Love this Christian Bookstore! They have an awesome assortment of religious books and gifts. They…read morehave an excellent selection of Sunday School materials and Christian shirts. If you can't find what you are looking for they are always willing to order it if they can find it. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. There store is always very clean.

From the owner: The Open Door is an independently owned Christian Bookstore. Located in west/central Indiana, we…read morehave been serving churches and families for over 36 years. We carry a large selection of Christian books, music, family videos, gifts, and home decor products. We also offer custom laser engraving, Bible Imprinting, Book Rebinding, and more!

They have a decent selection. No air in the store. I was offered 5 dollar coupon to sign up for…read morethe yearly subscription for free delivery. They had no coupons available after the transaction was processed. Nothing was offered in recompense. Terrible management. She acted like she couldn't care less. Don't offer something unavailable.

Asked a girl placing books on the shelves as to the location of the audiobook section. After being…read moredirected, I did not find any audio books. I asked the checkout girl and she responded that they have none. I informed her of what the girl at the shelf told me and then she said that, they had some but they are scattered around the store. These employees are not very customer friendly, nor did they do anything more than point and give me vague directions. I didn't buy anything...

Well-organized shop selling video games and related merchandise, as well as books and other…read morecollectibles. The shop owner was very generous with your time and knowledge. Video games were very fairly priced. She let me try every game cartridge that I wanted to, as well as trying out different consuls and controllers. We were just passing through Terre Haute, but I would certainly be a regular customer if I lived locally. A great shop.

I have been a customer of Caveat Emptor for many decades. At one point the owners were sub-par,…read moredidn't seem to get what owning a used bookstore was about. But the current owners have things back on track and it's just a great place to visit. I always find something to buy.

This store is in our family buying history. There is the wonderful scent of paper dust. It's…read morecurated books broken down by genre. There are art books, foreign language books, references, sci fi, mystery, romance, kids books, and more. It's not necessarily cheap, but the selection is eclectic. Their discount books bring me in, too, but I inevitably leave with a stack. My father did this. I inherited volumes from him, and added to it, refining the collection along the way. It's plainly stunning to see the variety of content available here. This store is a magnet for the mind. As I mentioned in my prior review, it's not as large as Powell's in Portland, or has the karma of City Lights in San Francisco, but in a way, it's close the same magnetism you feel in a really good used bookstore. Plan to spend time, and go oomph when you carry the stack when you leave. It's a dangerous place, with dangerous ideas. Go there.

This gem is well-organized for the best browsing. The staff is mostly volunteers who know and love…read morebooks. It serves the good purpose of supporting library programs. The prices put owning books in everyone's reach.

This is seriously the best bookstore in Bloomington. Nearly new books for amazing used prices!…read moreCharming staff! All sales benefit the Monroe County Public Library.

I grew up in Terre Haute in the 80's and 90's. I'm an ISU alum. Having been here after the Larry…read moreBird craze, college pride was something Terre Haute had a lot of back then. I've only been back a handful of times in the last couple of decades, but I always stop by campus to try to find some good shirts and hats. Ever since the bookstore was moved to 4th and Cherry the selection has been absolutely abysmal. I stopped in today (the Thursday before homecoming) and not a single associate even acknowledged my presence. We have so many great colleges in the state that have amazing merch. ISU has been completely missing the boat for a very long time. This place has the absolute lamest selection of hats and shirts I've ever experienced on a college campus. I was here a few years ago and there is absolutely nothing new. I think this will be my last time making an attempt to buy merch from my alma mater.