There is so many different items and collectibles being sold here, it'll take several hours or even…read moredays to go through everything. It has card games, movies, video games, toys, and more. You will most likely need the help of an employee to find specific items because the store can be overwhelming. The items are sold at market value. If you are a collector, give them a shot. It might surprise you.

You could spend three days straight in here and still not go through everything. Picture Doull's…read morebookstore in Dartmouth, but with comics, CDs and DVDs as well (and some VHS tapes). All in the same size store. It is chaos. And it's awesome. I'm always on the search for a specific issue of a comic I read in the 80s that I need to complete my collection (boy, does that sound geeky). So of course we had to stop in here. There is very little room for people. It's floor-to-ceiling books, comics, trading cards, games, etc. They have absolutely everything, but good luck finding it. Boxes on top of boxes of comics in sort-of order. Fortunately the owner knows where everything is. He's a very busy man, from the looks of it; the store was very busy on our visit, and it was a Tuesday. If you love digging (literally) through mountains of media in search of a hidden jewel, you will absolutely love this place. Definitely worth a drive to the valley.

Without a doubt the best used book store in the Valley! This new location right on the main road…read morethrough town is a clean and super organized two floor shop. Soooo many books that are so neatly organized with a great vibe. Shelves are organized by theme/category and the store is nice and bright, unlike most book stores. The main floor is all fiction and has a small new books section with lots of local Nova Scotia selections. There are also journals and beautiful cards you won't find elsewhere and a large selection of books from local publishers. There's also a nice quaint seating area at the front of the store where you can get lost in a book while looking up to see the world go by on the front street. The upstairs is all non-fiction and an absolute paradise with topics broken down to nature and woodworking and even a section on alcohols and wine. This makes books easier to find and so much more fun. Lots of little seating nooks upstairs with tables, chairs and even a nicely hidden couch. The only downside of this place is that it is two floors so it's not fully accessible. Sadly, Nova Scotia lags severely in accessibility legislation, so this is a common problem theme. If you're looking for something, the owner is friendly and helpful over phone or email. You can connect before arriving to see if they have a certain book in stock. Come with lots of extra time because you will lose track of it!

Great service, great selection and they will order books for you too…read more You can talk about books with the staff as well.

Great local book business conveniently located in downtown Halifax. They have an excellent…read moreselection as well as a selection of stationary supplies and things like gift wrap, etc. They've never not had a book I was looking for, and the store is small enough that none of them were difficult to find. Very friendly staff. Awesome alternative to chapters!!

My local used bookstore…read more As an avid reader, and a supporter of local stores, this is my first stop when in need for a new/used/different book. The lady who runs/owns the place, is very friendly, and seems to know where, and what everything is. It's amazing, if i am looking for a specific book, she will know if she has it, had it, and if not, she will take you info and try to find it/them for you! Just amazing customer service. I almost always walk out with a few books, but more importantly I always walk in with some to give back. If you haven't been, check it out, support the little folks, and enjoy the coffee shop as well!

Nice little store with a good selection of used books. Saw quite a few recent best sellers and…read morecurrent titles. My son found a large hardcover book in great shape in the children's section for $8 ($20 new). Small espresso bar at the cash. Taking off a star because the lowest % milk they have is 2%. I get not having skim if you aren't a big place, but at least do 1%. 2% feels like I'm drinking cream and is not good for the waistline either!

I am very disappointed and outraged at one of your books you sell .(My body is growing). supposed…read moreto be appropriate for children from ages of 4 to 8 years old .The content is so disturbing to think it would be appropriate for a child of this age .The author the publisher,and the seller should use some common sense and realize this book is certainly not appropriate.I would personally never buy a single thing from you store again as long as this book remains on your shelves.No wonder the kids grow up so twisted these days with B.S. like that .I could go on and on ,but I think you get the point.

This review is specifically about the location's Horror section which is pathetic - it's less than…read more2 bookshelves and doesn't even have Dracula or Frankenstein or any classic Gothic horror besides Poe and Lovecraft, or Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories books which should be in any horror section, I also couldn't find a classic literature section anywhere.

This bookstore is owned by an extremely friendly, kind, and knowledgeable fellow. Our group…read morevisited the store and he gave us book recommendations, but he also told us of the history of the region that he had traveled in (working as the ships chief mechanic) for 30+ years. A very pleasant experience for anyone visiting Lunenburg, and a very reasonably priced used book store! Do note: the store is only open after 7 pm.

If you like your used bookstores to be cluttered and full of semi-hidden treasures, you'll love…read moreElizabeth's Books. I can always find something special here when I poke around. They've got a great selection of local books, and books about the region. The owner also has a really wonderful selection of DVDs for rent, including possibly the best selection of foreign films and arthouse films in the area. The hours can be a bit erratic -- the shop tends to be open late afternoons or evenings, so it's worth a stroll by if you're having dinner in downtown Lunenburg.

Wonderful selection of books for readers of all ages and levels. Very welcoming with cozy seating…read moreto peek at books. Many Canadian authors books on the shelves. Wonderful staff that won't bug you or push you away.

Beautiful little local book shop ! Just passing though and we were greeted by four little paws and…read morea knowledgeable owner.

I got two books from here. The place is organized properly. However, most of the books are older…read more You may not find newer books there, but there are many nice old collections there!

Look closely for Schooner because it could be easy to miss. This little store is actually a…read morehouse-turned-shop, which means it looks exactly like someone's house from the outside. Inside isn't much different. There are different rooms that you can go into, some appearing to pop out of nowhere. I was pretty shocked at how large this place was. It seemed so tiny from the outside, but it's deceivingly large. Schooner specializes in rare and out-of-print books, although I did notice some regular old books there too. They have paper signs indicating which sections are which and what each shelf contains. I was drawn to the mystery section which, oddly enough, was located right next to the children's section. Once I perused the mysteries I was drawn to the children's. I found one book that I remember reading when I was a child and was instantly pulled into a state of nostalgia. I think I spent a few minutes reading through it again. There was a nice older couple working the counters. They were both busying themselves on the computers while a couple other folks and I were browsing around. They were cute and the store was cute too. Top notch, I say!