Packed to the gills with books! Isn't that what you want from a bookstore, though? Fallen Leaf…read moreBooks is wall-to-wall reading materials of all types: children's books, Western paperbacks, cookbooks, fiction, non-fiction, magazines, all of the things. This is the place where you'll find some used treasures, but also new books and and some rare and collectible books. Whenever I visit a new bookstore, I gravitate to the children's section. This bookstore has lots of children's books, from picture books to graphic novels. I saw some ancient Nancy Drew novels, with original covers. I'm not a Nancy Drew head, but I can appreciate a vintage mystery collection when I see one. One of the best things about Fallen Leaf Books is that they leave (leaf?) you the eff alone. I don't remember if anyone greeted me or talked to me, and frankly, I don't care. All I need in a bookstore is books and cozy nooks and quietude, and that's what you'll find here.

Unique bookstore in Nashville! The space is a little small but there is so much packed into here…read moreand the sections are neatly organized. They have an assortment of new and used books which were fun to peruse.

The Selection Of Movies Was Jam Packed! The Service Was Good…read moreAnd The Value Was Great And Cheap 10/10 If You Want To Buy Some Movies That Is Not Goodwill, I Recommend This Place!

Great store with lots of selection. They have some cool vintage items and lots of older books. The…read moredeals are great and you can get most items for $4 or less in my experience. Also, they do lots of incredible sales!

Owned by author C.O. Valt, The Authors' Patch Bookstore feels like it's a hidden gem in its…read moreslightly camouflaged location less than a block off the town square of Danville, Indiana. It's a couple storefronts away from Danville Dips. I love bookstores like The Authors' Patch. It "feels" like it's designed by a writer with its wood interior, warm atmosphere, and inspired decor. The Authors' Patch is bigger than you expect it to be. You can grab a drink, grab a chair, and immerse yourself in a diverse reading selection that includes local authors (including Valt), rare finds, used books, new selections, and more. The Authors' Patch hosts book signings (If I ever finish that ever elusive second book, I could easily see myself saying "The Authors' Patch, please?" I didn't get much time here, however, it was a sublime way to wind down after an emotional day clearing out my father's home. You can park on the town square (free 2-hour parking for most folks; 5-hour parking for disabled/accessible spots). The Authors' Patch does have a very slight step going into it, a point to note for those with accessibility needs. The bookstore itself is surprisingly accessible - only a couple tight spots. Again, I didn't get much time here. There's no doubt I'll be back when there's time to really browse and relax. Fun facts about the owner - she previously worked on the Child Sex Abuse Team for DCS. She lives in Danville with her husband on a farm that includes donkeys, cows, chickens, alpacas, and goats. I love indie bookstores. This locally owned, author owned bookstore is an absolute gem with a writer's vibe, a creative energy, and a warm sense of welcome. The Authors' Patch offers free wifi along with a variety of drinks or snacks for purchase. There's no question I'll be back.

A rare find tucked away in Danville! Huge selection of…read morebooks at varying prices. You can find several local authors books here and they sometimes have signings. Helpful service. Grab a drink and pick a table or chair to go on a little escape. There are several books and a checker table in the children's area. If you can't find what you are looking for don't be afraid to ask for help! My favorite area is in the front where the retold fairytale books are. At the cash register you'll find cool bookmarks and some things made on their 3D printer. They also sell a few snacks and some drinks for you to enjoy.

Book Corner offers books/puzzles/stationary/gifts. It is a small, pleasant stop along the square…read moredowntown. It was also uncomfortably warm inside and there is no restroom; instead, at checkout, the clerk mentioned that Inkwell has a restroom; does he leave work and go there for this purpose? Oh wait, he only meant that paying customers cannot use it.

I accidentally wandered into this shop while killing time yesterday afternoon. I was impressed by…read moreall of the different types of books. Every time I looked through a shelf, I seen something new. There were a lot of different genres, however I don't think they were organized very well. It was also difficult to walk through the store as everything was pretty tightly packed in. The lady who checked me out was very kind. We had a brief discussion about the interview I was waiting to attend. She told me to remember to just keep breathing, which I appreciated greatly. Besides that interaction, no one else in the store talked to or approached me. It would have been nice to be welcomed in. Altogether, though, a very sweet shop ! With a ton of variety.

Stopped in here after having brunch at Love Handle across the street last weekend. It's a small,…read morebut mighty independent bookstore that has everything neatly organized and a decent selection of books in each category despite the size. I purchased a book that's been on my to-read list for some time (Nightbitch) and a new book that I've never heard of before, but was very intrigued by (Strange Pictures). Knocking 1 star off because there is a very bad odor, like something is wrong with the plumbing, inside the whole shop and it cut my visit way shorter than I had planned because I couldn't stand breathing it in any longer.

I love Tomorrow Bookstore. It's a small but mighty shop run by kind people. They host book clubs…read morefor fiction and non-fiction books, bring in local authors for signings on weekends, have art and literary pop ups, and do ticketed author events. Their collection blends books and zines you haven't heard of yet with popular titles you often see and ones in between. They have a good range for different ages, too, with a nice young adult section, children's books, and middle grade as well as the plentiful shelves for adults. There's a local author shelf and there's a fun mix of local talent there in a variety of genres and age categories--plus sometimes, signed copies. They do carry some gift items like candles, and their custom stickers and apparel make me smile. The little book guys are fun! Tomorrow is well worth a stop if you're downtown. Whether you're wanting a book haul or supporting local with a sticker purchase, you'll find something here. Parking on Mass Ave is metered, but free on Sundays! There's also a parking garage nearby, and if you don't mind a walk, you may find some of the limited free street parking.

Such a wonderful place! They offer top notch books, events, food/drinks and fun little gifts…read more Staff are super nice and knowledgeable. Make sure to check out the calendar of events!

The bookstore looks wonderful but I just came for the cafe. There's a good amount of floor space…read morededicated to the cafe with a lot of tables and even a little patio outside. Even with all the space they look pretty busy whenever I pass by, but that's only been on weekends, so it may be quieter during the week. On a weekend afternoon, though, you will not find quiet here. They have all the standard drinks you expect at a coffee shop and lots of fun specials, but the food selection is a little limited. I think they normally serve soup Mon-Sat but they were out when I got there. I got a bagel with schmear, a zebra (chocolate crinkle) cookie, and one of the February specials called "Opposites Attract" which was a raspberry chai latte. Everything I got was pretty good, especially the fresh, chewy zebra cookie. They warmed it up which made it just a little gooey. The raspberry chai was an interesting combination. i wasn't completely sold on the raspberry - I didn't dislike it but probably wouldn't get it again - but I think I liked the chai itself. The baristas and bookstore staff were all welcoming, and the vibe is very inclusive. I've come in and looked around the store a few times, and the staff seems approachable if you need anything but will leave you alone if you're just browsing.

Back here for good vibes and books!…read more We really enjoy browsing through the many isles. They have a wide selection of books, toys, games, and music and they are always well stocked. The cashiers are friendly and welcoming. We will continue coming back.

I had a horrible experience at this store! I hope management sees this review. Everyone was really…read morenice but there was this lady and her name is Farrell. I politely asked her if she can help me locate where that Spanish books where and first of all she just points to where I should go check. Second i asked her a question about if she knew what kind of Spanish books they had and she looked at me like I was stupid and said "I don't even know what you're trying to tell me or ask me" I just apologized and walked away and tried my best too look for the books I was looking for. She was extremely rude! I don't know how Barnes and Noble hires people with this attitude! It was truly a disgusting experience!

What an amazing bookstore! When I first walked in, I thought this bookstore seemed so modern. But…read moreit is clean, organized, and homey. The pictures of dogs on the walls, the free coffee station, the couches, and the group who came together to work on a puzzle?! How cute. They have beautiful watercolor pictures of Anne of Green Gables, Harry Potter, Winnie the Pooh and more. Many genres of books, including a crime vault. A cute kids section. There are couches to sit and enjoy a book or a coffee along with a fireplace. It was so welcoming!

This was the most wonderful bookstore I have been in! It was so cozy and inviting and everyone was…read morehappy and relaxed. The fireplace was the cherry on top of it all. If I'm ever back in town I'll definitely stop back in!

Surprisingly neat book nook with a massive selection, my buddy and I didn't quite find what he…read morewanted, a hardcover of The Screwtape Letters, but still an inviting and easy spot to recommend. Well organized for a small space, do not forget the basement! They have a sister store downtown too. Value is typical for a small store. The prices are of course not eBay however directly supporting a local business is goals these days. Staff was relaxed, everything was clean, and I will be back!

I love a small bookstore! I was in Lafayette for a night and made sure to stop by Second Flight…read moreBooks. I am sooo glad I did because I walked out with 3 books! The space is huge!! Lots to choose from. It is organized by genre and there is plenty of new releases as well as used, old, and collectible books! The prices are really great too! For a new release, it is a couple dollars cheaper than the list price. Then for used, they are anywhere between $8-$10. Make sure to check this place out

So happy to have stopped by this cutesy book store! Talk about titles galore - I filled my TBR list…read morewith multiple books. Easily spent an hour or so looking around. The workers seemed nice, talkative and I loved the shelf's showcasing what they were currently reading and what they suggest. I typically read on my kindle so I didn't plan to purchase a physical copy but I stumbled upon a freebie shelf and left with 3 new reads!

Based upon the number of people who were also at this shop on the Sunday morning I visited, I don't…read moreknow if it qualifies as a hidden gem, but it feels like it. Nice variety of books, though I mostly just looked at the fiction section. Little bit of everything, classics to newer titles. Enjoyable neighborhood bookstore