If you're looking for a specific title and it's not in stock, Little Professor will order it for…read moreyou. A great place to find classics and new titles, especially local authors. Highly recommended!

I used to work at the university library across the street, and when we didn't have a specialty…read moremagazine that someone was looking for, we would send them to the Little Professor. They have a big selection of periodicals, including a vast selection of literary magazines, and I hear they will order something for you if they don't have it. They also have a nice selection of books as well, and I would recommend them over the other bookstores on Court Street if you're looking for language or travel books. They also keep a wide selection of chapbooks by local authors.

Received a gift for graduation & had previously purchased the item. Follett's would not give a…read morecredit or let us exchange the it without crediting the purchaser & then charge them again. Since it was a gift, we did not want the purchaser knoe it was being returned. Follett's refused to make an acceptable resolution to the situation.

I ABSOLUTELY love Books-A-Million. As an avid reader I am always looking for new books to read and…read morethey never leave me hanging. The cashiers and employees are always so nice and helpful. The store is always filled, and the best feeling a reader can feel is seeing other people just like you. So, thank you Books-A-Million, for always making us feel welcome!!!

I love this book store! The kids' book selection is great and they are priced really well! They…read morealso have board games and the like to rent and even test out on the tables at the store! The games are also at a decent price. The people there are really nice and helpful. My kiddo loves the stuffed animals and small kids' seating in the front of the store too.

It's a cute little used book store in a small strip mall off Blizzard Dr. There are three rooms to…read morethe store, with genre fiction in the first room, children & YA in the next room, and non-fiction/literature in the last. The general fiction leans heavily towards the Christian fiction and related genres, but there was some contemporary fiction like Saramago and DFW (I almost bought a copy of "Infinite Jest," but really, when am I going to have time to reread that?). Their sci-fi and fantasy collection wasn't too bad either. Prices were pretty good (the aforementioned DFW was listed at $7, and sci-fi paperbacks between $2-4). The proprietor let us know that everything is catalogued, so you could inquire about a particular title if you were looking for something specific. It looks like they also buy used books, which is good to know. They do play religious music in the store, but they also have Bible verses posted in the window, so I suppose that's fair warning.

I used to think that Half Price Books was great. They used to offer a fair price when selling…read morebooks. Won't be going back to sell books at this location again. Offering me $8.00 for about 30 books ,mostly cookbooks, seems a little hard to believe. I would have bought a book while there, but was disappointed that my offer wasn't even half of what they were asking for the one book. I understand times are hard but it seems like things have changed too much.

Traveling on business by car with plenty of windshield time so I stopped in for audio books. Theo…read moreplace was so clean and well maintained. I found several options available and in great condition including "Billy Summers" by Stephen King. It was an amazing piece of work!!

Last year I stopped for lunch and wifi and promptly left when the owner decided to raise her voice…read morein a bigoted rant with another customer. I recommend you keep driving.

I eat here frequently and enjoy all items on the menu. I think their lattes are great, of which…read morethey have two sizes. They serve guormet coffee and grind it themselves. Since I drink coffee there frequently and have a choice of 5 different kinds already made up and waiting in thermoses to choose from; or can place an order for a different flavor or even buy my own pound of coffee - ground or in beans, I feel they have a wonderful selection for any discriminating taste. Their fresh made sandwiches and wraps are very tasty and they feature homemade soups and pastries. The owner bakes her own pies, cakes, and brownies. The operation is family owned and you are greeted with the utmost care and service. Very attentive and willing to make you feel at home and appreciated. That is something that is lacking in many restaurants these days - care and good service. This place has both. If I didn't like the food and drink, I wouldn't be in there all the time. Since I live locally, it is very handy for good food, conversation, and just "hanging out".

This is the best little bookstore. The staff is so nice and it's the perfect place to decompress…read more Check out the kids room in the back!

Every time I'm in Chillicothe I must stop here. It's a small space, but it is extremely well…read morecurated. You do kind of feel self conscious when you're here because no matter where you go you're standing in the middle of the store. No hiding in a tiny nook somewhere to peruse a book. A minor thing, though, as the shop keepers are friendly. I like this place a lot.