Nice store. Don't think it's been at this location for a long time. Must be fairly new since I'm…read moreoften in that area and just recently seen it. Been there twice and both times had very good experiences and the staff was very helpful. Will be back there again soon

Nice book and grift shop in the middle of the main shopping and eating street of Plymouth downtown…read more It is not a big place, but it has some nice and unique items. I found a nice little inexpensive Christmas ornament for a gift. The sale lady was friendly and helpful.

ONCE UPON A TIME..... Once upon a time, there existed…read morebuildings crammed full of rows and rows of books. Stories of war and peace, art history, cinema theory, heroes, bad guys, robots, religious doctrines, dictionaries, sexy handymen, historical chronicles, biographies both famous and infamous, philosophies from other centuries, vampires, scientists, murder, love, tragedy and triumph. Imagine walking those aisles and actually choosing a book to open and review. The smell of the pages, the feel of the story. Ah bliss. There used to be so many. Now, so many have closed. And yet, a BRAND NEW STORE has popped up with such friendly and enthusiastic staff, it's sure to lure folks from their tablets and into the store. After a rather dismal experience at another local bookseller, we bustled through the rain and into Windemere fifteen minutes prior to the store closing. Owner Bill Burnett not only welcomed us as if we were old friends, he told us not to worry about the time - "Have a look around! Need help or a recommendation? Just ask! If I don't have it, I'll order it for you!" What a terrific representative of his small (but expanding into a larger space across the street come October 2017) interesting book haven and gift shop. Bill let us know he hadn't gone into his full social media campaign as the store would be moving but I couldn't let our visit go by without a review. Here we go: -Friendly, knowledgable service. -Good, clearly defined sections from local interest and authors to New York Times best sellers. -Small rooms leading into each other make browsing fluid and effortless. -Eclectic gifts like unique book marks and sculptures that on close inspection are revealed to be funky table fans. -Healthy children's section that doesn't overpower the store. We bought some terrific reads and tried not to overstay our welcome. Plymouth residents and visitors, watch this little store grow and expand. Drop by and support your local book seller! Together we can save print! Too dramatic? OK, go in and buy a book!

Service, selection, and value! free parking and convenient. Accept credit cards and take in books…read morefor trade in

Love the selection of books.and the sales people are nice, but they charge a surcharge on using a…read morecredit card which is illegal in the state of Ma.

They have an amazing selection of older and newer books, toys, games, and knickknacks. I ended up…read moregetting a great haul from them, very nice people, I highly recommend

Very best book store in New England! Selection, personal service, charm of this business ~ whether…read moreyou are a local or visiting, it's a memorable gem!

I love Storybook Cove and try to buy my books there whenever I can make the trip. They are happy to…read moreprovide suggestions and have a great selection, even in a small space. I also appreciate their repeat shopper discounts that add up quickly.

Ordered a book online to give as a gift, the process was smooth & shipping was fast for the holiday…read moreseason. They even had an option to have the book gift wrapped, & it was so well done! As someone who cannot successfully using wrapping paper I appreciate the option. Will be back!

A hugely underrated bookstore that is a nonprofit, proceeds instead going to Road to…read moreResponsibility, an organization that benefits people with disabilities. This is used stuff, and it's cheap. They have DVDs and CDs too, and they will take your donations. Ocean Village's thrift nature benefits from property values in surrounding communities. Generally, people who can afford to live around there buy nice books. It's extremely well organized and well laid out. It's big. One important thing is the parking lot, which puts in the back by the senior center behind a playground, which you have to drive around to park in front of the bookstore. It seems like you're not allowed to enter the back fence but, do, and be impressed.

Yes! This place is great, we must have gotten ten to fifteen books for about $20 something dollars…read more And the money goes towards a great cause so I'd definitely recommend it. Came across some good finds too.

They offer nearly everything here. It's my favorite Christian book store that offers so much more…read more I've bought little stuffed animals, little Jesus's, plaques, stickers, bibles, and many books on faith (new & used). You'll love it here

I am so thankful for Heritage House. Your offerings not only extend to those in search of teaching…read morematerials for Bible Studies, Preaching guides, or Anointing oils. You also provide for every age, with an outstanding children's section. I noticed you host a selection of Robes, various musical artist in your CD selection, cards, etc., etc. If you have a question or two the staff is so helpful in support of your needs. I love that you have quiet corners with tables and chair sitting areas. Thank you for providing such a wonderful store where your minute visit can turn into an hour. Oh, less I forget, if it's not in stock, they will order it for you! Thank you Heritage House, your value speaks volumes!

The service here is always great. Emploees will say hi in passing, giving you the opportunity to…read moreask a question if needed, and there's always someone at the info desk in the middle of the store. But for the most part, they recognize that a solid browse is usually needed before you'll be ready to check out up front. I admit, once I find my books I always (always!) take a right turn before checkout to do a solid walk-thru of the papers, calendars, binders, candy- everything yu need to have cool, pretty things on your desk or bookcase. And theyy get me every time. I ike that you can put a book aside to pick up and pay in store. Some times I'm not 100% sure that I'm buying the book I want, so it's handy to not have to pre-pay for a pickup. The selections on the tables up front are usually fairly interesting - mysteries, current releases, popular titles. There's always something there that I haven't read, or a great gift idea. Yep, people still like to give and get real paper books! While I keep a dozen or so ready-loaded on my Kindle, my first love are books that stay with you and I'm always gifting one to someone who I know still reads, or is learning to read, or doesn't know that they need to READ A DAMN BOOK! Because I'm only there to help! Go. Listen to a story time. Attend an author event. Or get a Starbucks at the counter and grab a table. There are many worse ways to spend some time quieting your mind.

The Barnes & Noble and the Buck A Book in Downtown Crossing closed years ago, and more recently the…read moreB&N at the Pru closed during the pandemic in 2022. When I happened upon the Barnes & Noble at Derby St Shops, I came to realize that I had somehow been mentally convinced that there were no more open locations. So this was a pleasant surprise! Nice and spacious with a well decorated children's area and a Starbucks on the right. Stop on by and peruse some books!

Friendly staff and great selection of books! It's a small…read moreshop but it's packed with books and plush animals, and tons of little gift items.

Super cute little bookstore on a main drag with other cutie patootie little independent stores!…read moreLots of great books, some stuffies, and some little goodies like socks, stickers, and bags throughout a perfect reading stopover.