Such a cute local bookstore in Papillion with a great selection of books and the prices are pretty…read morereasonable. The inside is cozy, with comfy spots where you can sit and enjoy flipping through a book. I thought the organization was great. It's really easy to find what you're looking for by genre. The books, movies and games are a mix of gently used and new, but honestly they all looked pretty new. It's locally owned and the people who run it are so friendly and welcoming.

Great collection of books. Very organized and neat. I was very happy with the selection of books…read moreI purchased.

I had driven past a few days ago and immediately knew I needed to stop in! I went with my godmom to…read moreshop and were so happy because they had books that we can't get at Barnes and Noble. There was a vast collection of genres and topics. The owner was so kind, we had talked and I asked if any of the books I wanted to read were there (and they were). She made us feel comfortable and welcomed which allowed me to enjoy the space. The books are normally priced, I got one for $12 and $19. There were beautiful prints, clothing, and perfumes as well.

Awesome selections. Excellent staff. Community staple. OPEN NOW‼ Wednesday through Saturday 10 AM…read moreuntil 5 PM

This is the last remaining "Christian bookstore" in Omaha. "Christian" meaning it serves most…read moremainstream and evangelical denominations, and acknowledging that many of their customers might not acknowledge the Catholic bookstores in town as being part of this category. "Bookstore" meaning that they carry a large selection of Bibles and of Christian-themed books, while also carrying cards, kitschy gifts which appeal to a very specific suburban demographic, and so forth. Books include Bibles, study guides, preaching aids, reference works, clean fiction, and guides for navigating just about any life problem you might encounter. They used to have an extensive selection of music CDs, but that's gone for the same reason that nobody else sells CDs anymore. They're independent and locally owned, so I make an effort to shop here even if I could save a few pennies online.

The Divine Truth Christian Store can be described as "average" when comparing to places of the same…read moretheme. Lots of Christian decor separated by specific scripture or topic, aisles of greeting cards and theological books and small sections for music, clothing and accessories. There were two spaces that I had to go around either workers stocking shelves or a cart full of items waiting to be put in their place. The biggest downfall for me was the lack of supplies for Bible journaling which was the main reason I came in. Workers were friendly and prices seemed to be at par with other Christian stores. Happy shopping Yelpers!

Amazing space, amazing people, amazing event!! I was in from out of town and looking for something…read morebook-ish to spend my night. I found the flower vase / book making event and am so glad a friend and I tried it out. We had the best time - came home with adorable new decor, and met some really great people. The space is beautiful and they offer a good selection of books as well as little trinket items for sale! Highly recommend!

Quirky and impossibly jovial bookstore in Little Bo area. I fell in love with this little slice of…read moredopamine when we walked in! The colors are fun and happy, perfect for the cold wintry day we had. Several different genres of books available, including a small kids area. There are more than books, there's merch and my favorite--blind date with a book packages! They had several price points and types of books available for the blind dates. They had so many books from my TBR, and if you're a romance reader, this is your spot! Even the little bookmarks they had available were gorgeous. My fave part? (Besides the super sweet owner) They have a program with Masa Luna next door where if you read 5 books or buy 4 books, you get a free pink margarita! The marg was the same color as the bookstore walls. It was the most fun combo and partnership! The marg was excellent. Other items of note for PF, they have various genre book clubs in the store. See their page for more info!

They have so many of the books I can't find anywhere else. I love this store and the staff were so…read morefriendly and had great suggestions!

Who doesn't love a Barnes and Noble? This new one over in…read moreShadow Lake is really nice. I'm so happy to finally have a bookstore to browse in. They have an amazing selection for adults but the kid section is a cozy little set up with majority of the books at a reachable level so kids can check it out. I am sometimes confused on the order of how books are placed. I don't know where to find anything when looking for specific titles but I think that's a user error. This Noble is a smaller version of the one out in Omaha but I'm pretty sure they offer the same options. A coffee shop in the back of the house, I haven't really checked out because I've only done quick trips here. While look for certain titles an employee did ask if I needed help, wasn't able to find my book on the shelf but was able to bring me one from the back. So that felt like a win. While I do feel that Barnes and Noble has high prices (they will price match from their website) I do love the novelty of walking around the book store and did buy an entire collection/series of books. Honestly just happy to have this new establishment in town.

I really like this new store. It's quiet and clean - well maintained - I love that the area isn't…read moreas big as some of the other B&N's that I have been in. I love the big area to work in - my one disappointment is that the coffee area was closed - disappointing at 7ish on a Saturday night - just a note in the coffee area that said sorry for the inconvenience. I will definitely be back - loved how comfortable it was.

I was excited to visit the new and used book store that recently opened in Bellevue. It's been a…read morelong time since Bellevue had a book store, so this is a welcome addition. The vibe in the store is noticeably peaceful. The tasteful music, lighting, and comfy seating is immediately welcoming. The space has room to grow, and a glance in the back room with its stock of books indicates that growth will be coming. As it is now, the shelves are organized by genre and alphabetically. I noticed a lot of familiar authors in the fiction books and many interesting titles in nonfiction. If my tbr pile was not already so large, I would have been tempted to buy more books than I did. I had a nice conversation with Fearless, one of the owners. He's a great listener as evidenced by how he listened to my motor mouth go on and on. He's a prolific reader, so if you want advice about your next read or just want to talk books, he's your man. Fearless says they are hoping to make the store a place where people feel comfortable enough to hang out and have a cup of tea or coffee. There are tables and chairs for working or just sitting and talking. The website indicates they sometimes buy books, but also accept donations. If you're wanting to support a local book shop, give 2 Dads a go.

Excellent used bookstore with friendly staff and a calm ambience! I'm excited to spend more time…read morehere!

I just love this bookstore! So many new things to see, and such a wide selection of Bluejay…read moremerchandise for everyone. I feel like a kid in a candy store.

It's a typical college book store. I visit once a year since the wife goes to school there. Prices…read moreseem normal for a book store. I'm sure you can find cheaper books on amazon and cheaper clothes at one of the local sporting good stores or on amazon. But they have the one stuffed bear my daughter loves, so we go get a new one every year as a replacement. It's in the heifer business building so it might be hard to find for tourists or visitors. There is parking near by and the softball field. You get to walk through part of campus and it is beautiful.