Stopped in while exploring the town. What a cute little shop! Lots of gift items and great titles…read moreavailable. Loved all the book nook sets! The staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Hooked me up with a map of Mount Vernon and some information about the town. Will definitely stop back in on my next trip!

Drove an hour just to visit this bookstore for my birthday weekend & it did not disappoint. I could…read morespend so much time (& money) at this cute little shop! The ladies that helped at the front desk were extremely cheerful & friendly as well. My family loves this little shop!

Ordered book via Abe's via Amazon thru Bookman's. Book in even better condition than described…read more Best protective packaging I've ever received, hand written address and return (nice touch), and received 20 days ahead of estimated delivery time. Perfect!

This is an OLD STYLE newstand / smoke shops. Located not far from the main square in Mansfield, the…read moreshop brings back memories of the old news-stands from when I was growing up. And, despite the changes in attitudes regarding smoking, it's fun to still see an old smoke shop. I'm resigned to using digital media for news but it's still reassuring that there are places where PRINT MEDIA is still king. I just wish I didn't live an hour's drive from CIty News - Suzy's Smoke Room.

Another vintage Main Street business that has been family operated since the 1940s …read more City News is One of the few surviving newsstand and magazine emporiums to have survived the intrusion of the electronic news media as a source of information. The business holds court in a prime location in the downtown carrousel district , next to bookstores , craft beer & liquor establishments , restaurants , antique shops , an art gallery and of course the great old fashioned 56 horse carousel . City News offers freshly perked regular and flavored coffees and specialty drinks in addition to being the local tobacconist purveying cigarettes , cigars , pipes , tobaccos , novelties and the like . The shop features A dedicated area called "Suzies Smoke Room" where aficionados of the pipe or cigar can relax in overstuffed chairs , and either chat , read newspapers , drink coffee or perhaps snatch an involuntary snooze . A rear performance space affords the opportunity to listen to jazz , or other types of musical presentations on select dates . During the warm weather months . A couple of cafe tables may be found outside the building near the main entrance . Suzies Smoke Room / City News , is one of those rare inner city gems that surprise and excite those visitors who happen to stumble upon the place by accident . So ,,,, When visiting the various shops located in the carousel district , make it a point to Look up Suzies Smoke Room / City News .... you May quickly find yourself to be a a repeat customer !

I found an absolutely gorgeous set of His Dark Materials from 2008. Just stunning books. Great…read moreprice on them too. This place is really great if you're looking for "their type"...which seemed to be Christian definitely, nationalist maybe...so if you're into that you'll love it. There WERE sections for diverse topics-they were just either empty or nearly so. Maybe a bunch of witchy liberal first peoples recently came through and they haven't recovered? There were whole aisles devoted to Christian books. All in all, not diverse but they do have nice books if you are looking for what they carry.

Love that there is a hole-in-the-wall style book store in little ol' Wooster. It's just one of many…read moreshops that really "make" this little town. This shop has two floors packed to the brim with about any kind of book imaginable. An entire children's section, foreign language books, old collectors books, and more. If you wanted to put together a bookshelf full of classics that actually look like classics in worn, brown leather binding you could definitely get your start here. There is every section you expect from a book store. An extensive collection of fiction starting at the front of the store, with classics and nonfiction in the back and upstairs. The children's section is also upstairs. There are a few places where you can sit and read. This being a primarily used book store, you can sell and trade too. Highest dollar is given for nonfiction, with hardbacks being at the top of that list. You can sell your books outright with no obligation to use the money as credit only. However, like with most trade-in places, you will typically get more value if you apply it in credit than if you take it in cash. Absolutely worth a visit, even if you're just looking to browse the day away in town.

Place has been rearranged due to the pandemic. There seems to be less books and all the toys have…read morebeen reduced to a few shelves. I like coming here because of the Starbucks. It's not as busy as the dedicated Starbucks on the other side of the parking lot. Baristas are always friendly and you can browse some of the latest reads. The food is not super fresh but still tastes good. They will warm it up for you. Coffee is traditional Starbucks.

This is our normal stop after we eat in the Pickerington area. It's normally very clean and…read moreorganized and the staff is super helpful when you need assistance finding a book. We were shopping for some travel guides for London's and Iceland so we can plan a coupon of summer adventures. Lots of choices and we were definitely not disappointed. This place is great to take the kiddos if you're looking for something to do during the quarantine - they have a great reading nook and a great toy section. If you are in need of dessert after your dinner they have a great selection of Cher cake factory cheesecakes and cookies as well. The bathroom could use some attention as each time I utilize it it's not the cleanest and well stocked it would be for the amount of people I see in the store. Overall great Barnes and nobles.

The Book Loft of German Village is pretty cool! I thought they had a good selection. They had queer…read morebooks, books by different authors of color, and books with disabled protagonists. If you struggle with mobility such as climbing steps and navigating uneven sidewalks, crowded, and/or tight spaces, this bookstore might not be accessible to you. If you are plus sized, you might struggle to navigate this place as well. There was a teeny tiny bathroom on the bottom floor. You have to get the key (with a map to find the bathroom, connected to a large block of wood so it doesn't get lost,) from a cashier near the entrance. The bathroom didn't look the best but it did the job.

We visited the Book Loft during our visit to Columbus. I've never really seen a bookstore like…read morethis! You could get lost easily in here. A huge selection of books, sorted by genre. Some great discounts, too. The one drawback is that it's really tight in spots; I had to move out of the way in a book to let people pass while I browsed a few times. Would definitely return if we're back in Columbus.