This is my go-to local bookstore. Although it's smaller than the main location, it's still pretty…read morebig and has a great selection of books and gifts. I have bought and sold many books here. Prices on new books can be a bit high, which is typical, but there are often used options too. The service is usually fast and friendly. Try to come during non-peak times if you can because it does get very busy here, and there isn't a lot of room to move around. I love having an independent bookstore like Powell's in the metro area!

The selection of books was amazing! I had never been to a Powell's Books within all of my life…read moreliving in southern Washington. Due to an appointment in Oregon I got the pleasure to finally swing by and check one of them out... and WOW! I was in readers heaven. I felt like the pricing was a bit steep on some books but for the most part it's kind of worth it. The only weird vibe I had here was the staff. Yes, they were polite, but they were all so robotic. There was one lady who I swear asked me every four minutes without ever looking up at me "are you finding everything okay?" and even checking out the man at the counter hardly acknowledged me or spoke so much as the price my purchase was. Just a weird vibe to me, but then again, everyone has bad days.

I love recommending this spot for people who visit Portland because it's got its own style. It's a…read morevery academic layout, books are stacked beside full bookshelves, older worn out copies of books have hand-written annotations on the side. The owners are very friendly and clearly love to talk about local events and their book selection. Couple things to note: - Hours shift a little bit than what is listed on Google, always worth calling in advance if unsure. - Phones are not encouraged on the shop floor (which I think is great). - The new location is a lot larger and has plenty of seating to promote spending a nice quiet afternoon surrounded by books. If you're looking for newer copies of books, Portland has plenty of other options. This selection is obscure and eccentric, it likely won't have the new titles in fiction. If you want to find a book or author you've never heard of, this is your spot.

I can't give it one star because I love books, and the place was...interesting enough. There's a…read morebizarre little staircase that leads to nowhere but a little loft, which I honestly love, but it's just more messy books. I worked at a bookstore for years, so seeing the random leaning and stacked books hurt a little and I yearned to dive in and start straightening. The vibe was so off-putting and stale, it's hard to explain. Looking around, I could see some quirky things like a cool old cash register, a random typewriter on a cafe-ish table, and a sign that said "the use of mobile phones is prohibited." The only distinguishable sections were fiction, poetry, and Shakespeare. My kid love books and we can spend hours in bookstores. He walked in looking to find some Tolkien, but before we could figure out where it might be, he said let's get out of here. And after a few more minutes of struggling to make heads or tails of the jumble, I couldn't argue.

A book popped up in a free library in Boston and I fell in love with it. It turned out to be one of…read morea series. Off I went to Wallace books and they pulled five books in the series off their shelves for me. That was last winter. In the meantime, they're keeping me up to date with the series and each time I go to pick up my book, I find at least one other fascinating read to take home--and they give me credit when I bring books back. What's not to love!

This was a very cute bookstore! They sold new and used books and offered to buy books for store…read morecredit during certain hours. I enjoyed their organization of books with clear category labels along with a "PNW author section"! I felt welcomed and relaxed when browsing and would definitely recommend checking it out for any book lover!

Book selection is amazing with variety of projects for children. An amazing experience leaving with…read moreage appropriate book and project hide and seek sticker by Highlights. A trip through memory lane. I will definitely return for more adventurous browsing!

I needed a gift the next day for my niece who lives in Portland (I am in NY) and wanted to…read moredesperately avoid ordering from Amazon. They were so very helpful on the phone, walking me through their availability and helping me put together the perfect gift. And the most incredible part was the offer to drop off the gift so I did not need to use a courier service. Local bookstores are the best and A Children's Place will now be my go to spot for future gifting.

I stopped in last weekend for the 1st time in about 3 years. Monograph is only open limited ours on…read morethe weekends, and I happily adjusted my travel schedule accordingly. What I said then, is pretty much how I experienced this well curated bookstore now. Still the same guy and the same expert eye. Every visit is a new experience as the inventory changes and there's no way to cover it all in a single visit anyway. The extensive online store offers a lot, but there's nothing like the tactile feel of book paper (and light antiques) between your fingers.

I love how I feel exploring this shop because it elicits a sense of nostalgia for the quaint…read morebookstores of yesteryear. Monograph Bookwerks offers an expertly-curated collection of books, art, vintage ephemera and gift items. The owner has done a remarkable job displaying product in creative vignettes throughout the store, with richly hued books standing like sentinels of history, art, literature and culture. This environment really is my happy place. I love the scent of aged paper and polished wood. I feel inspired by the thousands of voices and ideas presented on the pages here, and I can't imagine a world where places like this don't exist. Monograph Bookwerks is located in a popular area of NE Alberta, brimming with fascinating retail shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Street parking can be a bit difficult on weekends and evenings, but visitors will be far more likely to find spaces if they venture down the side streets. Look for the brightly colored arrow proclaiming "Books," pointing to the ivy-covered shop on the corner. It's so important to shop small and local, and to support the business owners who pour themselves into creating enchanting establishments like this. So take a moment out of your busy life to explore this delightful corner of Portland. Hopefully you'll enjoy your visits just as much as I do.

I kinda didn't want to write this review because I selfishly want to keep it a secret of how…read moreamazing this place is. First of all, the yarn selection is incredible. Went in with my mom to "grab a few things" and left with an entire basket full of yarns we couldn't just LEAVE there. Secondly, the bookstore itself reminds me of the bookstore Belle goes into to borrow books every day in Beauty and the Beast. If you know you know. It's a whole cozy vibe. Thirdly, the staff and service is top notch. Helpful, funny and a lovely chat. I can't give out more info because I still secretly don't want anyone to go and buy everything I still want to buy.

I love bookstores. I love yarn. So already we have a winner here. But this shop is special. An…read moreoutstanding collection of books is crammed into a cute little house. It's the kind of shape where you wander, finding treasures as you go. As for the yarn selection, it's small but nice, with some unusual options. The staff are always friendly and helpful. I live just a couple blocks away, and it's a miracle I'm not broke by now.

So much fun! An amazingly library-like collection of books in its meticulous completeness!…read moreMagazines, other printed materials and books, books, books, but organized in a tidy living/reading room that would grace any Victorian manse. He had cookbooks going back to the late 18th century. We found a fascinating copy of a 19th century guide to housekeeping that ranged from cooking and cleaning to tonic and tincture making and advise... which... shockingly given its age... proclaimed the health risks of smoking and included a picture of blackened lungs of a smoker after autopsy for effect! 150 years ago and people knew this? I guess it will take us another 100 years then to finally accept that climate change is real ...

I really love visiting Rachel's delightful bookstore. The little shoppe is full of beautiful new…read moreand vintage books, as well as literary ephemera. The books are well-organized, pricing is clear and fair, and visitors will likely find books they didn't know they wanted or needed! (I never leave the shop empty-handed) Crooked House Books and Paper is an homage to the bookshops of a bygone era. Take note of the store's collection of whimsical miniature books, as well as a wonderful selection of publisher bindings. Please visit this charming bookstore!

This is a smaller Barnes and Noble in Cascade Station. Plenty of books to choose from. It has…read moresome seating for you to sit and browse through a book. Many different genres of books available. Vinyl records and gifts were available. It's a good place to find birthday cards and such. Staff was helpful and could answer your questions. I find the bookstore small but very comforting. It's a good location to find gifts for the book readers and or toys for Legos.

Tiny Barnes & Noble, yet still has a sliver of the store dedicated to the Criterion Collection…read moretitles! Was able to grab a couple of the newer titles I was hoping for. I'd love a bigger section but the fact this location had any is A+ Always scour yelp for photos like this to decide which B&N to stop at during CC sales so here ya go.