Crooked Timber Books is a real jewel located in downtown Digby. It carries used books, records and…read moregifts and everything is in good shape and reasonably priced. The store itself is also very cute. It is a nineteenth-century house and every room, including the kitchen, is covered in beautifully arranged bookshelves. Specialties include cookbooks, fiction and children's books but there's plenty to be found on many different topics. If you're looking for rare items, gifts for friends, or a novel to read on the ferry, make sure to check out this shop as you tour southwestern Nova Scotia.

We were drawn in because of the books, but yes, this is also a place to get leather coats and gear…read more I was on a hunt for books about the Bay of Fundy and other local places and people of interest, and was able to find them here.

Wonderful selection of books for readers of all ages and levels. Very welcoming with cozy seating…read moreto peek at books. Many Canadian authors books on the shelves. Wonderful staff that won't bug you or push you away.

Beautiful little local book shop ! Just passing though and we were greeted by four little paws and…read morea knowledgeable owner.

There is so many different items and collectibles being sold here, it'll take several hours or even…read moredays to go through everything. It has card games, movies, video games, toys, and more. You will most likely need the help of an employee to find specific items because the store can be overwhelming. The items are sold at market value. If you are a collector, give them a shot. It might surprise you.

You could spend three days straight in here and still not go through everything. Picture Doull's…read morebookstore in Dartmouth, but with comics, CDs and DVDs as well (and some VHS tapes). All in the same size store. It is chaos. And it's awesome. I'm always on the search for a specific issue of a comic I read in the 80s that I need to complete my collection (boy, does that sound geeky). So of course we had to stop in here. There is very little room for people. It's floor-to-ceiling books, comics, trading cards, games, etc. They have absolutely everything, but good luck finding it. Boxes on top of boxes of comics in sort-of order. Fortunately the owner knows where everything is. He's a very busy man, from the looks of it; the store was very busy on our visit, and it was a Tuesday. If you love digging (literally) through mountains of media in search of a hidden jewel, you will absolutely love this place. Definitely worth a drive to the valley.

Very clean, well organised book shop with an interesting and unique collection. The owner is very…read morehelpful and sometimes gives discounts if he likes you. It's a great stop for students, tourists, and locals. Many students will sell their old textbooks here and some (I'm not sure about all) professors at Acadia will order their books through him instead of the campus book store because it costs the students less. If you're a student on a tight budget, a visitor interested in some local literature, or just somebody in need of an interesting read, check out The Odd Book.

A superb used, antiquarian and new bookstore, The Odd Book is one of the reasons we want to move to…read moreWolfville. Serious bibliophiles will find more than one book they simply must have on every visit. The owner is a real expert and a pleasure to chat to. This is the real deal, folks -- I just hope it sticks around for a few more years!

The best spot for old & rare out of print books in New Brunswick If they don't have it in stock…read morethey will find it for you !

If you like your used bookstores to be cluttered and full of semi-hidden treasures, you'll love…read moreElizabeth's Books. I can always find something special here when I poke around. They've got a great selection of local books, and books about the region. The owner also has a really wonderful selection of DVDs for rent, including possibly the best selection of foreign films and arthouse films in the area. The hours can be a bit erratic -- the shop tends to be open late afternoons or evenings, so it's worth a stroll by if you're having dinner in downtown Lunenburg.

Wonderful place not to be missed when in Lunenburg. Chris, the books, the atmosphere - what more…read morecould you want ? The former owner, Elizebeth, was a charming woman whose spirit has passed on to Chris and the community. You won't regret stopping by for a surprise or two and a chat with Chris.

My favorite book store in Lunenburg - great selection of old and new with excellent staff…read morerecommendations. I never leave without buying at least 1 volume of something intriguing, page-turning, witty or sublime. I highly recommend you visit - purchase what fancies you then pop up to No. 9 to read it...

The sweetest bookseller with amazing indigenous/West Asian/queer/trans titles. What a find. Great…read morebooks and politics all in one shop with a really fun mural painted on the side--cannot miss it.

As good as it gets in Saint John…read more When I was growing up I would hit this place every Friday night to see which albums came in during the week. More often than not something I was looking for was in stock and I went home with a new CD to lose myself in. I almost never had to special order anything. All the staff I've ever dealt with (Usually owner Gordie) have been rad, laid back and helpful. The selection ranges from a good amount of local albums, a healthy dose of indie staples and new albums from bands that matter. If you're looking for music more along the lines of top 40, this isn't your place. The used selection is always healthy and will probably have something you're looking for - and often at an incredible price. Stop by and see just how great this store is. Saint John is lucky to have it.