It's become a tradition that my sister and I visit here at least once a year when I'm in town. We…read morebrowse , buy too many books, and get a tasty beverage. The drink wait is long but there is only one barista and the drinks are pretty involved so it's understandable. I hesitate to call some of the coffee since my very favorite is the "FRAPPE that must not be named" (LOL) and it's straight up a chocolate milkshake with a shot of espresso. Hint: if you are caffeine intolerant like me, they can make it decaf!!! Now for the books...they truly have a wonderful selection. And I'm not sure who does their displays but they are very talented and funny. I really enjoy walking around and finding new books. Of course, my absolute favorite section is the bargain area...Such good deals! My sister is part of their millionaire club so when we go to check out, I let her buy mine as well (I venmo her :)) The last two times we've gone, the cashier has reminded us about the online coupons and help us naviagate their website to save us some money. VERY nice of them. This last time my sister and I got 3 books each for a little over $40! I was also very happy to see a lot of people in this store, we should all frequent brick and mortar stores more often. This whole shopping center is nice with lots of fun stores. Easy to spend the day shopping here.

Decided to stop by Books-A-Million to search for the manga I've been looking for. Luckily, they had…read morevolume one and two! I got the first book. The selection of manage is quite impressive. They even had Spirited Away!!! There's also lots of Funko Pops if you're into that!

My sister brought me here when I came into WR to visit family. This place was so awesome! It's in a…read morehuge old bank and it's filled to the brim (2 stories) of books and other neat items. Seriously the coolest bookstore I've been to in awhile! (You can peruse books in the old bank vault!) I bought some thank you cards (religious, 8 for cheap!), a new book, and a used book. I thought the used book prices were a bit high but every single one I saw was in excellent, like-new condition so I guess that's reasonable. And the new book I bought was on sale so I felt like I was getting a good deal there as well. I think you can park in the front and the back of the store. There is a stair case and an elevator. The staff was SUPER nice and very helpful. I very much enjoyed my experience here!

This is a 2 story book store that's located in an old bank building. They have a large selection of…read morebooks on both levels. They also have a few other things like games, toys and various gadgets. The prices seem reasonable and they had competitive prices to Amazon. The workers were very nice and attentive and answered all of my questions. It's pretty cool that you can trade in books for store credit. We traded in a bunch of books and received $100 credit. The use of the credits is a strange system. You can only use store credits on used books and then you can only use the credits for 50% of the price of the book. So for example if your book costs $10, you have to pay $5 out of pocket and you can use $5 in store credits. The books are very well organized but I didn't like that they mixed new and used books instead of having separate sections for each. Overall good experience. I'll be back to spend my credits.

I know people are going to look at me strange for this. Why would a Christian give a Christian…read morebookstore such a bad review? Plain and simple -- over 90% of what they carry is crap. Mindless Christianish pablum. And no Christian bookstore deserving of the Christian name should ever, ever, ever be caught carrying anything by Joel Osteen. I've also had mixed experiences with ordering books. If you want the latest of Osteen's, Meyers', or Dollar's heresies, they can order them in a snap. Actually, they probably won't have to because they'll have multiple copies on hand. Start asking for the works of Christian scholars who know their stuff -- men such as David DeSilva and J. P. Moreland -- and whether they'll be able to order it becomes hit-or-miss. It's a truly pitiable state of affairs.

I'm glad there is a store with a Christian slant. However, a lot of over priced tacky knick…read moreknacks. I'd rather see a good Spiritual store catering to all faiths.

"There is no friend as loyal as a book." Ernest Hemingway…read more Gottwals Books is a clean, organized used book store. With half a dozen copies of War and Peace to pick from, the store reminds me of the good old days of the local, independent book stores. Worth a stop if you're looking for something to read, cheap. Service on my trip was nonexistent, which might have helped since pricing was not obvious. The store is laid out well, so without assistance you can pretty much find what you're looking for. Overall A-ok.

Not a bad little bookstore, but doesn't stock much in my interests (art, philosophy, etc). Heavy on…read morethe fiction, especially Christian fiction, so if you're into that then this is the place for you! It's small so it's east to pop in for a quick browse at your leisure.

This store is great for someone looking specifically for comics. I'm more of a manga girl. They had…read morea very small selection of manga though. My friend was able to find a few comics on his list though

Love the place! I come here at least once a weekend and it's affordable, cheap (thank the Lord for…read more$1 comics), and has a large selection of comics! Thank you for being my Hero!