Books-A-Million

2.6 (7 reviews)

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Pam N.

Elite 25

11 months ago

The service and selection was wonderful. It was so hot no matter what part of the store we were in. It was uncomfortable to the point of almost making me sick. There were no fans, no air flow. It really ruined the experience and shortened our book shopping trip. read more

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Scott E.

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2 years ago

this is another store that I try to avoid because I want to buy so many things in there. They have an excellent selection. With so much of the book business now online, having a store like this is a wonderful thing. read more

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Athena P.

2 years ago

I recently started employment at the Clarksville IN store, and it only took two days to experience discrimination on a level that I have never thought possible. I was very excited about this job and determined to do the best possible job. A female co-worker approached me, and because she knew that I am a Christian, she insisted that I call her a man. I explained that my religious beliefs prohibit me from referring to her as anything but the gender to which she was born, but I will happily call her by her name and treat her with love and respect. It was at this point that the name calling, threats, and discrimination began. I am very disappointed that a company who claims to be so devoted to inclusivity would so blatantly discriminate against ones religious beliefs. I will continue my employment and continue to do the best job possible until they decide otherwise. read more

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Holly S.

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8 years ago

Grreat coffee. Fun environment. Staff offers great advice on coffees and tea. The book selection is great. They have lots of fun out of the box ideas for gifts. read more

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Sherri S.

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10 years ago

I am always coming in to get new books or just to browse, this time we came in to get new Harry Potter book and my son's comics. While checking out we were asked if we like to donate to a charity I polity declined because I donate to many already and said "No Thank You" and the person checking me out Gave me the nastiest look and said well "OKAY Then" in a very huffy voice and basically threw my receipt at me. I was very taken back by this rudeness and let another person know that was working on the floor about him. I plan to go back because I am a fan of this store but if this person is working check out I will not buy anything. read more

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Grace H.

9 years ago

I'll take my business elsewhere, thank you. Checking out here last week, the cashier peppily asked me how my day was going, and I engaged in the clearly forced small talk because hey, I get it. I've been there. She offered for me to sign up for some sort of loyalty card, as almost all places do now, and although I usually decline, I hardly ever come to BAM and I was told it would save me $10 on my purchase that was only $13, so I thought why not, I'll give them my junk e-mail and landline phone. Only after I say sure does she tell me there's a $25 charge to even get the card, and she was sure to soften that blow with lots of fluff about how all my friends and family can use it and we'd all enjoy the benefits. I told her I don't come often enough to make it worthwhile and she accepted but still encouraged me to come back and sign up. At this point I've already been checking out for a transaction of one item for upwards of 3 minutes. This is when she slid a flyer and a pen to me explaining I spent enough to qualify for some free magazine subscriptions, and to choose three. As I implied I'm already annoyed and eager for this to be over with. I circle three and have to give my address and zip. I will be honest, I don't remember if she clearly stated that I would be charged if I didn't cancel, but regardless, BAM is shady and desperate engaging in this kind of deceitful and aggressive salesmanship. Luckily I realized the catch while reading the back of the flyer later at home. The website was no help, so I decided to call and nip this in the bud. The number is for SalesRobotWoman3000 TM, don't expect to talk to a sentient being. Give it (her?) my information and have to cancel every magazine separately. In addition, after EVERY magazine, she told me "Congratulations!" and spit out yet another sales pitch offering the next 25+ issues of each magazine for only $2, and gave me the option of doing that or remaining in my current subscriptions. After I said "neither" TWICE, I was met with "I understand. But if you call back and cancel before x date, you'll still enjoy..." this is where I held the phone away from my ear. Finally I got all subscriptions cancelled, but this entire ordeal was one bad experience after another. I intend to steer clear of BAM and (obviously) felt compelled to write this and warn others as well. Edit: Forgot to add I was also encouraged for about 30 seconds to take a survey & enter to win gift cards via a link listed on my receipt. In pointing this out, the cashier circled a few things and turned them into a smiley face...I promise I am not a bitter person, but come on. If nothing else it's despicable that BAM is forcing their employees to behave like their passion is serving my sweatpant-clad self on a Monday afternoon. read more

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Rex S.

11 years ago

This bookstore has everything!!..I found this cool Star Trek pizza cutter and they have a huge selection of magazines!!.. Although the service is a little slow, you'll have to stand in line for about 20 minutes just to buy something...You can walk to the back of store where snack bar is to pay for your items..It's alot faster!! read more

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757 E Lewis & Clark Pkwy
Green Tree Mall
Clarksville, IN 47129
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(812) 284-4798
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http://www.booksamillion.com

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What time does Books-A-Million open?

Books-A-Million opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Books-A-Million opens at 12:00 PM on Sunday.

What time does Books-A-Million close?

Books-A-Million closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Books-A-Million closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.

Mon-Sat 11:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

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Does Books-A-Million take credit cards?

Yes, Books-A-Million takes credit cards.

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Does Books-A-Million have bike parking?

Yes, Books-A-Million has bike parking.

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Yes, Books-A-Million has parking options.

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Barnes & Noble Booksellers

Still a relaxing experience each occasion I visit - and I love it's so close to home. Today I…read moreneeded a mental break from home and this was the perfect space to quietly walk the aisle, leaf through a few books, relax in chairs, and shop the tables full of non-book items. On some occasions I have paused at the Starbucks cafe. Two years ago it was a common spot to be with my son as he applied for college scholarships. I can't imagine the number of books the store holds. Every category outlined and clearly marked. Other items to buy include calendars, journals, music, home decor, writing supplies, games, Legos, toys, magazines, and more. I watched several people walking around with 2-3 books in hand. A featured author was also visiting and speaking with customers about their new book. Associates restocked books and helped customers. Labor Day weekend included several tables of books marked at 50% off. Others are comparable prices and you'll always find aisles of marked down books. Unsure what to buy? Pick up a gift card. Plenty of parking in the private lot.

I love book shopping and they always have great selections. My favorite thing is the $5 book with a…read morepurchase from the cafe. I look forward to what they will select and it's such a deal, because I typically want a coffee anyway!

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Carmichael's Bookstore

I really loved their selection of things. It seemed pretty organized. They take the time to give…read morelabeled employee recommendations. I loved that. Service was good & there if you needed it but they let you browse in peace. I appreciated that. I got a few books & happy I decided to stop in. They seemed to have normal price ranges.

Love a indie bookstore!!! They have a STACKED election of books, and can order something if they…read moredon't have it readily available. They host multiple books clubs and are always having author chats. Couldn't recommend this place enough.

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Mickey’s

4.9

(26 reviews)

2.8 mi

Delicious bagel sandwiches at reasonable prices, interesting teas and coffee drinks. And books…read more Lots of books! Although they are used, there's a good number of recent bestsellers mixed in. We came for lunch and left with full stomachs and shopping bags.

What a gem! I was…read morefinally able to visit Mickey's during a recent girls weekend in New Albany. Coffee + books -- what's not to love! This small shop boasts an expertly curated selection of used books, arranged by type around the space. I ended up going with "Blink" by Malcolm Gladwell and "The Library Book" by Susan Orlean. Both weren't more than $8. I also got a chai tea to go. This is such a cozy shop. If we had more time to spend, I would have pulled up a chair and enjoyed my time here some more. I also loved seeing the fun customers in this shop. Some were talking. Some reading. It is a great community space. Again, a gem. Looking forward to supporting it more!

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Menu with some spot-on Hand Written Vibes.

Friends of the JTPL Bookstore

4.0

(1 review)

3.0 mi

This bookstore is located on a popular street of Jeffersonville (near the candy shop and…read morerestaurants). It is FULL of books - paperback, hard back and vintage. They've tried to split the shelves into categories but otherwise there's not much organization to the books. Give yourself some time to hang out. Pricing is on the front of each book. We happened to stop in during an amazing sale. They're working to clear out inventory. Volunteer-ran store and donations support a nonprofit.

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Heaven Help US Christian Book Store

5.0

(1 review)

2.3 mi

I just discovered this place a few weeks ago and I love this bookstore. They have a nice selection…read moreof books and CDs, along with gifts and cards and such. Very nice ladies that run the store and they are very helpful.

Half Price Books

Everything about this bookstore deserves a 10!! The people that work there, the wide variety of…read morebooks, music, movies, records!! The customer service is spot on too!!

There are not many books stores left and prices have gotten so high. This is the place for you if…read moreyou like traditional paper books. Prices are really good and the selection is not bad at all. It good use a facelift, but the product is worth a visit for sure if you are a book worm. They also have some games and DVDs.

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A Book By Its Cover Used and Rare Books

5.0

(1 review)

8.4 mi

VERY interesting place! Yes, it is run out of the owners house, but you would swear he sleeps on…read morebooks! They are wall to wall, first editions, etc. It's not your typical bookstore with a rack for popular sci-fI, or fantasy, he has complete rooms dedicated to history, arts, self-help, etc. but they are mostly old. The smell of old books permeates the entire house. It's a beautiful thing. Go spend an hour looking at historic Louisville books, (I found a courier journal cookbook from the mid eighties here!) or go upstairs to peruse a wall of art! It's a fantastic place!

From the owner: Buying and Selling Used and Rare Books--Specializing in History, Military, Kentucky, Art & Art…read moreHistory, Philosophy & Religion, Genealogy, Poetry, Fine Leatherbound, Antiquarian, Signed and Collectible, Documents, Posters and Ephemera

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The owner, with his daughter Molly, in England, 2014.

Fat Rabbit Thrift & Vintage

When people ask me what my favorite store in Louisville is I will always have the same answer ,…read moreThe Fat Rabbit', even if I haven't been there in more than 6 months, it doesn't matter because I have never walked out of there disappointed or empty handed,,,,ever!!!!

Another visit, another t-shirt for my teen - this time a Stone Temple Pilot album cover. This Gen X…read moremom approves. The store has a wall of books and tucked into a corner is also a clearance area. I snagged two books for a total of $1.50! During any visit there's always a lot of visitors and the team greets you at the entrance. Fat Rabbit is a classic store and always fun to browse for clothing, home decor, records, books and more. Street parking.

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Half Price Books

Went in to sell a bunch of books and records today, and left with more than I sold. I'll take it as…read morea win! I don't know if book/music people are just the most interesting and unique people around or if HPB just finds this amazing crew - but such a great staff from the buy counter to the check out lane. Love spending time here with my teen flipping through vinyl and finding the best obscure books. Haul today: Vinyl: patsy cline, Belinda Carlisle, and the doors Books: space and mythology tomes for my teen We won't talk about my vinyl bill, but it was definitely better than retail! Value in pre-loved!

Half _rice Books is a great place to browse when you have a general interest in mind but not as…read moremuch as when you're looking for a specfic book. They have a great selection and great variety of books but finding a specific book is a bit more challenging than browsing and seeing what catches your eye. Overall, their prices on used books is pretty good. They advistise that they also "BUY" used books but I would urge caution when trying to sell books to them. They offer pennies on the dollar and the last time I took a batch of about 25 books in and got an offer of less than a dollar, I swore I'd donate the books to Goodwill or Friends of the Library rather than hauling them in here and being offered next to nothing. Summary - a great place to find good, used books priced pretty inexpensive. Bad place to try and sell used books.

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Books-A-Million

Need a book I've been looking for for a while and found it here ! Went for the discount code and…read moregot it super cheap. Staff was also friendly and helpful. Well organized book store and a great selection of books to read.

Excellent service, plentiful selection, fantastic value. This is my favorite bookstore in…read moreLouisville. Always find helpful employees and random quality finds.

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Logan Street Market

I haven't been here in years! Met up with some girlfriends for brunch and here are my #WorthyNotes:…read more We went around 11am and there wasn't much traffic. I highly recommend walking around to see your options because there's so much to choose from! I ended up going with an Avo Lox breakfast bagel and a matcha flight! Both were so delicious and made fresh. The food came out quick and the associates were very friendly. All for a good price! What I appreciate about Logan Street Market is the variety of food options and the opportunity to support local. I plan to be back sooner rather than later and bring the kiddos with me!

Who among us can resist a food hall? Not me. (Not I?) Especially one like Logan Street Market. But…read morefirst, something non-food related: This place has a huge arcade in it! That's the first thing that my children noticed when we walked into the market. The arcade is set up off to the side, through a door, on the first floor. There are a couple dozen pinball machines and old-school video games that you can play for quarters. When we visited, there was no one in the arcade, so we had the whole thing to ourselves. The arcade was an unexpected bonus, but we visited for the food. I love food halls and markets like this because everyone can find something they like. When we visited, one of us got a loaded baked potato from Spudzy Potato Bar, one of us got the falafel and hummus plate from Jerusalem Kitchen, and one of us got a cheeseburger from Ziba's Bistro. But we could have also chosen arepas, Korean street food or crepes, or things like boba and coffee and vegan baked goods. There are a lot of different options here. Upstairs, there are a lot of little booths with crafts and handmade goods and things. When we visited, none of that was open, but we were able to go up there and look around. There's also a small area for young kids to play, and a couple of video games. The second floor is also a nice place to peer down and look at the market from high up above. Parking is wherever you can find it. There's a gravel parking lot a block away, and there's also street parking, if you're lucky to get a spot.

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