Love this store! I ended up starting the passport book tour here with my bestie!…read more The drinks are absolutely wonderful and staff had us laughing. This is a used bookstore that is very reasonably prices at $3 for paperbacks and $5 for hardbacks with a few other prices in between. They do game nights and have board games spread throughout the store. I really enjoyed having D20 die to figure out a drink because I happen to be very indecisive when there are lots of choices. We ended up a red wedding (17) and a stygian jungle night (18). Both were really good and my friend and I cannot wait to stop at this store again when we are back in town!

Needed a break from a conference and this place was a short and easy drive away. Delicious coffee,…read morefriendly staff, super cool space/atmosphere. The chocolate biscotti I had was so yum. Highly recommend.

B&N has a place in my heart going all the way back to my childhood. I fear one day that we will no…read morelonger have books to hold in our hands and everything will switch to digital. Whenever I go to the mall I always park so I *have* to go inside Barnes & Noble. Unfortunately I was looking for a series of books that was online only. The employee that helped was very patient and helpful. Then onto my next favorite section. Looking for a specific style I went through the mass selection available, happy they had so much to offer. I didn't find exactly what I wanted, but it meant so much they tried to cater to different personalities/people. While their prices can be on the high end with some products, they also have great bargains on other items. During my hunt for a book there was a lovely lady with a tray filled with mini Starbucks samples. What a wonderful way to end my day!

So many choices. Great customer service support. Located at the northpark Mall great parking. And a…read morecoffee shop inside I was able to find a few books for my flight

This is a real book store in the heart of a real midwestern town. Not sure David R. really went in…read moreto this store but needs to try again. Linda and Rick can find anything you are looking for. They know where to find it if they don't have access to it. Really enjoy how warm this place makes you feel. Like walking into your own reading room.

I've enjoyed my visits at Copperfield's. I've ordered several books from them and received them in…read morea timely fashion and have been serenaded by local musicians there. They also have a beautiful kitty who is available for a little scratch behind the ears.

We are in town visiting family and I stumbled across this book store and couldn't be happier! It…read morewas so cute and has many options! The person who checked us out was so sweet and I'm so excited for my new books!

This entire town is basically closed on Sunday so even if this wasn't a good bookstore (which it…read moreis) it's pretty much the only game in town. The selection was surprisingly good and the girl working was very friendly and fun to talk to about book things.

This is a great used bookstore located inside the Quincy Public Library. Most paperback books are…read more$1 each, and they often have some books on sale for 50 cents or half price. There are romance, science fiction, and other novels as well as non-fiction books and cookbooks. There are even some audiobooks and DVDs. The books and items sold are from donations and older library inventory. They also make coffee, hot chocolate and cappucino for cheap. Proceeds benefit the library.

Excellent treasure of a used bookstore. Like any, you never know what you will find here…read more Hardbacks are a little too pricey; however, trade and mass market paperbacks are priced nicely. Each month there are specials; for example, July might be everything starting with the letter M is half off. Wish they were open on Mondays.

Before this bookstore closed in 2009, it was my favorite online bookstore. My favorite bookstore of…read moreany kind any kind, really. God bless the former owner. I was lucky enough to meet him after he retired. I hope his life is unfolding in waves of expanding bliss.

We recently visiting this delightful progressive city in SE Iowa…read more... But.....This supposed resource for spiritual books this shop was just a high-priced curio and gift card shop. Selection of "spiritual" books is very slim, and occupies a very cramped area of an low-ceiling upstairs. You can find all of this kind of product cheaper online. In a big city, a gift shop like this can work, but the selection of gifts are usually much bigger better and more original. I felt like I was visiting a 1985 bookstore. Also -- where's the commitment to green?

There is just something about going into independent bookstores that feels like taking a step into…read morethe past. This was definitely the case when I stepped into Prairie Lights Books. I was in town visiting campus and needed to bring something back for my kids. A friend recommended the store so I walked the couple blocks over from my hotel to check it out. A lot of bookstores neglect books for kids. To my amazement the entire lower level of the shop was for kids. It was fantastic. I walked around for a good 30 minutes checking out what they had to offer. The upstairs has more traditional selection of books. I was in a hurry so I didn't have time to check it out. It was a place though you could easily get lost just browsing the shelves. Looking at some of the reviews I somehow totally missed that there was a cafe attached as well! I'll have to check that out the next time I'm in Iowa City.

Came back for a visit... they had the same old books... exact same stationery goods on the first…read morefloor... the same snooty staff... the same dirty cafe. I'm taking it off my list of places to stop at on trips up north.