Suuuuuch a fun, cute, and well-curated collection of books! We were visiting Hot Springs, Arkansas…read morefrom Southern California, and can honestly say, visiting The Quaint Little Library was a highlight of our trip. My only regret was not having more time to peruse each and every shelf as they were all so filled with treasures. This homeschooling mom has done an excellent job of collecting and sharing a nice selection of Living Books; Charlotte Mason would be proud.

From the owner: We specialize in quality children’s literature and living books for prek through 12th grade. Lots…read moreof vintage and nostalgic children’s books!

I was so excited to hear we were getting a used bookstore in Saline County. You just can't beat the…read morefeel (and smell) of a real book! Amazing selection! Great customer service-- he stayed late so that my wife & i would have a chance to pick up books for a road trip. Support this store! We need more like it.

Thanks. Awesome. Knows books. Good fun trip. Totally recommend able…read more Shall visit B worm again, hopefully soon Good place for book lovers and avid readers.

Great selection of books! If you are looking for it, they probably have it. Associates were very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Wide selection and cozy. Lots of fun unique finds. The only thing that would really improve the…read morestore is some extra focus on organization and streamlining some of the categories. The piles on the floor and the more chaotic shelves did make it a little more overwhelming or hard to sort through at times. I will say in some aspects it can fun as it feels like a bit of treasure hunt. Pricing is a little confusing as nothing seemed to be labeled so wasn't sure how that worked. It feels a little more risqué walking up to the counter with a stack of books and having no idea what the total will be but everything I got seemed reasonably priced.

This was the first stop on our quick visit to Hot Springs and Bathhouse Row during a roadtrip from…read moreChicago to Houston. So interesting to hear from Bill about not only about the history of this and other bathhouses, but also how the thermal springs water is collected, what caused the decline in the 70s and 80s and the measures in place designed to prevent the spread of illnesses, like frequent testing of the water for viruses and bacteria. Very interesting to hear about the fears and impact of the AIDS epidemic in the 80s on Hot Springs as a contrast to the current pandemic. The current Lamar Bathhouse is a stone, brick and stucco Spanish style structure. It replaced an earlier Victorian building that honored US Supreme Court Justice Lamar. The bathhouse was unique in that it offered 5 different tub lengths to accomodate a variety of heights. Several of the original tubs are on display (or can be used for a photo op). Murals and stencils were added in the 20s to elicit a more European flavor. Today, Lamar Bathhouse functions as an admininstative building and has the park store, Bathhouse Row Emporium. Ask for Roxana for fun gift ideas. Make sure to stamp your Park Passport here and at Fordyce Bathhouse if you collect stamps. They are different at each site.

Posters were ridiculously expensive. Seriously? 50 bucks for a small printed poster? However other…read morethings were well priced. Stuffed bat surprisingly cheap. Great selection of pins, badges, and stickers. Employee had a stardew valley pin which was really cool.

Superb little book shop that's well-worth a visit if you're in Little Rock. My grandparents have…read morebeen getting books from here for years and now I understand why. It has a small but carefully crafted collection that includes everything from summer reading to rare first editions to signed copies to just plain random local stuff like a guide to unique phrases used in Southern State Legislatures. Prices aren't cheap, but not overpriced either. Staff was very helpful and offered to gift wrap my book when I mentioned it was for my brother's birthday. Random posters on the walls including I think Brueghel's Triumph of Death were pretty awesome. They even sold T-shirts with your favorite literary greats like Steinbeck on the front. Pretty extensive children's section too. Wish I had something like this near me.

Excellent bookstore! Popped in to check it out while we were in town and it's the perfect Indie…read more Beautiful shelves and a fantastic kids section - so organized and inviting. I loved all the staff recos all over!

Inviting and friendly. I enjoyed a tea and browse around and will definitely be back. Good place…read moreto hang out and visit with friends and make new acquaintances.

Awesome experience. It really does make my body feel better and look better…read more It's easy to get to the pool from your car

We wanted to waste some time on a Saturday so we went by this little bookstore. I found a lot of…read morethe books in a series I'd been looking for used. If we weren't flying home with only certain space I would have bought more than the few I did. Highly recommend. Prices on older stuff is good, but newer books is a bit higher for my taste.

Great teen selections! Very helpful in service and very friendly! We make sure we stop every time…read morewe are in Little Rock area

The cafe and bathrooms are dirty so I stay away, and the staff push so hard to buy a membership it…read moremakes me avoid going to the register and just try and find the book at the library. And the music section isn't great. And they don't have the signs throughout the fiction shelves denoting $5 classics so you can find them easily. And I'm sure it's just that the staff lately are new, but the ones I talked to didn't know anything about what was where. Other than that it's a fun place to spend a few hours.

the staff woman was mad at me and I am a kid she said that I was playing with a map rich I can not…read morelie I was twirling it around but the. she proceeded to tell me are you going to buy it and I said i might and when I left to come back she took it before I could buy it this was a very rude experience and there where books of gay porn in the kids section they are grooming children this is so bad this needs to stop

Wow! This place is reorganized and has a nice gentleman staff member now too…read more There's a whole room on your left as you come in devoted to classics and award-winning books. There are even chairs here and there to relax on. The lower level nonfiction wasn't very impressive but I'll be back to check out the classics. (It was too crowded to go in on this Saturday.) They should really put a sign outside saying they've reorganized and cleaned up and have three levels of books. Otherwise people who stopped by when it was old and crappy won't even know.

I had a pretty tight timeline for getting on the road, but as I was on my way from the hotel to the…read morecar to leave town, I spotted this bookstore...and happily blew my itinerary by spending almost an hour here. It is a GREAT used bookstore and would be so in any city. + Handsome--hardwood floors and copious natural light + Four floors of stock + Tidy and well organized + Exceptional variety of subjects and genres + All books in good condition or better (most better) + Staggeringly low prices (to a Chicagoan) + LPs and DVDs Plus, they are operated by the Central Arkansas Library System, so I hope and assume that proceeds from the store benefit the libraries, which is always awesome. On top of all that, I finally found a book here for which I had been searching through dozens of bookstores in several cities for over a year. And although I would have happily taken a shabby paperback, what I found was a boxed, cloth-bound Library of America edition, including several of the author's other works--FOR ONLY SIX DOLLARS! That kind of bookstore good fortune is extraordinary.