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4.8 (8 reviews)
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Love this place! Owners are fantastic and knowledgeable. All sorts of extras, mystery books, etc.

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This is a little slice of heaven in Rincon! We always find a good read and have great conversation with their staff. Thank you!

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Books-A-Million - Outside. Storefront. Entrance. Thanksgiving Night 2025.

Books-A-Million

(5 reviews)

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It'd been well over a decade, perhaps closer to two, since I last stepped foot inside a…read moreBooks-A-Million. I didn't know these stores still existed, but I hadn't thought about it either. The one in my hometown (High Point, North Carolina) closed a long time ago. I remember enjoying my visits there as a kid. This Books-A-Million in Statesboro appears to be alive and well, for the most part. When Three Tree Coffee Roasters closed early, we headed here. There's a cafe inside called Joe Muggs (the Books-A-Million cafe chain). Joe Muggs has indoor and outdoor covered seating and the bookstore has free Wi-Fi. In order to connect to Books-A-Million's Wi-Fi network, you have to log in using a social media account. I logged in using my Twitter account. This is the first public network I've connected to that required a social media account for connection purposes. They must want my data. The Wi-Fi signal at the cafe was good and the speed was sufficient for general web browsing and music streaming. I didn't try to stream any videos, but I did upload some photos and those took a lot longer over Books-A-Million's Wi-Fi than my considerably faster home internet connection. We stayed at the cafe for a few hours in the afternoon. The store saw a steady, but slow, stream of business. A lot of the employees just hung out behind the registers due to a lack of customers. There were a couple books we were interested in getting for my nieces, but sadly, Amazon had them at lower prices with free (Prime) shipping. It's this very reason why I wonder how brick and mortar bookstores like Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million have survived for as long as they have. Then again, they seemed to thrive in the 90s with business models that allowed customers to spend hours inside their stores reading books and magazines and not having to pay a dime. Wanting to give Books-A-Million our business, we asked the staff if they would price match Amazon. They said they couldn't price match in-store, but we could price match with Books-A-Million online. Why would we spend our time doing that (setting up a Books-A-Million account online and going through the price matching process) when we already had Prime accounts set up through Amazon? With just a few taps on the Amazon app, we'd have the books sitting on our doorstep in a couple days. The store itself was nice. It was well maintained and organized and had an up-to-date and well-stocked inventory of books, toys, games, and gifts. The men's restroom was clean. The staff was polite. While it has some things working against it, overall, I think this Books-A-Million is a fine place to come to to browse, shop, meet, hang out, and/or get some work done. Both the bookstore and cafe have a quiet, relaxed, and comfortable atmosphere. This Books-A-Million is located in the Statesboro Crossing shopping center with other national retail and restaurant chains like Hobby Lobby, Olive Garden, Petco, TJ Maxx, and Ulta Beauty. It's not far from Statesboro Mall and the Walmart Supercenter.

I like coming here for coffee and study. Starbucks is loud now. Friendly staff, great bookstore. A…read morestaple of the Statesboro community.

E Shaver Bookseller - One of my favorite places.

E Shaver Bookseller

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I came here because I was in the area and heard that this book store was extremely cool and big…read morethat wasn't a lie the look and feel of this store makes you wanna stay a while and read a book. They have so many genres of books that there is something for everyone they also have areas they you can buy merch and the staff is super friendly helpful and informative they also have cats that live in the library and if you walk around enough you may walk into meeting on seating on a window or a book shelf or just walking around the cats are extremely friendly and allow you to pet them just be gentle with them and mindful since this is there home. Overall the price of the books was good and the options were endless.

This was the largest of the three independent bookstores I visited while in Savannah. It was…read morerecommended to me by one of the bartenders at 208. What a lovely store. They had dedicated shelves to some of your favorites. You could find all your Harry Potters, along with Tom Feltons new book, and a pop up wizarding chess game, all grouped tougher. It is a historical building with lots of twists and turns and things to look at in every direction. Including a few sleepy cats. The mix of books was eclectic and I loved the recommended shelf with a hand written synopsis by the staff. Everything was so personal and purposeful. They were doing good business while I was there but the service was everything you want at an independent bookstore.

Book Nook - bookstores - Updated May 2026

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