This bookstore is one of several used bookstores in Springfield that have the space to carry truly…read morehuge selections. There are shelves upon shelves of books of all possible genres and the staff are happy to look things up for you.

Not just a great bookstore with an amazing selection, but wonderful people as well! My cat and I…read morewere stranded at the autoshop across the street (car broke down on a cross-country trip), and the folks here let me browse and read for hours, while Lizzie (cat) got to nap in her crate. So much better than being miserable in the Big O lobby for 7 hours, and the great selection made it hard to choose which books to buy!

This is a fairly new, great little intelligentsia-friendly bookstore. Walking in at first, I…read morethought maybe the inventory was low and the shelves hadn't been put up yet, as I'm used to used book stores that have piles of books everywhere with boxloads of garage sale crap that one has to wade through like to find diamonds in the rough. I usually get a kick out of that feeling until a half-hour later when the weight of utter futility has set in and I realize, indeed, I'm not finding anything decent and I learn what it must be like to live in a Soviet-style dictatorship where someone has cruelly banned the Vonneguts and whatnot. That type of materialistic capitalist hoarding hasn't set in at this bookstore, and least not as-of the date I went last. They looked to specialize more in classics, notable modern authors, and well-reviewed contemporary works. Out of all the used book stores I've been to (a fair amount), this one is the furthest left on the quality-quantity balance, and that's not a bad thing. Prices seemed reasonable and the books look to be in good condition. Staff seemed chill and it sounds like they accept store credit if you have good material to give them (I have convinced myself that the bartering for property rights in material goods is for ironic purposes only). If you feel any comradeship with those with liberal arts pedigrees or are just one of those folks who needs more than potboiler books of the petit bourgeoisie, this place would be an excellent option. Party approved.

They don't take trades anymore. My fault for not calling first…read more Store very disorganized and not a great selection. I found the owner to be unfriendly in my interactions. The whole experience was disappointing. I'll stick with Hooked on Books.

I have been visiting this little "gem" for the better part of a decade. It is hands down my…read morefavorite store in all of Springfield. Actually maybe my favorite store of all time. It's a great escape from the hustle and bustle of Springfield. After work I usually look forward to stopping in to just relax, browse books and admire all of the crystals, stones and gems. ( I work a few blocks from their location). I always feel I can trust in the store's advice and reputation as a Crystal shop. I enjoy the friendliness of staff and their knowledge. All of the staff members are very patient and strive to help you with every facet of your shopping experience. I absolutely love their Crystal Collection!

I love love love this shop. If i buy a braclett i get it there. They have awesome clothes and…read morepurses. A huge variety of essential oils with great choice of scents. I usually buy gifts for my family and friends there and oh yea a few things for myself. Did i mention they have awesome dream catchers of all sizes. Anyone who hasnt been there u need to check it out u will love it.

Disorganized mess. Incorrect labels/signs leading you on goose chases. Unhelpful staff that is…read moreborderline rude. Additionally, there are no restrooms - so while you're lost trying to find books, following incorrect labeling, and navigating the otherwise chaotic disorderliness, you can rest assured that they will be unaccommodating. I recently took my family here, and as we were compiling a stack of books worth a couple of hundred dollars (we're working to stock our home library built-in shelves), our toddler son needed to use the restroom. We asked if he could use theirs, and they said no. Rather than spending my money with them, I left my stack of books where they were and took my son to the restroom at Barnes & Noble, where I continued my book shopping. As for the bulk of used books I need, I can obtain them via Amazon and AbeBooks, and don't have to support a rude local business that is unhelpful and falls short of providing a quality experience. Why shop local when you can shop at the giants who care about their customers? I will never return.

This used bookstore has a massive inventory. It is not visibly appealing or inviting, but contains…read moremany rows of floor-to ceiling shelves laden with books. The cost is typically $6 for a hard-bound book. That is quite a DEAL!

We wanted to shop here for Bible carry cases, Christian fiction and birthday gifts and magazines…read more We purchased 3 out of 4 of those items. I bought a beautiful blue faux leather case and 2 new novels. My sister found plenty of gifts for her grandchildren. It's larger inside than it appears from street. They have Bibles, history books, novels, devotionals, autobiographies, children's books for all reading levels and homeschooling materials. There's also a small selection of T-shirts and coffee cups. We signed up for their discount program as we definitely intend to shop here again. The prices are reasonable and the selections are wonderful. We got a kick out of their "self checkout".

Didn't seem eager to help me and didn't have what I was looking for. I left feeling a bit saddened.read more

i like they have a big selection of books and they have a business place in town. I really like…read moretheir selection of FFM romance books. You maybe have to get them online on their website, I don't know if they have as many in the business place in town to browse when you are there shopping. Oh my about the women anyway.

Great Barne's and Noble's. They have really good displays that change pretty often and have fun…read morethemes--i also appreciate them having displays for LGBTQ, Black History, and Lunar New Year books. They keep LGBTQ book displays up year-round and not just at Pride! They also have a banned books display all year round. I also enjoy the events they host, i've been making new friends at the k-pop meetups they host and they also hold book release parties and author signings that are great. Only complaint is i wish they still had a music section.

I highly recommend Pilgrims Way, they supply so many different kinds of curriculum. We are a…read moreChristian homeschooling family, and The Pilgrims Way is the only Homeschool Thrift Store that sells The Good & The Beautiful They also have varieties of secular homeschool curriculum, games, handouts, manipulatives and more. Homeschooling, private schooling, or public schooling your sure to find something for the students in your life.

From the owner: We are an educational resource store specializing in home school curriculum and supplies.read more