This location has seen better times. I was here about 10 years ago and then again this year. From…read morethen until now, the store has closed off sections due to less inventory. What is for sale seems less impressive than what they used to offer. However, it's still nice to be able to pick up a souvenir right next door to the historic E.B. Grandin print shop. The store felt like it has been hit by online book sales cutting into their bottom line just like any other bookstore. The end of the annual pageant will only make matters worse. I hope they stay open as it would be a loss for the area without them.

We live 2 hours into Pennsylvania. Palmyra is our closest Temple. We ALWAYS!! Go to Latter-Day…read moreHarvest when we are in Palmyra, our trip would not be complete without it. I would recommend a stop there.

Great place to browse and buy from, because the proceeds go directly back to the local library to…read moresupport current and upcoming programs.

This is a small bookstore that sells very reasonably priced used books. The books have been donated…read moreand the proceeds support the Fairport Public Library. They have a wide selection of books in various genres and age ranges. All of the books that I looked at were in very good condition. They have some newer and more popular titles as well. The store is run by volunteers, and they were incredibly nice and helpful. Be sure to check it out when exploring the village landing!

Love shopping for books here. Love the sustainability of buying a used book, but also having the…read moreoption to purchase new books. They have local authors of variety of genres and are always happy to provide suggestions. Love this boutique, the used books are super affordable. Love having a local option rather than purchasing my books online!

This place is chock full o' reads. The first room is all fiction, new and used…read more The middle room has classics, recommended, seasonal, a "spice shelf" with pepper ratings, cool book merch, book bundles. At the checkout counter they have a bunch of bookmarks and stickers available. The mid-back room is all non-fic, and had two chairs if you're the type who wants to sit with your wares for a moment. They back room is used clothing and antique fabrics, and DOES have a fitting room! There's a room for kids and teens too. I recommend you have good knees going in as there are books in every possible nook, high and low, including under tables. There's a read for every flavor and a recommendation for every reader. The shop owners are very knowledgeable of their stock. Parking- for cars I believe there's a back lot? But it's probably easier to just street park.

I ordered a book from rivers end bookstore through groupon and they never mailed me the book I…read morepurchased. Then they tried to email me and send me an ebook. I emailed them back and they never replied back. I didn't order an ebook. I ordered the physical book. I would be very leery with doing business with this fraudulent... misleading company.

If I could give 10 stars I would. I am in California, my sister in a convolesent home in Oswego. I…read moreordered a book from RIVER'S END that they did not have in stock. I asked if when they received the book, they would deliver it personally. 3 days later I got a call from Neil. He said, they received the book and was personally taking it to her. Such freindly, helpful and complete is extremely rare. They live up to their claims 100%. Thank you River's End . For me Christmas came early this year complete with real angels.

Four stars for the selection, but honestly I'd rate it much lower for the smell. As others have…read morementioned, this bookstore smells like smoke, and of course old books since this is a used bookstore. As someone with severe asthma, I just couldn't stay in this store for very long. Just not my cup of tea, but might be yours. They had a very large selection of a wide range of used books, and it was very well organized and pretty tidy compared to other used bookstores. This was one of my stops on the Rochester Book Crawl, so I might not have otherwise explored this shop. The bookseller was very nice and helpful.

Greenwood Books is a great local bookstore, one of the best independent ones in town (if not the…read morebest). They sell really quality literature on a variety of topics, especially music (fitting, given the nearby Eastman School of Music), and also including religion, fiction, technology and more. There's definitely a theme of rare, old, obscure and intriguing books on all subjects - the main running theme seems to be whatever is genuinely interesting, by any definition. Also, although there's no seating, I do appreciate that the place is not overly stuffed to the brim with books and doesn't feel overwhelming, but rather, pleasantly full of options to peruse and explore. The owner is always very nice; I (at least) once had a great conversation with her. I haven't bought a lot here, but I once purchased a beautiful book of Saul Steinberg's artwork for a relatively good price. It's well worth browsing the shelves here, maybe preceded or followed by a visit to Java's Café on Gibbs. Buy something if you can, and support a local treasure!

This is a must stop for any book lover passing through or living in Oswego. The super friendly…read moreowners will help you find your favorite authors or recommend new ones.

The folks at Time and Again Books are friendly and helpful. There is not an inch of free space…read morewhich is great if you are looking for a specific book or other publication. Somehow they know where the book will be without looking anything up! I find that pretty amazing. Highly recommend!

Writers and Books is a wonderful non-profit literacy center dedicated to promoting reading and…read morewriting. They have a book store on site and host workshops, and events with authors in person. The building is quite large and has on site parking with a back lot. I was very excited to learn of a free event with graphic journalist Joe Sacco. The event was free and I found great value in the conversation with Joe Sacco and Daniel Worden. I learned a lot about the authors body of work and felt it was a great evening focused on the arts. I also learned Writers and Books hosts events like this throughout the year and brings authors to the Rochester area to discuss their works. As previously mentioned, The book store had new and used books, including books by the visiting author available to purchase and have signed. I also enjoyed an interactive typewriter display where you can type out a line and add to what others have written before you. A wonderful organization with a worthy cause, I hope to attend more events in the future and visit the bookstore when in the area.

Great workshops and events that encourage people to write and publish. Have been to poetry readings…read morethere, and I think it's a great place for students and teachers.