Finally had the chance to stop by Little House of Books today! What a fabulous little book shop!…read moreThe small town feel and cozy ambiance reminded me of Stars Hollow (Gilmore Girls fans, anyone?). The place is adorably decorated and has a nice size, curated book collection with something to offer for everyone. I was greeted by the owner who was so kind and also rang me up. My books were packaged so nicely with decorative tissue paper too! I found two books here that have been on my list to grab: Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Crying in H-Mart by Michelle Zauner (singer in the band Japanese Breakfast!). Both books are paperback which is my preference, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that Crying in H-Mart was 30% off! There is an area for kids, a cafe area serving coffee and drinks, and a nice outdoor patio area as well. This place has it all! If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and browse!

Barnes & Nobles is a chain retail store that sells books, magazines, DVDs, CDs, records,…read morestationery, board games, lap desks, and more. For several years, I have shopped at this store off and on. During my most recent visit, I saw a good selection of merchandise on fully stocked and organized shelves. I felt happy to see many customers. Prices were moderate. This store also had a coffee shop, although I did not drink or eat anything there. According to the store's website, they offer events such as toddler storytime.

This Barnes & Noble has a great selection and is always very organized and clean. The cafe is…read morecomfortable and provides a pretty nice second space away from browsing. I always come across something unexpectedly intriguing here and really enjoy the atmosphere. It's a great place to explore interests and I'm never disappointed when spending time at this location.

My daughter and I just love a good used book store. The first time we visited, they were just…read moreabout to close, but the owner, Chuck, invited us in anyway. We managed to get quite the haul in just a few minutes. We will definitely stop by the next time we are in Wheeling.

This was the cutest little bookstore! The owner was SO friendly and welcoming. He had a great…read morevariety of used books. 10/10 would recommend!!

I was excited to find an independent bookstore in Fairmont after visiting for all these years. They…read morejust re-opened after a renovation to expand the Teacher supply departments (it looks like they must do a huge business in teacher supplies as most of the store in now devoted to this.) There are art supplies, kids work books, board games, teach supplies, and regular book store section. The clerk said that as part of the renovation they have gotten rid of the used books and the actual book store selection is probably limited but sufficient. It looks like they are still getting organized from the renovation because the book section was not yet labeled with how the books were organized. I was able to get a story book, educational book, Kindergarten work book, book for my 9 year old niece and a "summer read" for myself. It will be a new stop whenever we are in Fairmont.

This place was such a joy to spend an afternoon in. For those who are very well read and those who…read morehaven't picked up a book in awhile, I can guarantee you'll find a title that catches your eye. This place has a very apparent and pointed purpose for existing. Not necessarily to convert everyone into being anarchists, but more so wanting to encourage free, critical thinking. It's certainly worth a visit and had so many intriguing books that brought me a lot of joy to browse through.

I love that they don't emphasize or even sell newly published, meaningless fluff fiction like all…read morethe other bookstores nowadays. I like the zines, and the 'name your price' rolling bookshelf of books outside, the unique genres, and the not being followed or made to surrender my bag at the counter, lol. The selection of *non*-antiestablishment books, however, is a bit scarce. I mean, even people who've already read all those need something new to read now and again. And I didn't realize or see they had coffee and tea - what? - where was that?.. Thank you for the visit to your lovely shop. Good luck in the new year.

Had to stop by the award-winning friendliest bookstore in Pennsylvania -- White Whale Bookstore…read more(ranked 71st in the country!!) Not only do they have an incredible book selection, but there's also a cozy coffee + tea shop attached Huge shoutout to Luis (GM!) for helping me pick the perfect latte -- I went with the banana bread latte (on the menu until the end of the month, so don't miss it!) They truly prioritize community, host events, and create such a welcoming vibe. Definitely check out their website for upcoming happenings!

Great bookstore with a wide variety of genres, but the cafe is what really makes it special!…read more Loved the honey nut latte which is very comforting and fall-like, super great place to grab a drink and browse, also with a little seating area too, you can get a book and immediately start reading which I love!

Been here a few times in the last few years. I love any bookstores period but this one i loved bc…read moreit has every genre im interested in. They even have gifts there you can buy as well that are not books. They have books, magazines, calendars and everything else in between. They also have chairs in the back for smaller children to check out the kid books. Def recommend!

Amazing service and atmosphere, all around a great place. Perfect staff, good sales, and nice set…read moreup. They even have promotional deals involving "buy this many get one free," etc. My only complaint is book availability. They don't have a very large selection, most likely due to the size of the store (its is moderately small) but what they do have is fairly new and as a whole great. As for that lack though, they are always willing to order the book in for you, with an average of a 10-15% discount off the book itself. With that said there is always the wait involved in that method. All around however I would say that the store as nice as any other book store around.

Great place in the Ohio Valley to get new and back issue comic books and trade paperbacks. They…read morealso have a lot of models, figures, busts, posters, cards, etc. Really decent prices too. Its also a video store so it has video store hours which is a plus.

so i called there this morning and asked the guy if he had these ghost rider comics.before i could…read moreeven say what ones, he says,all annoyed "you're gonna have to come down here and look".now,it was right after the place opened[15 minutes] so there was most likely,little if anyone there.he does this job to feed his family and then treats customers this way?what was he doing that was so important?texting his imaginary girl friend?fantasizing about robin?or most likely sitting on his butt and growing older and lazier.he's the only comic book store anywhere near here and he's going to go under acting like a @#$%head like that.there was a place with a similar name in st clairsville.he went under too.not 3 weeks after saying "we dont need your buisness.we got lots of customers!"a comic book geek with delusions of granduer.he really thinks a bad attitude makes him a super being.it really only makes him a super #$%^head!

I stopped at Barnes & Noble Bookstore to buy Christmas gifts. I purchased several for my grand…read moredaughter and my daughter Plus a National Geogrsphic Arizona Trip planner I also joined the rewards program for future shopping. I can't wait for them to open their gifts. Definitely will go back again in the future. So clean and helpful friendly staff.

As far as Barnes & Noble Booksellers go, it's pretty much your run of the mill location,…read moretruthfully. The bonus side to this location is that they have plenty of staff working around the location to make sure you're getting what you need or assisting you when you can't find that book you were looking for. This location has a coffee shop located on the right-hand side of the bookstore and has a few tables for you to sit and hopefully not read the entire book before putting it back on the shelf... Anyway, the café was clean. I did try to go over there but the line was long and not moving fast and I was feeling impatient so I decided not to get anything. In the back of the store is where you'll find your movies, cds, and vinyl. I was pretty impressed with the selection of new vinyl they had in the store. I'm always shocked though at the prices of their DVD's and CD's knowing how cheaply they can be purchased elsewhere. The rest of the store was neatly organized in the traditional B&N fashion. Everything listed at the top of the bookshelves making it easy for you to find what you were looking for or maybe you'll stumble upon a book you never knew you needed. Either way, this location will suit you just fine.

Half Price Books is a retail-store chain that has stores in many states and buys and sells new and…read moreused books, DVDs, records, CDs, puzzles, and more. This particular store is in the Village Square Mall. For many years, I purchased books through the business's website. Most recently, my husband and I shopped in this physical store. My husband felt interested in looking at books about software and gaming. He saw some books that he liked. However, he saw one book that he already owns and that he said was not worth the $75 price tag. Otherwise, I felt interested in the books about photography, film, pets, and the social sciences. This store has many other sections of books, including home repair, interior design, gardening, fashion, architecture, cooking, history, science, travel, language, crime, children's, etcetera. Some books are collectibles such as first editions and signed copies. This store also sells calendars, greeting cards, board games, and more. I will give a neutral rating for this physical store, because the business's website has a significantly larger selection of merchandise that is available for shipping.

Your typical Half Price Books. Good selection on comics and books, the movie section seemed a…read morelittle thin but that could be due to the current situation. They had signs to direct traffic which is great if other people read them. Sold some items, got about what I expected for them. Overall if you've been to one HPB you've been to them all.