Went to Barns & Noble and was looking for some books. They have a very large selection, so I always…read morecome here for my books. I asked Katie to help me find some books. She went to fine the books that I asked for. She then asked what type of books I am in to, and then she recommended to me "The Left Handed Booksellers of London." I bought it and I cannot wait to read it. I ended up paying $35 dollars for two books which I don't think is bad. Thank you Katie for all of your help, you were truly wonderful.

It seems like really the only time I go to Barnes & Noble is around Christmas time. If I can find…read moresomething at Barnes & Noble I will buy it as opposed to going to amazon.com. the short story is a dinosaur and it's one of the last so if it goes away we probably won't get anything like it back. We were there to get some baby books for my newborn nephew, and then I spotted their vinyl section. The final section seems to be growing and growing and they actually had a really good selection. I was able to snag an album for my daughter. And then I saw the DVD section. The DVD prices are on par with Walmart and Target. With exception though the DVD I wanted, yesterday, was about $10 more than amazon.com. Knowing that I would probably forget to order it I went ahead and bought it even though it cost $10 more. they do have a member style club where you save about 30% on your purchases but you have to pay $25 to become a member but it ended up being a net gain for us says we overall saved about 6 bucks with a discount and having to buy the membership. The kid that work there did a pretty good job of helping us find our movie but it is a tad pricey.

Mac's Books is a well-loved indie book store in Cleveland Heights Coventry neighborhood. It's been…read moreimpressively part of the community since 1982! It's everything that you'd expect from a bookstore - wood accents, endless shelves of books, zines, magazines, bookish souvenirs, and cute bookmarks. This bookstore often makes it to "must visit" CLE bookstores. Selection: Mac's has a wide range of literature from the timeless classics (think Jane Austen) to modern lit (think Emily Henry). There are three levels of books with genres ranging from romance to history. Each category is well organized and labeled. It's definitely the store to find eclectic reads on specialized topics. You'll also find new and used books, greeting cards, pretty journals, bookmarks, bookish totes, and other accessories at this store. You can order everything that you can't find at checkout. I historically purchased nature-inspired reads, and today Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" for my book club. It was a gorgeous and compact version for $15. Who doesn't love a compact book that you can take everywhere? Service: Service is consistently very friendly. They always ask you if you found all your reads in a genuine manner. I really enjoy my interactions with everyone at Mac's - employees and readers. Events: This book store hosts very interesting book events for the community. Open air poetry readings, silent readings at nearby Phoenix Coffee, haikus and meditations, book clubs, and other gatherings are hosted here. Check out flyers at their store or their Facebook page. I previously visited their event with typewriter printed poems for Valentine's Day and had a ton of fun! Parking: City parking garage is available across the street (free parking). There is limited street parking. Availability of the latter really depends on the time of the day. I highly recommend visiting Mac's if you're in the mood to browse. Make sure to check every corner, there are so many great finds for your TBR! Explore the area's dining spots in the Coventry neighborhood while you're visiting. There are some dining gems here!

GREAT book shop on Coventry! Love the wide selection of books, gifts, totes, and more. People who…read morework there are kind and always helpful! Their loft space is also whimsical and cute. Little drawbacks are that the prices of books can be a little high, but better than most bookstores-- and it's pretty narrow. Do not recommend trying to go in with a stroller!

This is the closest one to me and I'm glad for it. The staff are pretty friendly and helpful. I can…read moresell books here and buy things here for a discount. The children's section is great and their stationery, gifts, games are also well stocked! No complaints!

Love half price books! I enjoy their great book selection, friendly staff and good vibes. I've also…read moresold some books to them. You don't usually get a lot but it's better than having them take up space in the basement.

This isn't your average used bookstore…read more I stopped by Paper Peddler's Out of Print Books to look around. It is a little hard to find, and the sign was a little faded which made it look like it might have closed - but don't let that deter you. They were stocked with all sorts of old books, magazines, papers, sheet music, and posters. Much of it seemed over 100 years old. I almost bought a book on craniofacial surgery from 1904. I looked at a Harper's magazine from the 1870's and Good Housekeepings from the 1930's. Prices were reasonable and the woman at the front of the store was very friendly.

Here's the place to get your cool but overpriced Case Western gear.read more

(6/5/19) I happened across Barnes and Noble as I was exploring the University Circle area. It…read morelooked interesting and I hadn't been in a bookstore in quite some time. Upon entering I was amazed at how few books were displayed! Most of the store was taken up by college swag on the first floor as well as on the second. About half of the second floor was devoted to textbooks, but was currently empty as the fall semester hadn't yet begun. I actually found a book that interested me, but the price was not what I wanted to pay. Will I return? Sadly I tend to doubt it. Its easier to browse books on Amazon.

Really nice curated bookstore that has a ton of books, lots of the latest authors and especially…read moresets of current books for kids. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this store if you are looking for books for school, grandkids or just for yourself.

I was excited to find that there is a Goodwill bookstore in Cleveland, because I'm always down for…read morea used bookstore, but I wasn't as impressed as the others. The store is clean and well organized, but the prices left something to be desired. If you're looking for non-fiction, they have some pretty solid deals, with a lot of books priced around $5. But they price the second hand mass market paper backs that are a bit beat up at $4. Some had likely been through several owners. While that's a decent price for a book, for a paperback cozy mystery published over 20 years ago in some cases, the deals are less good. So I'd say good deals on used books here is a bit hit or miss

After a lunch at Pacific East I was wandering down Coventry and found that Attenson's Antiques was…read moreopen and since I have walked by any number of times I figured I would check it out. Inside is incredible, two storefronts and a full basement full of an eclectic assortment all scattered about with only a vague kind of organization. Among the broad categories of items were artwork, books, clothing, cowboy boots, decor and just about anything else you could imagine. I was looking for wooden masks since I have a large collection; of course I really didn't want to find anything to buy, I was just shopping. Scattered about the store were quite a few different masks and other carvings. I finally noticed two masks hanging on the wall behind the main counter, a very detailed Balinese mask and a smaller Japanese Tengu Mask. The owner seemed knowledgeable about the masks, which was welcome and a bit surprising. The Tengu Mask just talked to me and the price was affordable, plus it was small enough that I didn't have to do a major redistribution of my collection. After a short negotiation we came to a reasonable price and the Tengu mask is now hanging in my home. A great cool spot to just browse around and see what hits your interest. There are surprises scattered all over, prices seemed reasonable. The owners were friendly and helpful. Stop in and see what happens.

This antique shop is a hidden gem in Cleveland Heights. The…read morestaff are pleasant. There is always something different & unique to be found. Reasonable prices.