Great bookstore. Not just for students but a great trade book section too. There is coffee,…read morecappuccino, magazines and WiFi.

I usually enjoy this place, but my recent experience with the older man behind the counter was…read morefrustrating. I ordered a frappe with oat milk, and when I asked for oat milk, he responded, "that's going to take longer to make." I get this drink often, and it doesn't take that long--it felt like he just didn't want to take the extra time. He also didn't ask if I wanted whipped cream, and I ended up with it anyway. Since I ordered oat milk, it would've been nice if he had checked, considering it's a non-dairy option.

MC is the best and so helpful!! Great selection and fun…read morelayout Will definitely be back

Very cute little bookstore! It's a small store but has a pretty wide collection of books. My son…read moreis in middle school and he found several things that he wanted to buy. They have a nice selection of local authors too.

This is a very interesting place if you are looking for a good read. I first heard about it from a…read morefew friends who faithfully shop at this place. It's not where you go for the new bestseller that's hot off the press. It's more of a see-what-you-can-find place. Every once in a while you will find something special for an insanely low price. I can walk out with several books under $10 total. It's very crowded with boxes of books and bookshelves to the ceiling all over, but it has a sort of cozy, old feeling. The workers are very kind and helpful. This is a bargain bookstore with a changing supply, so go in with an open mind and about 30 minutes to kill, and you'll walk out with an armful of books and money in your wallet.

ex..King Straub Koontz Saul McCammon books in abundance lovers of horror won't be disappointed,…read moregreat place if one reads of listen to books! #rolltide)16

I'm stumbled into this very nice shop. They haven't had their grand opening yet, so they still…read moresetting up, getting signage placed, etc. Most notably, the staff was extremely friendly and excited to be open. That will serve them well. They are brewing Starbucks, so it's the closest outlet to Cloverdale, I believe. They have a lot of space dedicated to Huntington apparel and gifts. They could really class the place up with Auburn gear. (Kidding- They are owned by Huntington University). They have a drive-through, a reading nook, etc. It's a fully restored cottage in the historic district. Very bright and clean. I'll be back!

One of the coolest little book shops I've ever been in. I was on my way to Barnes&Noble when I saw…read morecardboard signs on Hackberry heralding a sale at 'The Book Rack'. I swerved in, intrigued. Inside were quirky people, talking about all kids of books and their favorite authors, who you could tell spent more time reading than interacting. Then I remember that was me... The have three separate chambers walled floor to ceiling with books of every genre. All the books are used paperback, which is more than awesome--they're creased and vintage, perfect for the bookshelf. They have an entire wall of Star Trek and Star Wars books; they have all of Tolkien's books (a major plus); and thousands of other. The place isn't big, but they pack in the books. And the prices are reduculously cheap: $3.00 for Lord of the Rings! Easy five stars here. Although on most occasions they have two to three books in a series and not all of them, and sometimes only carry one of an author. Otherwise, this is the coolest book shop in town. P.S. they don't take credit/debit cards so bring cash.

This quiet and claustrophobic little bookstore is located adjacent to a brewery in a strip mall…read moreparking lot. The books are mostly mass market paperbacks, but dig around for a few minutes and you can find a few decent ones hidden under the harlequins and westerns. The prices seemed to range between $3-$8. We were the only people in here on a Saturday afternoon. The owner was intently studying a real estate brochure at the front counter and actually squealed in surprise when we approached her with a book to buy. You get the impression from her reaction and from the boxes and piles of books everywhere that most people come here strictly to trade, sending the owner into an oppressive cycle of never turning a profit or making any space. It might explain the amusing notes scattered throughout the store: "Classics exchanged for classics only!" "No restroom - don't ask!", and my favorite, "Don't touch the light switch!" She seemed positively thrilled with our $3.50 purchase (maybe to run along to the brewery as soon as we left?).

I really love this little shop. It's got handicap accessible parking and an accessible entrance…read more There are ample comfortable seats scattered throughout the store, making shopping with mobility issues so much easier. The store and parking area are always clean and tidy. Since this is a second hand shop, you never really know what you are going to find. Going through their shelves is always an adventure. They have a vast selection to choose from. The new books are on par with most other booksellers but you can find some great deals on well loved editions. They feature rare and signed editions as well as book and genre themed merchandise. They don't just sell books. You can find music, games, cards, and Funko Pops among their many offerings. Definitely take advantage of their rewards program as members get special deals and reward points. Be aware if you plan to make a haul they do not have free bags. You can bring your own or buy one of the multitude of tote bags they offer. The staff here is always so friendly! They are willing to help you with whatever you need. They feature a buyback counter where you can take your used items to trade. They offer a fair value, too. If you are in the area, stop by. If you have no idea what you may want they offer blind dates with a book every now and again or you can grab one of their mystery boxes.

If you love getting lost in a good browse, 2nd & Charles is such a fun spot to spend an afternoon…read more It's like a treasure hunt every time you walk in--books, vinyl, games, and random gems you didn't even know you needed. The vibe is super chill, and the staff has always been friendly and helpful when I've had questions or needed recommendations. If you're into books, music, or just a little retail therapy with personality, this is definitely a spot worth visiting. Just be prepared... you probably won't leave empty-handed!