Not sure what I liked best, the wonderful ladies working or all the books to choose from. Had a…read moregreat time browsing around looking for something unique that would interest me. I ended up with a biography of Ernest Hemmingway that was $3 and a Better Homes and Garden Crockpot Cookbook for $5. I already found a recipe to make on this hot summer day .

What an awesome used book store. I like book stores. Not new books but the old vintage ones. The…read morestores usually smell like mold but this store was clean and organized and smelled great. It's huge. I didn't have enough time to see 10% of the books. I'll definitely come back. I did buy a book. Good prices. Not a discount place but the books were high quality. They have magazines and periodicals too.

Purchased a plush item then realized I had a duplicat. I trued to return it a week later. I had my…read morereceipt and in the bag the put it in. They would not take it back because people's hands were on it. Hands would be on it in the store too and I'm sure many were before I bought it. I tried to support a local store but will not in the future.

The service at Jay and Mary's is so good and even if you don't have a book wanted her they are more…read morethan willing to order it for you and call you when it comes in. The value of the books is always amazing too! They is usually signed copies of books and nice special editions! Highly recommended book store! And it is cheaper than places like Barnes & Noble!

I was charmed by this bookstore and regret that I didn't have more time to spend here. But I plan…read moreto be back very soon and give myself at least an hour. The decor is old school and soothing and the different genres are marked on the outside of the shelves. I was disappointed to not see a dedicated area for horror/weird fiction. I enquired about Lovecraft and the very helpful male staff member told me nothing was in at the moment. He directed me to fantasy/science fiction and I did find a book to my liking. He also found me a small collection of Poe which I also secured for my library. I was also advised that I can let them know of books or authors that I'm seeking and they would let me know if anything comes in. The store is big so I know there is much more for me to explore next visit and they have several cozy sitting areas where you can just read, or have a cup of tea as well. I am looking forward to visiting again soon and updating.

Charming, unique, hometown bookstore. When you walk in the door, you feel like they definitely have…read morean affinity for, and stock, the classics. As you meander through the maze of shelving, you find every genre you could want, from mystery and fantasy to travel and politics to children and YA. They even have a hidden Harry Potter room under the stairs and a Sherlock Holmes reading room in the back. What a great place. The owners are accommodating, friendly, and smart, and the books are always priced at a bargain. Must visit!

It's a friendly small town used bookstore in a two-story building. They have movies and music and…read morecomic books. They have a big romance section. They've got room dedicated to fantasy to mystery and literature. The folks that work there are some of the nicest folks are going to meet. Outgoing and knowledgeable. Friendly. I've ordered books through them and they're good with finding used books and then selling them to me at lower than full price, reasonable price but not max price. They're right next-door to Winans Chocolate & Coffee, so it's really convenient to find a nice little walk, get yourself a nice cup of coffee or hot chocolate, and then go in the back to the reading room between the two and sit down in the corner of the couch and do some reading.

The store is huge! Two floors with so many rooms of used books. They have audio books, movies,…read morecomics and the prices are very reasonable. The staff is friendly and helpful.

What a neat little place! My girlfriend had been wanting to check this place out for some time…read morenow. I'll say, the entrance is a bit sketchy. I thought we were going into meet Tommy No Thumbs in the back of a fish market or something lol. $1.50 per book can't be beat!

What a book lovers dream place! The price helps you to be able to buy more. There was smiles and…read moreconversation at checkout. Too bad I live in Illinois, I would be there weekly. Maybe add a drink station for tea, water, hot chocolate.

Drove up from Cincy to come to a few bookstores in the Dayton area and this was our first stop. The…read morestore looks small outside but inside it is HUGE and stuffed with so many books. Organized chaos is the term that comes to mind - there were books in every nook and cranny of the space, but grouped by author and type of book. We stayed for over an hour. The staff members were super friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we knew how the store "worked", brought us baskets and offered book recommendations. The store had new and used books galore! Prices were VERY reasonable for everything. We will definitely be back!!!

Drove up from Cincinnati to check out this used bookstore. They do have a decent selection…read more Especially paperbacks. Great selections for children's books, cozy mysteries, and mysteries in general. Also good selection for any kind of popular fiction author. You are likely to find some hidden gems as well. The downside? Everything is half-price you would imagine in an old used book store like this you could get a paperback for a dollar or so. Not here. I just spent nine dollars on four ratty paper backs from the 80s. I had a much bigger stack of books to purchase until I discovered that everything was half price. I assumed everything would be under two dollars. I put back much of what I was holding. Any type of paperback that has been released in the last 20 years will easily cost you 3 to 4 dollars no matter the condition it's in. Hardback books are the same, half price so they will cost you easily $10 or more each. no matter how old or the condition there in. Not the place to come if you are book shopping on a budget. I recommend this place for collectors who maybe are looking for hidden gems to complete collections, but not so much for the budget book shopper. Definitely better to shop at thrift stores or places where they sell dollar paperbacks.

Always cheerful, and very helpful with my book donations. Their sales are also a great place to…read morefind books you might want to take home for a while. Book Fair has been in my Contacts list for a couple decades. But be sure to check their hours before heading to their location.

From the owner: We are a 501c3 charity and we sell donated books online and at our annual book fair, the biggest…read moreused book sale in Ohio. Proceeds benefit three local non-profits, which change each year.

She was so sweet, and so many books. Absolutely love all the different types of books! Can not wait…read moreto go back!

I came across the book several years ago and just noticed a book stamp with this stores address on…read moreit. It's crazy how books travel! Thank you again from San Diego!