Wonderful selection of fiction books here. We noticed some grouping by authors but not sure how…read moreeach category of books was organized. We tried to follow. No matter, we found more items for my daughter here. She is the fiction reader. It is cramped inside so I am glad we visited off-season. Cant imagine being able to search titles peacefully with kids or hoards of people. Books were affordable but there were newer books to older books. NY products sold there too. Very cozy place in my opinion.

Loved this bookstore. The curation is lovely and diverse - I was especially impressed with their…read morewomen's studies sections and black history sections - but they also had some antique books, some good poetry, and a great children's section. Spent a few hours there of good time finding a great stack of books. 10/10 would recommend.

Awesome bookstore! Came here when visiting the area with the family, the owner was amazing, helped…read moreus find what we were looking for and offered some incredible recommendations. Can't recommend enough!

We loved this bookstore! The woman who owns it is very knowledgeable about books and even knows…read moresome of the authors. We found a little something for everyone. I got a home brew book. Kids got their own books and a yoga poster. My wife found a few books too. I also noticed some neat science fiction but made myself stick with just one purchase. You can get out of hand!

Obsessed with this bookstore. The owners are very knowledgeable and willing to help you find what…read moreyou're looking for - I think it's the first time I've been in a bookstore where the owners were as excited about my finds as I was. I found some great books of poetry from the 1800's and one from the 1700's and their prices were very reasonable.

The Pistachio Nut has a pleasant & mild flavor, comes from a small tree, keeps well on account of…read morehaving a kernel that's encased in a thin protective film (a "pellicles"), it's been cultivated since for thousands of years, it was originally brought back to Rome by Lucius Vitellius. All of these facts are according to Nuts: Their Production & Everyday Uses by F.N. Howes (Faber & Faber, 1948). This is one of the many books that grace the shelves at Wm. H. Adams Antiquarian Books. This lovely bookstore is stocked full with amazing rare and treasured books, lovingly curated by Diane & Bill, a husband and wife team. Bill was a physician. After he retired, he decided to try to bind medical journal articles together and took an immediate intereste in the craft of book-binding. After created medical books, he practiced his newfound art on Shakespeare. Bill & Diane are friendly, kind, and clearly love their books, bringing many of them back from the UK when they visit. There is a lot to check out here and several other bookstores in the small town of Hobart. Wm. H. Adams Antiquarian Books has everything from law to medicine to history and much much more. My favorite was their large selection of historical cookbooks. Be sure to stop by for a visit.

I loved this store. The man who helped us gave us a tour of the store and explained where…read moreeverything was before we began searching, there is a room of books on consignment which gave a cool variety and then in the rest of the store there are shelves and shelves to browse as well as an extensive post card collection (with a chair and table to browse through them). Found some great books and local art at super reasonable prices.

Nice variety of books organized by topic. The building a large space...almost warehouse met the…read morelibrary stacks. There is one nice old couch in the back to look out over the water. Service is friendly and welcoming. Books range in value from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars for an antique book. Pretty cool stuff here. Wish there were more self-help and accounting/finance/business books.

Walking through the front steps of this place is like entering a time warp into the 1970s. I don't…read morethink the last decade has brought in more than 20 new books to this store, and those are priced exorbitantly high for a used bookstore. All books that date pre 1999 (which are most of them) average at about $3 each, and in my opinion they have depreciated much more in value. Store hours per day are short and inconsistent. The store was supposed to close at 3pm the day we went and we watched the employee close the place at 2:15. I honestly have no clue how this place stays in business, but I am definitely not going to come back.

Small used book store that has decent prices. Good selection of classic and mystery. We missed…read morethem on Fri and Sat (they usually open 10-4 mon-sat) but were lucky they were open on Sunday.

Very good bookstore with a real live bookstore cat (very cute). Well organized and clean. Prices…read moreare a bit high for used books but there are not a lot of other options in the area. Very cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The guy at the counter was nice. I would stop back in if in the area.

crazy cat guy with good price. always a good conversation…read moreand a delightful selection of books.

Fantastic shop, kind & friendly owner, incredible selection of art, frames, bric a brac, DVDs,…read morefurniture! Pair of end tables, $25, frame $5, swivel 40s card table $10

This store was HUGE, and in a prominent spot in town before heading out to go camping. We spent a…read morewhile there, looking over every nook and cranny of the store. Prices seemed a little high so we didn't end up buying anything, but they had a HUGE selection!

Love this place it's like going back in time and has anything and everything you can imagine if…read moreyou're in the area it's a must visit !

This is a very adorable tourist shop. They have everything and more. From locally made soaps and…read morefudge to moccasins, semi-precious stones, books, toys, a little something for everyone. There is only one negative I have found after almost a year of visiting this shop: the staff seem to dislike the customers. There is never a smile or a hello. They seem like they'd prefer to be a million miles away than working there. The last time I went, I asked for the staff to get me something from the showcase, I apologized for making her stop what she was doing to get it and she gave me the death glare. Another person noticed and mentioned it to me. I wish I could give it 5 stars but I think management has to improve to have happy workers.