Disgusting!! Nasty!!! Terrible!!!…read more Drove all the way here through traffic and couldn't even let the door close behind me before turning right around and escaping - this place absolutely reeks!!!! It's that cheap mop / bathroom cleaner smell. Could not even breathe. How can you not notice that?!?!?! Gross!

I can't go to a lot of used bookstores because some are so dusty that my allergies won't let me…read morereally go shopping. Plot Twist is dope because they maintain their selection really well. Staff was great too and helped me pick great gifts for the kids and something for me to read too!

A big, bustling location with lots of stuff to look at! Quite busy on a Saturday. In addition to…read morebooks, music and DVDs, don't forget about the board games. My fiance had purchased a book online for pickup here so that was easy, but I also found a beautiful hardcover book about Colleen Moore's fairy castle dollhouse at the MSI for less than $15.

I recently brought in 6 boxes of cds, dvds and books to sell. An employee wheeled out a cart to…read moreload up from my car (customers not allowed to take out handcarts). They notified me that it was a busy morning and that there were several customers in front of me. Note: don't sell your stuff on a Friday morning. When they finally called my name I felt like I won the Lotto. My offer...wait for it...was $70. Not bad, although I think there was lots of good stuff in there. Shoutout to the patient and helpful staff going through all the boxes that we customers brought in! I'm coming back!

Love how cozy this place is and how friendly the staff is :) I've called in an ordered many books…read morehere and have sat and enjoyed a coffee in the reading area.

Grabbed coffee and browsed books on a pleasant winter Sunday. Lots of options for all the…read moredifferent types of readers. Vibe was community -oriented and family friendly. Good coffee!! Purchased a few post cards here too. Loved the art!

great folks with a major wad-o-books!...fair prices for books going in or out...made for rainy,…read moresnowy afternoons...

This cozy and cluttered bookstore is a bibliophiles funhouse. With patience, and a desire to dig…read morethru book piles and inadequately labeled shelves, you'll find a treasure or two. Mind where you walk and sit, many books are haphazardly piled in aisles and against shelves so you will have to move items, lamps etc in sections of the shop. Something to note: if you are sensitive to dust or mold or respiratory challenged, you may want to limit your visit. Old books, too many piles to clean around and strong incense equals poor air quality.

My daughter and I visited for the first time. It was well organized and we both found a few books…read morefor ourselves. I appreciate what they are doing for the community. I hope to contribute to their store in the future to help pay it forward.

The best bookstore in the city - Everything is literally free. BUT DON"T BE A GREEDY LITTLE MONSTER…read more You may wonder how people's gluttonous natures don't get the best of them, as they rip books from the shelf they will never read, but somehow it works. The selection is solid, considering nothing costs money. They put the belief that books should be for everyone into practice. When I was a HS English Teacher, I gave away dozens of copies to my former students to help start their personal libraries. Books4Cause made that possible, for I could never have afforded it on my salary. 6/5

This bookstore is the creation of my wife, Nina B., and the store's devoted and talented…read morestaff--just to make clear my conflict of interest at the outset of this review! I have watched over the years (since 2014) as Bookends & Beginnings has morphed from a dream into beautiful reality, but it is still the product of Nina's mind and her dreams. The new location next to Fountain Square was cut from whole cloth. It began as a large empty piece of real estate all painted in white--a blank canvas!--and was transformed into what it is today: a carefully planned and executed space on two levels painted in dark teal, gold, and white, with a hand-picked selection of over 10,000 books arrayed attractively and intelligently. (Not to mention a reak carousel horse and a giant paper-maché giraffe.) The striking floor-to-ceiling mural, the work of her two graphic-artists sons, presides over the store and is visible day and night. You really should check out Bookends & Beginnings, if you don't know it already!

This bookstore does not support local authors. A local bookstore should. They are very rude and…read morepompous as well. We don't need that behavior in Evanston.

Great prices and a very unique assortment of books in this small shop. They only offer cash for…read more"antiquarian" books, aka over 100 years old and very collectible. If you want to sell your typical used books to them, you will receive store credit. But I think they're pretty generous with the credit they give you. It's nice to have credit and just walk in and pick something out and they ring it up on your tab. It almost feels like getting a new book for free. When I don't know what I want to read next, this is a great place to go. Service is super friendly. If you have an idea of what you want but aren't finding it, just ask! Street parking is pretty open outside using the Park to Pay app. Felix Lectio!

First of all, the new space on Western is lovely, a very old-timey used bookstore without the dust…read more Excellent selection and if you've ever been to Powell's in Portland, it's sort of a mini-Powell's in breadth and depth of books offered. On the other hand, I brought six books in great condition and not run of the mill (for instance, an extra copy I had of the recently published complete notebooks of Camus), and the buyer gave me $12.00 in credit for the whole stack. She also explained that the online account I set up before the move doesn't sync with the store's new account system. If I wanted to redeem the credit, I'd have to come into the store. So much for convenience. Here's a suggestion: use my credit to help an in-store customer who doesn't have enough of their own to buy a desired book. Honestly, I won't mind. BTW, Ramona the exquisite husky spirit of Uncharted Books no longer visits the store. According to the frugal buyer, because Ramona is older now, it's harder for her to tolerate customers' comings and goings. Love you, Ramona, and thank you, Tanner, for sharing her with us. Finally, if you'd like to help Uncharted Books besides shopping in person, you can find them on bookshop.org.

Popped in here over the weekend. They have a large fiction and children's selection. I wasn't a…read morehuge fan of the fiction but if you're a Colleen Hoover fan this place might be for you. I did find a book of short stories that I'm looking forward to. It was pretty busy and you can tell they have a lot of regulars. You can register to receive points that get you discounts which is always appreciated. Price points are pretty standard for a bookstore.

Super cute spot with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Found it on a romantasy side quest and been…read morea fan ever since