We visited Brattleboro to peruse bookstores. Book Lovers was not on our radar and yet it was our…read morefavorite used bookstore. In a small footprint they have amassed an extensive, well organized selection of books.

What a lovely bookstore! This happened to be our first stop on our first trip to Brattleboro…read morebecause it is just down the street from a little parking lot. The books here are used but they're in a nice clean space and mostly in very good to excellent/basically new condition, so it is a great place to buy giftable books. It isn't the largest used bookstore in town but the owner clearly stocks with an eye for nice or interesting books--it feels bigger because the book selection is higher quality than usual and there is a lot to browse. The owner was very nice and chatted with us about other bookstores in the Pioneer Valley. I will definitely return!

Owner was very helpful and super nice. Very chill + cozy vibe. Good variety of kid and adult books…read more And wonderful stickers!

What an adorable book store. They have new and used books. Woman's who runs it was so helpful. Was…read moreable to find three older books at a great price. Loved!! Charming !

What an amazing place run by volunteers! Tons of books; the ones I got were priced $2-4 and in near…read moreperfect condition. They had some that were 1st editions and signed by the authors. Go support the library!

The most amazing "used" book shop.. how cute is the name ? Chapter Two…read more. When I walked in to the shop, I actually asked where the "used" book section was, and the helpful woman replied" they are all used"! I had to take a second and third glance around as the store was impeccably tidy and books appeared seemingly new. Fairly priced at 4-6 dollars for a typical book, larger coffee table type reading a bit more. I picked up 2 memoirs and one was signed by the author. Books are divided into sections making the search a bit easier if you have a genre in mind. If you are in town, take a step in and say hello !

Great selection of music, and friendly owner. Found more than I expected to. And a free tote bag?…read moreYes please! Will definitely be back for more music

I've been to a many record stores and hands down this is my favorite place for vinyl and vibes. The…read moreowners are very knowledgeable and really cool, they answered all the questions I had and if we all didn't know they had a way to find out aka Google. I seen albums in this place that I'd never thought would be here. They are very meticulous, so you can be sure whatever you get is well taken care of so If you're thinking about visiting don't hesitate to stop in. This place also has a really nice community vibe you never know who's stopping by to share in the love of music and conversation about music. I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed this place it's better than any holiday. They have CDs too a ton of music for all of us to discover.

Really enjoyed my visit to this bookshop. They have an excellent, small but well curated selection…read moreof nature books. I purchased a book about mushroom foraging by an Appalachian author called "Go Forth and Forage" and by fiancé purchased a helpful guidebook about identifying trees, which is essential to foraging. I read the mushroom book cover to cover and absolutely loved it! The store is very clean, well lit and well organized, although small. I did find the service a bit standoffish and when I purchased the book the woman checking me out just handed it to me with the receipt tucked in, without even asking if I wanted a bag. I guess I this area most people don't want a bag because they charge for them, but like could you let me know that and at least offer one? Seemed odd. Otherwise nice spot and I look forward to returning here next time I am in town.

It's the first bright, beautiful Saturday of the year here in Bennington, and I decided to kill…read moretime this morning before the library opened by browsing with an open mind to buying one or more books here. I walked in and said hello to the lone employee behind the counter, who seemed annoyed that anyone would speak to her. There was also a group of about four teenagers who were talking about the books, laughing and being normal kids. From what I could tell as someone who also used to work in a bookstore, they weren't being disruptive at all and sounded like they were talking about school assignments, among other things. A few minutes into my visit, the lone employee, an older woman, curtly told the group of kids to leave. I left soon after, and as I later said to one of the co-owners over the phone, that's how five potential customers turns to zero. What's the point of running/working in any business if you're put out by any and every customer? Is this the secret to small business success in a town where every other storefront is shuttered?

Shameful confessions, I don't read anymore . . . I used to be an avid reader up until college, but…read moreI couldn't tell you the last time I read for pleasure. However, I have a son who LOVES being read to, so I've been trying to make a point of buying him books, particularly from independent bookstores, since they're becoming scarcer and scarer every year. We stopped by Everyone's Books and it's what you would expect out of an independent bookstore. It felt a tad cluttered, yet very welcoming and cozy at the same time, if that even makes sense! The books seemed very diverse, inclusive, and topical - considering current events. I almost picked out a book or two for myself, but then I was like, "hahaha, don't even kid yourself!" There were some "sale" books out on tables in the middle of the store, but as you can expect, you are paying list price for most of these books - which we should be happy to do if we want to hang onto the very few bookstores we have left! After perusing the children's book section for a little bit, I picked out two social justice/awareness books for my kiddo. The register clerk lady was pleasant and quick and we were well on our way. However, like 5 minutes later, I returned back into the store after unsuccessfully hunting down a public restroom, and the sweet register lady said she forgot to give me the store's free bookmark, so it was serendipitous that I showed back up.

A great book store with a great selection of books especially if you are into social sciences…read more I came up to visit this book store and walked away with a great book that will help my father with his Sociology research. The layout is good and the employees friendly and courteous

One of my all-time favorite bookstores!…read more As you're walking along the street, you may notice a sandwich board with a pointer finger directing you upstairs in a building in downtown Bennington. This is your best indicator that they're open. Otherwise you might not notice this hidden gem because it's upstairs in an office building. But as soon as you make it through the door, you won't regret having come! It's clear to see that these guys have a good time with their shop. There are labels for sections and parts of the store that could only grow out of fondness, like "The Cave" for the small little room that sits next to the check-out desk, where the psychology and sci-fi books are housed. Love the combo. Or "The Treasure Chest" for overflow books, so varied and ever changing, that you never know what you might find. They have an ever-changing new arrivals section, displaying some of the more popular current novels, which is a great place to look for recommendations. They also have a great children's section, with old readers from quite a while back. Their foreign language section is pretty limited, but that's the case with most bookstores. There were some beautiful old books in German last time I was there. They have a great new england and Vermont section, though I can't admit to having browsed it very thoroughly. Amazingly, they also order books for you if they don't have something. A very kind service. It's worth a visit to this wonderful used bookstore. It's surprisingly large, and full of a huge variety of books.

Stopped here on my way home from Manchester to CT and the door was locked although by the hours…read moreposted on the website they we're suppose to open. Called the phone number and got a non-descript answering machine. Too bad, was looking forward to making some new discoveries. Not sure when I'll be back in the area, but based on what the previous reviewer had to say, I image this one star review will be revised to a 4 or 5 star.

This place is AMAZING! There are so many beautiful things there to see that it gives me "analysis…read moreparalysis" trying to decide what to actually buy. Bonus is that the staff is super friendly and helpful as well. This will be a regular stop for me. :)

This is an indoor flea market, not an antique shop. Vendors rent "booths" and display their goods…read more That being said, it's awesome. Three floors of treasures and just crap to poke through. Something for everyone. The prices are fair - not cheap - but I didn't see much that was overpriced. It's a great place to meander through on a cold or rainy day. Lots to see. The staff was helpful and nice. I used the bathroom. It was in the back room and was a sight to see. But it worked for me! You should visit Whitney Hill Antiques if you're in the area. Leave yourself ample time. It took us 2 hours to see everything