Cutest little bookstore! We love coming here just to browse. They have new & used books and they…read morealso buy your books. They have everything ranging from children's to adult fiction & nonfiction. Small aisles with sections of different categories. It can take a long time to look through everything but staff is very helpful and can make great recommendations. Their prices range from cheap $2 paperback mystery books to way more expensive new books. Pay them a visit- you won't be disappointed!!

Seriously cool and adorable book store with an excellently curated collection of books ranging of…read moreall kinds. The staff is so kind and friendly. I had wonderful conversations with them. A great independent book store. Historic too.

This bookstore is SO cool. A book lovers dream. Wide variety of books, games and gadgets. Great…read moreplace to buy a gift or treat yourself. The children's section had a great selection as well. Staff is lovely and they also have a cafe! Will definitely be back as soon as I can.

First of all this delicious restaurant is in a bookstore--so there's that glorious component--but…read moresecondly, the food was delicious. My husband and I shared the salmon salad and pesto pasta. Both were fresh and perfectly seasoned. I would highly recommend novel.

Well worth a visit to go through their VERY LARGE SELECTION of used & like-new hard-back &…read morepaperback books, DVD's & CD's at bargain prices. I visit 4 or 5 times a year & have gotten at least 30 "just what I was looking for" books & CD's from here. I am careful to buy only items that will be read or viewd more than once, or I would have to buy a new bookcase every year. Staff was quick to answer questions & give directions. May take half an hour (or so) to discover the ins and outs of the entire layout. Entire family should enjoy a visit. NOTE: The Germantown Library Friends Bookstore is smaller, but is my favorite library-related used bookstore in the Memphis area. I visit once or twice a week for all sorts of "modern" books & CD's at bargain prices, and for fine older books which often come up for sale. Have bought at least 150 books there this decade, some of which were absolute steals. It's a very inexpensive addiction.

This is one of my favorite bookstores in Memphis! It's located inside the Central Library and is…read moreopen Tuesday-Saturday from 10-5. You do have to dig a little bit to find the hidden gems, but it's worth it! I got a record and a book today for $1.10. I've also found brand-new hardbacks for no more than $4.00. Book lovers should definitely stop in.

I love coming here!! For $10 a year you can become a Friend and you can get one free book a month…read moreand two in your birth month. They have a huge selection and I love coming here after work or to find something for a birthday gift. They have a huge and organized selection. It is volunteer based and the people who work here are so sweet. If you can't find a book you want they can put it down on a list for you and hold it. When it is donated they'll give you a call. It is also such a steal when everything is so expensive to either get your monthly free book or pay no more than $2 for sometimes completely new books. It's the best!

I love this place! It's larger than the one close to home and I can hit it up on my way home from…read morework. It's got multiple rooms and sections and they get donations often so it's worth checking back in here every week to see what's new! They also have a rewards program where you pay $10 and get a free $2 book each month, as well as an additional one on your birthday. I haven't been able to take advantage of a full year yet as I always miss a but I'm determined to complete it this year! There's nothing special that happens when you do, I just feel like I've fully taken advantage of the deal when I do.

I was really disappointed with my experience at this bookstore. From the moment my friends and I…read morewalked in, the owner kept giving us nasty looks and made us feel extremely uncomfortable. It honestly felt like we were being judged and profiled for no reason. We weren't being loud or disruptive -- just browsing like any other customers -- yet we were treated with suspicion and disrespect the entire time. A bookstore should feel welcoming and inclusive, especially for young readers, and this experience was the complete opposite. I hope management takes customer treatment more seriously, because no one should feel judged or unwelcome just for walking into a store. she also has an eye problem maybe keep your eyes in the front of your head next time.

Okay little bookstore in downtown Memphis area. A little bit underwhelming on their book…read moreselections. A lot of the books were much older and the selection overall was lacking a bit. Some of the books were def overpriced. Overall, it was okay but I've been to a few other bookstores that had more of a variety and better selection.

I visited here a couple of times to do some work in their Starbucks café area. I enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere although their chairs are super uncomfortable. But it's a great spot for studying/working to change up the scenery. Also, I really do love their books selection here! It's one of the largest Barnes & Noble's in town. They have tons of games and it's a good place to go gift shopping. The cashiers are always pleasant as well. I would say they are reasonably priced and also have good sales every now and then!

It's been a long time since I visited a bookstore. When my child was younger we would go every…read moreweekend. I enjoyed my day exploring the books, I was helped by very nice employees who seem to love working there and I would happily return. They had some really good prices on journaling materials and other books were also marked down. I didn't find what I was looking for but I did discover so much more.

superlative service is the hallmark of the episcopal bookshop. the entire staff exceeds one's every…read moreexpectation in order to deliver an encore experience.

An independent bookstore in the days of domination by Amazon and Barnes and Noble always gets five…read morestars since I dislike chain stores. This store is right across the parking lot from St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral and caters to Episcopalians and other Christians in the books and other merchandise they carry. I have to preface this review with the disclaimer that I am a Presbyterian Minister (Teaching Elder) and I love books. This book store has a nice selection of books, they even have a nice selection, albeit only one 6 foot shelf, of used books. The store is nicely laid out and they also have a nice selection of jewelry, gifts, cards, and even some music cds. The staff was very helpful and they give a discount to clergy. I would recommend this books store to anyone looking for books or Christian gifts.

Great second-hand bookstore with amazing deals. I highly recommend checking them out if you're…read morelooking to pick up a book at a good cost. The store attendant was pleasant and nice.

Love this used bookstore. It's tiny so it's always hit or miss but you can't beat their prices…read more They're definitely the cheapest of the ones I know about in the area.

10/10 would recommend to anyone!! My favorite book store! They're always organized and have the…read moremost trending books out. Especially if you're a new found book lover who got inspired by booktok! The workers are nice as can be, they value their customers and help anytime they're asked.

I love Books a Million! There's tons of cool stuff around so even if you don't like to read you…read morestill have a good excuse to walk in and wander around. Or you can make sure your friends/so have something to look at too even if they don't read. They have a nice collection and I appreciated the sales and the coupons.

The bookstore is clean and spacious, and the employees are friendly. There is a Starbucks, help…read moredesk, children's area, and other areas to browse. Barnes and Noble has a wide selection of literature and novelty items, but it can be a little pricey.

Sorry for the long review. I was slightly out of it looking at the cards behind the register while…read morein line when the cashier called me up. The cashier apparently asked me how I was. I didn't hear her and asked her if I could see a box behind the register. Shortly after she accused me of being rude. I was caught off guard and said excuse me. She doubles down said that I snatched the box from her hand and was rude to her after she asked how I was doing (which I did not hear). If that was indeed the manager (female with short hair) I would recommend a replacement. First and last time I will step into this store. I will go to a different book store in the future.