Incredible! Massive bookstore, huge selection, and impeccably organized!…read more Old classics? Autographed hardbacks? 19th Century? Vinyl records? DVDs? Sitting area? You name it - they have it! The only thing better would be a recliner to nap in while my wife browses...

Beautiful little shop. Great place to go for local books and other options. Owner is very nice…read moreand talkative. We talked about our love of Mr. Rogers. He has a cool little collection. Stop by and get a coffee at ryders coffee and pick up a book!

When you walk into a book store I want it to feel like home. This place feels like home it smells…read morelike a book store and the people whom work there love books and it feels safe enough to take my children to this place. I've met the owner and I love her, shes this person whom loves books and the people like her, and shes funny too. I wanted something different and they guys gave me 5 options and asked me a ton of questions. That's called getting to know your customer and them knowing you. I return to places like this. I spend money at places like this over and over again. Shop at this place and keep it in business.

Partly my fault. I brought in tons of fantasy books and got a nice store credit which I didn't…read morenotice had an expiration date. So they wouldn't honor my credit. I asked for my books back and got a chuckle for my request. Just warning everyone to notice your expiration date or get scammed for a couple hundred dollars worth of books!!!

Don't skip on this indie bookstore. Although located in a strip mall, it's got a great homey…read moreatmosphere with good coffee and tea, a cozy activity corner for kids, and new and used books galore. Clever displays repurpose card catalogs to showcase staff picks. And the friendly staff is very willing to give you recommendations of other spots to check out around town.

This is definitely A MUST visit when you come to Erie. It's…read morea community's bookstore that has recently added a coffee shop inside. They offer a wide selections of books, both well-loved (2nd-hand) and new, from Mystery, Romance, History, to Children's books. It is such a relaxing and peaceful experience to browse around the store, looking for a treasure to be found (You can also join their book club). If you are looking for a gift or souvenir, there are also small gifts such as stationary items or treats from local places like Lake Erie Candy Co. All the way in the back is a coffee shop that sources coffee from North Edge Craft Coffee (Erie's own roasting company), and a bakery, offering foods such as bagels and cupcakes. So far, I have only tried Chai tea latte and Dirty chai, but will definitely try other items in the future. My favourite part here, other than delicious drinks and books, are that they offer to buy back the book that you recently purchased, and will give you store credit to be used for your next purchase, or you can also bring in any books you currently own, and sell it to them for store credit. Grab a drinks, your favourite book and get lost in another world!

I adore this store.GLAD it's still going strong friendly staff and so many different…read morecollections.The best book store in this town.

First off I'd like to say that it is awesome that Meadville even has a bookstore. In an era of…read moredigital technology bookstores all over the country are harder and harder to find. I love bookstores and have been to many throughout the country. Tattered Corners is very average. Mostly paperbacks here with an alright selection. The pricing system is very strange. Tattered Corners sells their books for half of what the publishers listing is. This leads to some either great or awful deals. For books produced in the 70's and before you can get them for a couple bucks. But anything from the 90's onward is between 8 and 12 dollars, and for a used bookstore that is kind of pricey. I understand that this is a small business and there is only ever one person working. So to expect employee reviews placed throughout the story (great bookstores always have these) I guess is a little too much to ask. Also, there are no collections of literary journals or magazines, (something I love about independent bookstores) so that is also a bit of a bummer. But as I said, I'm just being picky and maybe even a bit pretentious. I'm glad Meadville has a bookstore and I hope Tattered Corners stays in business for a long time!

I love this bookstore because it's so much more than just a bookstore. (Check out the photos.) Yes,…read morethere are books - but there are also newspapers, apparel, games and toys, cards, gifts, and plenty of unexpected finds. It's also surprisingly spacious, which makes it fun to browse without feeling crowded. We stop in at least two or three times during our annual week in Chautauqua, and it never gets old. If you're ever in Chautauqua, put this place on your list. It's just plain fun and truly has something for everyone.

The best bookstore I've ever been in (okay I'm biased because I love Chautauqua)…read more Very cute, kitschy, and everything is affordable. The front of the store always has a few displays for certain themes (when I went it was a CHQ theme, Father's Day, and I think Pride Month?). There's a small book section with classics as well as possible modern reads. Plus, they have a section for kids books too. Stop by the bookstore if you're in Chautauqua!

Nicole & her coworker (I didn't get his name) noticed I was lost and looking around aimlessly. It…read morewas my first time at this location but Nicole offered to walk me downstairs to the section I was looking for. I was worried this was a small location but they had just enough variety I was able to find exactly what I was looking for while browsing new things too. I really appreciated how friendly Nicole & her coworker was. I'll be back!

They hosted an authors meet and greet this weekend and stuck them all down in the lower level where…read moreno foot traffic was. Authors were pretty pissed... didn't sell a thing after spending time and money getting there setting up and going home. Pretty dumb

Love the local independent bookstore, the Book Nook. They support local authors and host signings…read more They also create lovely displays. The staff was friendly and even posted the signage for my book.

What a gem! We went in for a book signing and were pleasantly surprised at how nice everyone is,…read moreand the prices are very reasonable! It's so refreshing to go into a small business - the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Do yourself a favor and stop in for a book or magazine :)