Such a cool and interesting bookshop! There are three floors and so many things too look at on each…read morefloor. I loved the feel of the place and definitely enjoyed being there.

Large used book store, multiple levels and every genre you could imagine. They also had 'mystery…read morebooks' at the counter, wrapped in paper with brief description but not the title. I liked the staff and loved the selection

The staff here are very kind and the selection is pretty decent for a cute little downtown…read morebookstore. I love to purchase the shelves and find something new, although I found the layout slightly confusing, and I found various books and multiple locations. The little tags that talk about unique aspects of the book are a really nice touch. I did find it to be slightly biased politically, but I'm not sure what you can expect in downtown Ann Arbor. They did have a beautiful special version of a book that my best friend from Australia loves, so I was able to pick up that copy. I can't wait to send it to her. When I told her about it, she cried. The book is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much Literati for stocking such lovely products! Sidenote - this bookstore used to have delicious oat milk, lattes and unfortunately, they do not the café upstairs anymore. I do like that they got rid of all the tables where people would sit for hours on their computer computers. Now there is more room for books and I enjoy their selection of YA, cookbooks, and other genres. This is the same bookstore. We brought our Canadian friends too to browse, and it was very fun also. Thank you so much Indie bookstores. We love to stop in!

Business trips are not fun. Every time I am in Ann Arbor I'd rush back to the hotel after work so I…read morecan continue to work. I told myself that this trip would be different. I love visiting bookstores. The overwhelming excitement as I see stacks and rows of books to skim, feel, and to purchase never cease to amaze me. There's an upstairs and a downstairs! There are events posted on the website. Unfortunately there wasn't an event this week, but I was so happy that I drove to downtown for desserts and found this place serendipitously. I did have it bookmarked but I wasn't planning on visiting a bookstore that evening. Service was amazing. Everything was organized. I never walk out of a bookstore empty handed.

Everybody reads is my favorite bookstore in Lansing! I love having Dawn at Triple Goddess read my…read moretarot cards before I shop and always leave with an arm full of great books, stickers and a smile.

This is a very welcoming book store. It is well laid out with lots of great merchandise. I had…read moreboxes of books, many of Vietnam, to drop off and they were so nice and helpful getting them into the store. I didn't have to do a thing! I will definitely be back, with more boxes, and time, to look at all their inventory. I love their mission statement and definitely want to support them. Highly recommend them!

Cute location with a little turtle friend. Good selection of books but a little expensiveread more

Nice little bookstore with seating to look through my potential choices. Very nice children's…read moresection! And free frequent buyers club which gets you $10 for every $100 you spend. Staff is very helpful but not intrusive. Recommended

Shulers lost its charm when they moved to the bigger space in Okemos. It no longer feels like a…read moreplace I want to hang out and the cafe has definitely lost its appeal too. I used to go to the cafe just to get their food, even when I was not in need of a book. The food was that good. Sad, because I much prefer doing business with small, local businesses.

I will never shop at Schuler's bookstore in michigan ever again after the RSD I witnessed. My first…read moreRSD and sadly probably my last. I made calls to multiple Record stores within the last 2 months prepping, planning on where I wanted to go. Schuler's seemed like the hidden gem no one goes to. I was told, along with several other people that they HONOR THE LINE. I showed up at 4am. I was second in line, made friends with the first and third in line who were also told they honor the line. at 8:45ish a man came out and took note of how many people wanted Taylor Swift only. I was hopeful I was getting my entire ISO and my oldest would get what they want to because again, 2nd in line. Doors open at 9am and the man who came out earlier announces free for all. At that point it became a safety issue, people running, pushing, hollering. I got everything I was after however they only had 1 copy of what Toby wanted and they sold out because of course. I called the grand rapids location, the GM was super nice, offered to send us the vinyl free if they had it in stock but sadly they had only gotten 1 as well and it sold out. I am so sad for my oldest because this was supposed to be a fun experience and because of one careless man, RSD has been forever tainted for us because I really don't want to risk sitting out from 4am-9am in the rain ever again just to be trampled on.

Small shop but a huge selection of books. Lots of old and classic books also. And it's next to an…read moreamazing Mediterranean restaurant

Very cramped and disorganized used bookstore that really can't be passed up because of the unique…read moreand interesting books in collection. One of the antiques is the fellow who works here who is certainly not someone you want to depend on if you're in a hurry. He is a sweet old man who always has the time for an impromptu chat about this or that and he has a vague idea where you might find that or this in this store. It's very cramped and difficult to walk through, let alone find anything specific in, but it's so very interesting. Inventory keeps piling in, quite literally, and I don't think I've ever used, literally, so appropriately. I found some openly racist anthropology ("South American Redskins") from the early 20th century, and some truly vintage racist (and racial) legal text from a little bit earlier ("People of color property issues" and yes, that's the origin of the allegedly open minded euphemism, segregation law), sheet music from the Roaring Twenties, Shakespeare annotated meticulously two generations ago by a theater professor, a photography coffee table book from Post-War (World War II) Japan - the era when my father met my mother in rebuilt Hiroshima. There's a fascinating cramped filing cabinet full of antique postcards and while I was there a Korean War veteran and his middle aged adult daughter found a WWII era post card that had been sent to a relative (penny stamp affixed) from Europe. If you're the sort of person who thinks that rummaging through a museum warehouse or a restricted archive would be fascinating or an antique book collector (either a collector of old books, or an old collector of books) this is a must-see one hour destination.

This business is closed!!! Too bad as I love a used bookstore. The storefront is vacant and there…read morewas no indication that the shop had moved.

Great book store & helpful friendly people ! The antique & thrift area is nice also.....read more

Great workers, great values. I love this place and always go here when I need a book.read more

Great bookstore with friendly staff. Decent selection of books and comfortable place to browse…read more Only downfall is no food/coffee or bathrooms.

I feel bad leaving such a low rating for a small business, but this store did not have very good…read moreselection, very few books are recent or popular, and the store itself is quite outdated. I may have left it at that but the cashier was unfriendly and cranky.

Cute little store with very friendly owners!…read more I have brought my mother in law here a few times to pick up some books. She likes general fiction novels, that kind of feel like they border on romance novels, and she always finds stuff that she wants to read.