This is a wonderful little bookstore on Ram Cat Alley. Good selection of used and new. Decent…read moreprices. The women who work there are friendly, personable, and extremely helpful! Would definitely recommend!

Quaint shop that sells new and used books. Staff made great recommendations and were very helpful.read more

This is a great bookstore with a wide variety of new and used books. The prices are low and the…read moreatmosphere is peaceful. I had a great time looking through their store and discovered that they even sell sheet music for extremely low prices. The staff is nice as well (including the cat I met).

I like to check out the local used bookstores around the region and I finally got to this place…read more It's located in a converted house. Extremely clean and organized. It has a good selection of new, used and older books. They have a nice children and youth section as well. I found a J.D. Robb book that I had been looking for and just bought online that was more expensive than what was offered here. After talking to the nice gentleman (sorry I can't remember your name), he told me that they have a website that I can order online and pick it up at the store. Score!! I will definitely be back! I highly recommend this gem.

This quaint book shop occupies the bottom floor of the historic HUNTER'S STORE C.:1850 in…read morePendleton, SC, a perfect setting for any bookshop. Amy, the owner, is friendly and her enthusiasm is contagious. The staff was very friendly and, along with Amy, shared about the history of the building and the activities held at the bookshop. In one area of the bookshop there is local history research and archives available to the public. There is also an area for local authors. There are both used and new books, reasonably priced. Recently the bookshop had a Scottish chef/author from Pendleton's sister city in Scotland visit. The bookshop hosted a signing for his fourth cookbook. Patrons can sign up for a newsletter for the bookshop and/or additional information about the art area located upstairs in The Rafter Room (local artists-mostly a cool selection of pottery pieces along with paintings and other items). There is a back door that could be used as a wheelchair entrance. Don't think the second floor is accessible. This is a lovely addition to our historic Pendleton square...a combination of a local historic building and a unique bookshop.

A candy shop for the mind! The Pendleton Bookshop is a must see in the village of Pendleton.read more

I am so happy that I saw an advertisement for the Book Warehouse Outlet on Instagram. Once a month…read morethe location has a 70% off all books. Hence the importance of my visit. We arrived about 30 minutes after the business opened. This was a visit that we pre-planned/research for. Our research led us to learn that the warehouse has no AC. Because of this heated detail, we decided to bring fans and water. Our choices led to our first visit being a bit more enjoyable. The amount of books at the warehouse was insane. We were at the warehouse for two hours to give some context. It was a bit overwhelming, but brought me so much joy. I was able to find series books by author Kimberly Lemming, a date night cookbook, a Lisa Jewell novel + so many more books. The selection was plentiful, although I do wish that the genres were all grouped together in a central location. Also, I think having direction signs for payment lines and directional travel through book aisles would be very helpful.

Luckily I saw a video with tips on how to shop here--it really helped! This is a true warehouse, so…read moreit's hot inside. We came prepared with portable fans and a cart for our books. Got there at 8:15 (they open at 8) and it was already packed. It's definitely overwhelming with the crowds, but we took our time and browsed what we could. We were a little disappointed not to find books from some of our favorite authors, but there's still a huge selection across all genres. My biggest critiques are the lack of clear signage for genres, no arrows to help with flow, and a need for someone to direct the checkout line--cashiers were calling people up but many couldn't hear them, leading to unnecessary wait times. That said, I compared prices with retail and Amazon and still saved over $300--spent $175 total. Definitely worth the 6-hour round trip, and we'll be back!

This is a great location! Customer service was above standard, they were very attentive and…read morehelpful. They have a vast selection of books and were well organized. Will be returning to this location!

I've been in a number of these book stores. I've enjoyed my visit to each one. As a matter of fact…read morethere's a Starbucks in most of them. My first encounter with a Starbucks was in the store in Spartanburg, S.C. It was love at first sight and I've been a loyal customer ever since! Of course, that was ancient history many years ago! I most certainly especially love cook books of all kinds. I have this hard to control habit called eating! This is a bookstore chain that's won my heart and I love it. I'm a forever fan!

We happened to see this as we were moving my daughter into her house and looked it up online- a…read morebookstore and toy shop?? Yes, please! We walked in and were immediately greeted by the owner's mother. She was absolutely lovely and I really enjoyed our conversation about the shop and family. The store is soooooo cute. It is well-stocked with an amazing selection. You can get everything from stickers to greeting cards to toys and puzzles (and so much more!!) here. I love that they have books for every age group (adults included). While your kiddo is picking out a cute Where's Waldo book, you can grab one of Emily Henry's fantastic books. Win-win for everyone. There is a bargain book section in the back left corner of the store that has really great deals on books too- so be sure to check that out. My oldest (22) purchased a book and my youngest (5) got the cutest stuffed cow made from recycled material. We can't wait to come back next time we are in town and I'm sure they'll be seeing a lot of my oldest daughter over the next year (lol).

This is an adorable book and toy store, featuring specialty items. There's a fairy/gnome garden out…read morefront and a little free library to swap books. We stopped through while traveling, picked up some books then swung by Jitters for coffee and chocolate milk, and the little red caboose landmark across the street. Great area for families!

Perfect. It's clean, organized, and spacious, with half (Ok more like only a quarter) of a second…read morefloor full of YA. There's a ton of books with all kinds of authors, you'll find POC authors, LGBT+ authors, women authors, you name it. It's an incredibly inclusive shop which was such a refreshing find for me on my visit. The clerks are all super friendly. One thing I loved was that they had some medium post-its asking customers different questions. One asked for your favorite book, while the other asked what super power would you like to have. There were more and it was nice to have a fun little thought provoking thing while I waited for my sister to check out. Prices were reasonable and I'd definitely come back here if I'm ever near Brevard again.

Highland is a delightful small local bookstore that seems to fit this area just about perfectly. It…read morecarries a very good but not huge selection of books in most genres, and it has an especially nice YA section for those interested. We appreciate that they also sell some second-hand titles along with a variety of gifts and products made by local craftspeople, and there are comfy sports to sit down and read a bit. We can always find something we want when we stop in here. The staff is always happy to assist, and their location in the midst of downtown Brevard is convenient for most shoppers.

Better photo of books that you'd see at the book store. They also have magazines, puzzles, toys and…read moregifts.

Utterly insane process and clueless employees. They had the book I wanted, in stock, in the store I…read morewas going to. In order to buy the book at the sale price, I was told to go online, order the book and select "pick up in store". Otherwise, I would have to pay the full price, $8 more. I went along with the shenanigans, but obviously will never buy anything from Books-A-Million, in a million years. Worst of all the staff could not even understand how silly the whole process is. Crazy policies that place customer convenience at the bottom of considerations, lose customers. A classic example!

A charming and spacious bookstore in downtown Franklin! They had a book on display explaining the…read morehistory of the store and I appreciated learning more about the owner and the area. She definitely had a vision and it was cool to see it become a reality! The store covers all genres and has a nice selection of book themed gifts as well.

Woman working there came on to my husband in front of our two children and when it was pointed out…read morethat she was behaving super inappropriately she literally started laughing like I there was something funny about the fact that I had to ask her to stop in public.

Cute neighborhood bookstore! Pretty good selection. They have all the new titles and huge kid…read moreupstairs section. Super friendly service everytime I come by. Only thing I'd like to see is more used books, for some cheaper alternatives.

They are the only independent bookseller in the region that offers physical gift cards, not…read moree-cards. Old people without emails can benefit and will have a little something tucked under the Christmas tree. Heart!