Odd organization of books (general fiction isn't a great category) and the staff weren't friendly…read more Used book prices seemed good though, but hard to find anything by just browsing- better off looking for a specific book.

They had such a good selection of new and used books and I love how it was set up! Very cozy book…read morestore vibes and the staff were super helpful and friendly. This is a great gem in Longmont!

Great store! They have lots of books at a reasonable price. Don't realize how big it was until I…read moregot inside. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Found 3 books and could have bought a lot more if I didn't have to fly home with them. Will definitely come back when I'm in the area again

The Bookworm is one of my favorite used bookstores in Colorado…read more They always have what I'm looking for. And are so helpful in helping me find it. I could browse titles in her all day. The books are nicely organized. They have a pretty large children's section too. I come here often, and always leave with more than I initially came for. If you like used bookstores, definitely check out this gem.

Such a breath of fresh air to visit Composition. I was on the hunt for chocolate and we stumbled…read moreupon this cute little bookstore. The lighting, the display, the selection it was just so perfect. It brought back childhood memories when I used to visit bookstores and sit for hours selecting and reading in the store. If you haven't visited check them out.

Everyone should go here - it's absolutely stunning and has an amazing collection of books. Also…read moreloved the 20% off rack! The owner and employees were all incredibly nice.

From a previous biz trip. I didn't really go in. I was looking for used history bookstore. Appears…read moreto be a christian bookstore and coffee shop with a selection of books, music, Bibles, gifts etc.

Niwot is so lucky to have this little gem of a bookshop. Gene is a charming, warm, and helpful guy…read more The atmosphere is small-town cozy and welcoming. You'll love it

- Small, unassuming local bookstore where you will get a handwritten receipt…read more- Door stays open, literally, when the shop is open with book carts out front - Nice selection - Hours update: Inkberry is open on Tuesdays, 11-3 - After buying a $12 book here, saw it for $7 in Longmont same day

They offer readings daily, great book selection, Tarot Decks, crystals, Great Store!read more

Fantastic selection of metaphysical books and tools like tarot cards and oracle decks. There is an…read moreintuitive reader on site - I think it's best to make an appointment from what I noticed. Really kind staff and typical prices. I'll return! Support local shops!

Vintology gets better the more I visit. I'm paring down to sell my house and have been purging my…read morebookshelves and closets. They had a sign out that they buy, and I am selling! It has been a great experience so far with items I have really struggled to sell at yard sales and would otherwise go to donation. I originally went in with books because I thought they were just doing books and vinyl, but as I strolled the store waiting for them to look over my stuff I discovered a HUGE collection of CDs, DVDs, games, puzzles, kids books, and vintage toys as well. Of my original big box o'books, they bought about 75% for $25. I brought another short stack and they bought 3 of 8 for another $3. I came back with puzzles and games and a few DVDs and they bought the whole box for $16. They pay in cash, or you can get more in store credit (for the $25 box of books I could have had $30). I'm headed back with some TV show box sets and more books and will keep showing up as I find more stuff they might want to buy. GREAT strategy for them and a really great gift to the community as well - none of the other Longmont shops will pay cash for goods, you can only get store credit if anything at all. I've spent some time browsing the shelves and am not sure how they price books. I haven't been looking to buy but am interested in a couple and wish there was some sort of sticker or tag so I didn't have to ask about each one. I'll revise this review once I go in to purchase and learn what that side looks like; for now, it's a really great resource and I am very grateful they are here!

Double check prices, I should have, took their word for a "rare" book that ended up being double to…read moregoing price. Stupid tax, oh well, should have utilized chat gpt to get clarification. Otherwise it's a good collection of interesting books.

This place is such a gem! I can spend all day here.. I did not.. I only had 2 hour parking and I…read moredid spend it all here. Lol. I got so lost checking out the various book recommendations; that's how I read books that are not my usual genres. I really appreciate these bookstores' staff's recommendations because they tend to be such book nerds and would have the best insights and why they love certain books. One was so hilarious I had to take a picture. They 3 floors of books to completely overwhelm you! I feel like such a kid in a candy shop here. They have many author events coming up, but none of them are during the dates I'm here. Perhaps another time.

Lots of options!! However the young woman working the…read morecounter gave us major attitude when asking if they could look something up the catalog. It was odd We ended up leaving shortly after, I think with a better experience at the counter it would've been very fun! Such a big bookstore with lots of categories and genres.

This is more of a local tip how to approach this subterrane, book-nook to best take advantage of…read moreits unique attributes/offerings vs. a review of a visit experience. First, the long-time proprietor (Tom) is an absolute/hard-earned expert in everything in the store - its items, authors, history, even curious, connected idiosyncronies of stories galore, many personal connections. That includes books, old magazines, records/CD and their place in history. Sure, much might be opinion, but all quite well-informed. The recommendation here is not to wander aimlessly to quick overwhelming but isolate a certain subject matter or media type of interest and ask for recommendations to find your gem(s) and feel good about the hunt as you leave with them. Second, this is a very small, private-ownership establishment and not a large, corp chain like B&N, It is run a certain way (it appears disorganized but is really not), has some respecting rules (don't bring in drinks or be a clueless dufus and take a photo of a book you like and shop it cheaper elsewhere) and relies on genuine, curious, vintage-loving customers to support this old-fashioned but charming type of store. It is really for serious vintage-hunters, not so much (or room for) random museum lookers. Sooo, not the place to buy the latest releases for less. Just saying so you know the (sub-)terrain here. Last, even if you become even a one-time customer, the purchase and interaction will be sincerely and deeply appreciated by one of the most-engaging store owners you will ever meet and exchange stories with for way longer than you would think Tom can keep the stories and wisdom quippets coming.

One of the lowest reviews of my Yelp career. They get two stars for the nice selection and cozy…read moreatmosphere. I personally thought the records were all easy listening but the atmosphere was cozy, if not cluttered. Even though I enjoy these shops and tried to talk to the long haired older man running it, he was extremely stand offish. The one item I tried to talk about, he said was very expensive. No effort to sell the item or even talk further about it. Leaving the store later, I said thank you but he couldn't be bothered to look up. I won't be coming back purely based on his attitude. I wish the space the best but it was extremely cluttered and selection seemed mild at best.