Excellent small town library! Modern inside and nice staff at the desk. French/English spoken.read more

The perfect town library! It's small, but it holds a lot. I love the selection of books here. Some…read moreare old and some are new, but the older books hold a special spot in my heart! There are computers located inside with access to a printer if needed. The summer book sale during summer fest days is always a good time to stock up for winter reading. The librarian is kind.

I hear they will be installing some computers. Wonderful!!!!!! Wish they didn't need to reduce book…read morestock to make room but understand they can't afford to expand. Keep up the good work.

Seriously love this store, it is a gem and a welcome find in the area. Store has a ton of books,…read moreis well lit, organized and shoppable. Always the same lady working, man I adore her. Sweet little Oder lady who is super helpful, friendly and she is a hard worker. I may not always find what I am looking for - as is normal at a used book store - but I have always found something worth purchasing.

When we camp up in Northern Maine, we will often stop here as a day trip. Very few bookstores like…read morethis still exist in Maine, and it is massive! Books on every subject you can imagine! If you are looking for something the store probably has it. Old books to new books, there are thousands. If it wasn't 4 hours north of me I'd shop there all the time! Well organized and cool to look through the different rooms. The service is usually pretty good and they'll help you find whatever you're looking for. Prices are pretty reasonable on the books as well, though some are priced higher than others. Now to the negatives. There isn't a public restroom. With a shop this big, there should be. If you need to use a restroom you have to leave and find one elsewhere, then return if you want to keep shopping. It's really inconvenient. A big problem is that the shop is CASH ONLY, with no ATM available. I get why smaller businesses opt out of credit/debit cards, but this bookstore is big (in size) and a lot of people, myself included, rarely carry cash. Like with the restroom, you have to leave to find an ATM somewhere to be able to pay for your books.

I walked in unannounced on an eclipse trip, and asked about reading old microfilmed newspapers for…read moregenealogy. The staff leapt at the chance to help me. I missed the other guy's name, but Greg sat with me for hours, recommending books, pulling files, and loading microfiche for me for several hours on an overcast Saturday afternoon. He even provided his contact info to keep in touch should I need anything in the future. I can't recommend them enough for anyone looking for New Brunswick family history. Even if they can't find too much of anything, never doubt a librarian's ability to recommend a handful of sources to check next.