I come to DFW

Deep Vellum Books is a gem. Let me tell you why…read more Deep Vellum Books is the storefront and headquarters of Deep Vellum Books & Publishing, a nonprofit literary arts organization and the largest publisher of literature in translation in the US (I did not know that!!!!). They stock their own titles as well as a curated selection of literary fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. I visited with my family (dad, stepmom, adult siblings, husband) last weekend, and we spent way more time in the store than we expected to given the store's size. It's not large, but the store is packed with interesting and unusual and harder to find titles. I started to read a book's dusk jacket flap blurb, which led to a conversation about the book with the staff in the shop. (I bought it, I already read it, I loved it.) It's that kind of store - I was walking around, reading blurbs out loud to my family - finding book after book that piqued my interest. I left with a book, my siblings with two or three each, and my dad with at least one. There were six of us, and we bought maybe 8 books. The staff working the day we were visited were incredible, chatting with us about books, telling us about Deep Vellum, and answering our questions about their events. It's clear that people who work at Deep Vellum love books and that always makes shopping at a bookstore more wonderful. (I'm not sure I would have taken home the book I did if I hadn't chatted with a store employee for a few minutes about it - it's a little out of my wheelhouse - but I loved and I'm so glad I picked it up). The store hosts book clubs which sound amazing. I mean how many bookstores offer a "Homer Out Loud" book club that meets to read Homer's epics out loud once a week!? Or has a book club called "Underdogs in Space" that meets once a month to talk about underread sci-fi books?! If you're in Deep Ellum and you love to read anything at all - make your way over to Deep Vellum. It's a great organization and a great bookstore. I couldn't love it more.

Came here for the first last last week 15 minutes before closing (I know!!) but they were so kind…read moreand helpful. The ppl who worked there are incredibly knowledgeable and can offer wonderful suggestions if you tell them the genres/writers you like, no matter how niche! They had a lovely array of diverse books--they featured books, authors, languages, genres, and themes from all backgrounds. There were lots of translated books and books they published there. There's also a book club they host if you're interested in joining--they read underrated sci-fi works and discuss them on site. 12/10 would come back again :)

Charming store filled with unique books and amazing collections…read more The staff is very helpful. It's well worth a visit. Call ahead to set an appointment. It's well worth it.

Great selection and Blake provides knowledgeable assistance…read more Prices are reasonable and affordable

What an oasis of wonderful Christian literature and more in the middle of the area!…read more They boast a Narnia themed kids area with vintage Noah's Ark and John's themed prints as well as custom framed artwork - all inside the wardrobe complete with the fur coats and the lamppost just inside the wardrobe! Tons of kids literature and adult literature all over the store with gifts and so much more! 51+ years old - not quite as old as me - but getting close and well with the visit. The proprietors are so engaging and helpful and the service was outstanding and prices ever so reasonable!

What a welcoming staff and incredible inventory of a variety of faith based books, resource guides,…read morejewelry; checkout their "Dot and Dash collection, my personal favorite! Logos also offers wonderful selections of items especially for children. Logos also carries a unique and varied lines of greeting cards. Honestly there truly is something for everyone! I have shopped at the the local, independently business owned business for several years, typically shop there once a month, leaving inspired and never empty handed! They also give you coupon with your purchase, to enjoy using on a future purchase. Dallas is fortunate to have this delightful business!

With a name like "HOLY GROUNDS", I walked in expecting a Christian-owned coffee shop... and found…read moreso much more! It's a Christian bookstore and gift shop as well. One wall is full of differently-flavored coffee beans. Sister got me a bag of blueberry flavored beans, coz it sounded interesting, AND it turned out delicious! The shopkeeper was just a this lovely lady who patiently explained their inventory, gave us samples and informed us of the deals. A must-visit in Grapevine.

We've been going to Holy Grounds for several years and it never disappoints such a variety of…read morecoffee to choose from mine is Snicker Doodle I live on oklahoma we come every year for the wine festival which also never disappoints the owners are the sweetest ladies you'll ever meet