Nice to have a media store in a small town like this...most small towns don't. Selection isn't…read moregreat. It is a smaller store and most of the inventory is popular stuff. There were a few rare items but they were priced high. I thought in general that the prices were a little high compared to a shop in East Lansing. I don't know how it compares with other shops in Michigan. I would say it is on par with stores in Texas but higher than those in California or New York.

My husband bought a record player on black friday so we've been on the hunt for vinyls. On our…read moreadventure on December 2nd we came in to CD exchange to look at what was available. The employee was knowledgeable about the merchandise available. He talked to my husband for a bit and answered any question he asked. I really enjoyed just looking at everything because I'm a bit of a wanderer. I found some dvds and vinyls that I want to come back for and I'm so glad we came to Holland for an adventure day. We definitely found some places I'd come back for, CD exchange being one of them. I'd 100% recommend stopping by if you are in the area and enjoy used vinyls, CDs or dvds.

Always ready to go into a Barnes & Noble!…read more I have to give this one a little extra love on from the other side of the state, and I have to say that this one had a better selection of academic books, especially in the psychology section These chain bookstores are, of course just clones of each other, but I really appreciated the book selection of this one Well, done !

How could I ever not come into a bookstore? It's just impossible. With Christmas right around the…read morecorner there were some pretty good deals going on. I got myself a cookbook and my husband got himself a few things. A nice bonus was with our receipt we recieved a deal for a buy 1 cookie at the Starbucks inside the store and you got a cookie free. My husband got a reese cookie and I got a sugar cookie. I do tend to gravitate towards independent bookstores but Barnes and Noble is a dependable chain that always seems to have what you need while also being in basically every larger city. The staff is friendly at this location and were helpful to point both my husband and I in the direction of what we wanted. I'm so happy that I got to stop in. I swear I could live at any bookstore. Thanks Barnes & Noble, I'll be back soon.

Very kind and helpful folk! I love to support a local business!…read moreWe are fortunate to have them!

They have a huge selection of traxxas cars and super helpful staff, good prices, always have parts…read morein stock, I've never been told they don't have it. Great place

This is a hidden gem of a bookshop! It doesn't look like much from the outside because the shopping…read morecenter is kinda ran down, but lemme tell you, this store is big and unbelievably inviting once you walk in. I got a huge stack of children's books for my son for $1-2 each, which is wildly cheap compared to regular retail. There were gifts, a book page photo op wall, coloring and pasta play tables for my toddler. We spent a long time in here!

I came for a Facebook event and just couldn't be more impressed. I enjoy a good bookstore, but love…read morethe concept here. They take used books and sell them but at very affordable prices. The place is so homey, organized and welcoming. The staff is super friendly as well and they have coffee and sitting areas and is kid friendly.

A cute little bookstore that instantly took me back to my youth, with shelves packed full of books,…read moremagazines, and all sorts of unexpected finds. My first visit was today after we left the Tulip Time Festival, and with the entire downtown area absolutely bustling, stumbling across this shop felt like discovering a quiet little retreat in the middle of the chaos. I wasn't always certain about the pricing or exactly where some of the different genres and subjects were tucked away throughout the store, but honestly, that became part of the charm. There's something nostalgic about wandering through aisles, scanning shelves, and unexpectedly finding something interesting you didn't even know you were looking for. One thing I especially appreciated was the atmosphere created by the staff. The sales team was friendly and welcoming without hovering or making the experience feel uncomfortable in any way. They greeted us warmly, then simply allowed us the freedom to explore at our own pace. No one trailed behind us from aisle to aisle, no one pressured us into buying anything, and there was never that awkward feeling that you were being watched while trying to quietly enjoy the books that caught your interest. Instead, it felt relaxed and genuine -- the kind of bookstore experience where you can lose yourself for a while flipping through pages, rediscovering old interests, and taking your time deciding what deserves a closer look. It was really enjoyable to spend some time browsing and getting a feel for the stock they carry. The whole place has a warm, old-school bookstore atmosphere that's becoming harder and harder to find these days.

This is bookstore was so darned charming and cozy during our fall morning visit. We were especially…read moreimpressed by the selection of children's books, and found ourselves wanting to buy many more than we probably needed. Located in the downtown Holland shopping district, it's an ideal stop between coffee and meals. We were also super impressed by their selection of magazines for all audiences- including kids. Overall, this spot is what local bookstore dreams are made of.

My hands did not burn when touching this collection of radical dogma parading as gospel…read more Sociological trip to explore what makes this area tick. No wonder I'm not worthy, it's a short measuring stick if you judge the books by the cover.