Great local shop with a nice selection of books! Everyone working there was masked and pleasant and…read moreyou can tell they care about the safety of others, I will definitely be back

Beautiful, warm and inviting bookstore. We always visit when we're in the area. And we always leave…read morewith a little something for ourselves or a gift for someone else.

I've been to both locations and found them both to be a great find. No pressure , a great…read moreselection of books in a warm and inviting space.

This bookstore is absolutely adorable. Their selection isn't huge, but not bad for the size of the…read moreshop and definitely for the size of the town. It's quite diverse with a large "beach read" type selection (thrillers, mysteries, etc) but also a lot of classics.

Tucked away in Camden, ME, Stone Soup Used Books is a nostalgic treasure. Paul, who's been tending…read morehis shop since 1985, has created a magical space where stories live and linger. With shelves full of fairly priced finds and warm familiarity, it's the kind of place where you can happily lose track of time. I wish I had more space in my suitcase!

A bookstore for book lovers: a small shop with narrow aisles crammed full of used books. You can…read morefind many treasures in the stacks if you want to take the time to search. While we were there, one woman was gleefully surveying the book offerings of a really niche category of interest and was fretting over which books to get because she wanted them all. Much more than your average used book store! The books are reasonably priced, but the kicker is that the proprietor is old school and only accepts cash or checks. We didn't have enough cash on hand, so I sadly put my two book choices back on the shelves. The proprietor didn't greet us at all, just sat behind his desk and read the paper, and gruffly handling transactions. Normally I'd knock a shop for that, but it's just part of the charm. The other major downside is that it's up a big flight of stairs in a building with no elevator, and it's not air conditioned, so it can get very hot in the summer. Worth stopping in, but hit up the ATM first.

If you are visiting or live nearby I suggest you visit this small local bookstore. It's got a charm…read moreto it that makes it stand out and you'll instantly know you are supporting an indie bookstore. You'll find this inside the Rock City Cafe in the back area, though mind you the cafe opens before the bookstore does. They had a good variety of genres as well as used and new books. Any book lover could definitely find a hidden gem here during their browsing. Prices seemed good including a rack outside marked as on sale books. A perfect idea to open this bookshop in the same building as the cafe. Browse and find that next book you want to read before enjoying a coffee and breakfast or lunch. Worth a visit!

Cute tiny bookstore inside the coffee shop. We went in for drinks and were surprised to see this.read more

This is such a beautiful store cafe bookstore. Coffee is…read moredecently good. With yummy cookies For a casual reader, it's nice to have a book store organized as they do. Categories. And small descriptions in some books. Makes it easy to come In and find something of interest

What a fantastically charming Bookshop you will find nestled in Camden. The fact they have a cafe…read moreinside brings even more charm and coziness. A must stop for readers and book lovers! I have followed them on social media and have been wanting to bring my wife here due to her loving books. We came a little later in the day so the cafe will need to be a future visit. I love the fact they had it though and look forward to coming back. It's two levels with the second level being dedicated to kids books. My wife enjoyed our time here browsing the books. The shop is on the smaller side and during a busy day some of the areas may feel a bit congested. They did have a couple chairs around inside as well as a few small tables outside too. Due to the small size you may not find every new release or trendy book but overall it is such a cozy and inviting bookshop you must visit!

A gem of a bookstore. Great selection, staff is friendly and knowledgeable, atmosphere is warm…read moreand "literary."

Great little bookstore with tons of magazines, nice selection of books, postcards, fresh coffee…read more(only a dollar!, er.."dollah" I suppose), and free wi-fi. Employees are incredibly friendly and the internet is completely open, so you don't even have to ask for a password. yay!

What a little gem we stumbled upon hidden away just west of "downtown" Stonington! A neat little…read moreshop hidden behind a house on the waterside. A nice selection of books and gifts as well as some artwork. Not all the usual junk found in a lot of tourist traps. Yes there are things like post cards and playing cards but a nice selection of books and some cute Christmas cards also. It was formerly a blacksmith shop and had been in the family since 1902.

Located on a hill of Belfast's charming seaside strip of shops, this is one of few businesses I've…read morevisited lately where it didn't even occur to me to try to digitally document everything. It's just that analog, I guess; perfectly befitting the house of print that it is. Old Professor's Bookshop is a legit trove where a single shopkeeper lets you do your thing among the unusually well organized shelves where you will find old volumes, esoterica, and past issue academic books, classics, and plenty of cutting edge titles as well. Unlike many other places with the depth and range of selection you can admire here, it is not dusty or creepy in any corner of the shop, but has all the mellowness of an old parlor that is quiet but not uptight by any means. I think anyone who enters this space will go through three stages of exploration: (1) Impulsive ['Wow...I've always wanted a Victorian era record of insects an a 1970s picture book on quantum mechanics!"] (2) Analytical ['What do I REALLY want? Is it worth buying it? Do I NEED it? What does it say of me as person if I a interested or uninterested in acquiring a certain bok? Why can't I think of what I'm looking for in this store, OR in life? What time is it; how long have I been here? How much time is left to browse, and is it worth spending the time required to make a thorough excavation of everything?"] (3) Open-Minded ['I'm sure this is the kind of rare place with a Philosophy section worth seeing, and maybe something will jump out at me if I check that out.'] .....at which point you will find one thing that you were looking for, which you could have gotten off of Amazon (and don't even MENTION e-readers to me) since you first desired it, but just didn't desire to purchase it that way. For me, this thing was "Either/Or" by Danish philosopher Søren Aabye Kierkegaard. I headed up to the little counter, next to which was a rotating display of classical music CDs, and upon which were neatly arranged brochures and fliers for festivals, chamber music performances, and short fiction writers' residencies. "I've been looking for this everywhere!" I said to the man who rang me up. "Looks like you found it," he said, carefully slipping the book into a thin little paper bag just the size of a book. Outside, the thunderclouds opened up onto the street, and I took additional pleasure shrieking and running back to the car with my friend, with the unprotective paper bag and its contents stuffed under my shirt and pressed to my bookish heart.

Had a wonderful time visiting this shop! Don't go in with a shopping list, enter the store and…read moreallow the treasures to reveal to you which must follow you home. Found exquisite gifts for graduates as well as a few delightful gems for my personal library as well. Only regret is that I walked there and was therefore constrained by what I could carry. Can't wait to visit again soon!!

My wife is a book lover so no matter where we go in our travels/adventures I am on the lookout for…read morebookstores. This was a wonderful indie bookstore I recommend checking out. Firstly you will likely be greeted by the most adorable little greeter dog Stella (she loved scratches and attention). Even worth visiting just to meet her! Book wise and overall vibes wise though must be given credit as well. Overall small space but well decorated and well utilized despite the smaller size. Being an older building some spots the floors creek but just adds to the character of the store. They had a great variety on shelves of many genres and a table with many of the popular and trendy books of now. Books were well priced from what I saw. They do also have some goods that are non book related including less chemical based healthier versions of soap, body wash, laundry wash, etc. My wife snagged a book she has been wanting to read for quite awhile. So make sure you stop by to support local and buy some books or just to browse and meet the adorable dog Stella!

Such a cute book shop, with an amazing selection of books and other cool things. The owner def has…read morea great sense of style. I didn't purchase anything this time but worth a stop if you are in the area.