Best used bookstore in Tucson. Really nice elderly ladies run the store. Good selection of booksread more

Lovely shop, wide selection of books at reasonable prices. Employees were friendly and patient,…read morehappy to see they had a labor section.

Totally cool. Great spot. Good coffee. Inspiring atmosphere. Nice location outside of downtown…read more Great alternative to awful corporate coffee.

Friendly helpful staff. Delicious home made muffin. Interesting selection of books mostly with a…read moresocial justice focus. Cozy little place.

This place is a gamer's heaven! Workers were kind and we shared interests. They have records, CD's,…read morevideo games, and more. For the business type, the price is pretty good and I'd recommend it.

I used to love coming to this location (Speedway) but this is the third time that I've gotten…read moreextremely rude customer service from multiple employees at this store. Which is a really sad thing because they have great selection and ok prices. One of these times I asked someone for the bathroom code, the cashier said word-for-word "I have like 12 things going on right now, I can't help you".... I had waited in line to get that response? Another time, I was looking for a specific book and once again, waited in line to ask for help... and had eyes rolled at me. Just genuinely disappointed in the service to a point where I, a customer who has been spending their money at this Bookmans for 5 years, do not want to come back due to a lack of respect of the patrons. Disgusting.

This was a super cute book store. The staff were really kind and friendly. My mom had mentioned she…read moreliked this store and I decided to check it out. They had a bigger selection of books than I thought and the store was definitely larger than it looks. I love that it local and women owned as well. I will definitely be back when I'm back in town.

What a magical place! The minute I walked in I was astonished at the variety and amount of books in…read morea relatively smaller store! I was born and raised here in Tucson and I can't believe it's taken me this long to head in. As an educator, I immediately explored the young readers section, and I was very impressed with both the books for sale and the other items for sale. I grabbed a funny cat themed tote bag (priced well!) and found a sci-fi book. The space is welcoming and encourages time exploring and looking at books, which I love! Also, they have a huge collection of used and cheaper books! I felt great about spending my money on a locally, female owned bookstore instead of big corp. Next time you are in need of a book, of any sort, a little gift for someone or a card, pay this fun little business a visit!

My friend and I came in here briefly to see if they had a specific item (they did not, but thats…read moreok). The person helping us out was really nice and told us when we could check back to see if the item was in stock. I also walked around for a few minutes. There was a special buy one get one 50% off sale going on which seemed like a good deal. I didn't have a lot of time to browse though, so I did not take advantage of that sale. Hopefully they'll have it again soon! This Barnes and Noble seemed like any other one. I would come back here if I was in the area.

What a surprisingly large, two-story BN here in Tucson. I was weirdly surprised by how small the…read moreHarry Potter section/supplies were. Maybe interest is waning. Anyways, I stopped in for a journal and found a beautiful blue leather lined journal with a fleur-de-lis on the cover. Then I stumbled across a "part-time" adult daily planner that was undated. Normally I wouldn't go for undated but this one spoke to me. The store is laid out really well and is very spacious. I appreciated the small Hanukkah display that was available. This is where things went a little sideways for me as I looked at the items on display. Two parties have a responsibility here, the buyer, Barnes & Noble, and the supplier, Paper Source. I'm so confused as to why either party believed an ornament was appropriate here. For what? We don't have anything or celebrate for which we would use an ornament. A Hanukkah bush is not a thing. The other thing that confused me was the with challah. Such weird items for Hanukkah. There isn't nor should there be an equivalent for every Christmas item to Hanukkah. They are not the same thing and there is no equivalence. Other than these weird Hanukkah items, if I were in the area again and needed to come back to BN, I would definitely stop in here. And per contract/usual, there was a decent sized Sbux cafe inside the store. One which I will never visit since I do not give my business to Sbux.

It was nice walking into a book store again! I'll admit I use Amazon, Costco, the library and…read moreaudible. We happen to come for a Lego event. Apparently they have events. It was kinda a hot mess with rules/instructions from employees but it gave us time to walk around. We found some really good sales for Christmas gifts. They have some gorgeous book covers of classics, lots of gifts items for readers, crafters and half the store it seems like is now a toy store. Who knew?! Not too much seating just in the newsstand and the Starbucks.

It's been a while since I've walked into a Barnes & Noble. This one was very organized, and there…read morewere lots of people to help you find books. They had a wide variety of items, including tons of stationery. I really enjoyed walking around to see all the books and things they had for sale. They were relatively busy, but the lines moved quickly since they had 3 cashiers working.

Very cute indy bookstore - I stopped in with the grandkids over the weekend, they had a nice…read moreselection for all ages of kiddos, it's a very cozy space for story time, and they have events with author signings etc... and my grands were just enthralled with the train that goes around the perimeter of the store near the ceiling. It's completely whimsical, and staff was helpful!

Adorable and cozy bookstore with such acute name. The littlest bookshop is for... well mostly the…read morelittle ones but they do have YA books ( and the online store has a large selection of all ages books) as well. I personally love me some YA from time to time. A independent book store is always a plus, it's woman owned and extra love for the diversity of authors. Friendly staff. Definitely worth exploring and supporting local.

We need a book for A Book Club assignment. Best place to…read morefind a book you will just read once. Huge Store. Very clean!

Terrific used book (and so much more!) and entertainment store. Thousands of gently used books,…read moreruns the gamut of selection. Great children's area, puzzles, knickknacks and jewelry...., Helpful attention from staff and buyers of your books. If you are selling you have a choice of store credit or cash. Nice! Great option if you are thinning out your shelves, looking for gifts etc. Prices run from publisher prices for new volumes to really low prices for gently used tomes. A great way to add to your library and/or thin it out. Be aware that this location is on Stone near River. Google Maps will sometimes take you to their old location on First! If you are a bibliophile you really need to check this out!