Service, selection, and value! free parking and convenient. Accept credit cards and take in books…read morefor trade in

Love the selection of books.and the sales people are nice, but they charge a surcharge on using a…read morecredit card which is illegal in the state of Ma.

I love Storybook Cove and try to buy my books there whenever I can make the trip. They are happy to…read moreprovide suggestions and have a great selection, even in a small space. I also appreciate their repeat shopper discounts that add up quickly.

Ordered a book online to give as a gift, the process was smooth & shipping was fast for the holiday…read moreseason. They even had an option to have the book gift wrapped, & it was so well done! As someone who cannot successfully using wrapping paper I appreciate the option. Will be back!

Gracious, intelligent, extremely helpful staff and so many high quality books, toys, games puzzles…read moreand more!!! Wonderful to have the cafe there as well and to be able to hang out and socialize, read, eat and have beverages! There are always some great sales as well if you're looking for a bargain:)

A classic Barnes & Noble with a good selection…read more The store is well laid out, clean, and organized. The entrance is accessible from the outside. The staff are knowledgeable and helpful. It is a pleasure to have a local "brick & mortar" book store. I will return!

Paperback Junction is great! Many genres of books even for kids. Denis is fantastic and makes you…read morefeel so welcome.

I just love this delightful book store! The staff are very pleasant and are always friendly and…read morehelpful. Their new location is even better than the first. The sections are clearly labeled and they currently have a part of the store set up with summer reading books for Easton students, perfect for easily finding my kids' assigned reading books. Overall, highly recommend brightening your day by visiting this pleasant book shop!

More Than Words is a nonprofit bookstore that sells new and used books while supporting young…read morepeople ages 16-24 who are system-involved, including youth from foster care, court-involved backgrounds, housing insecurity, and more. The young people help run the store, learn job skills, and work toward personal and career goals--and it truly shows in the care and pride behind the space. The shop itself is small but mighty. I walked out with four excellent-condition used books (three of which had already been on my TBR list) and somehow also added two cookbooks because... no regrets. Everything was very affordable, and it felt good knowing my purchase was directly supporting youth in the local community. If you're near one of their locations (I believe there's another in the Boston area), I highly recommend stopping in or checking out their online storefront. Great books, great prices, and an even greater mission--absolutely worth supporting.

Great place to shop and support your community. I live that there are brand new housewares at…read morefraction the cost of retail. One can feel good in shopping and supporting a worthwhile cause.

Went into the cafe at Barnes and Noble because I needed a snack. I purchased a slice of lemon pound…read morebread, it seemed hard and cold so I asked the lady at the counter if she could heat it up in its package and she said no because I had taken a bite out of it. I tossed it and the last time I'll visit there.No customer service from her , she can keep her matter of fact attitude. Jerry Ellis

Excellent and varied selection of books. Browsing there is enjoyable, in a very modern setting.read more

C&C Design Studio is AMAZING!! Call for any professional photography you need!!!!!!!!!read more

About a month ago, I had a reading with Emma. As it was my first ever reading, I was hesitant and…read morecautious when deciding where to go as I was fearful it would result in a waste of money. Upon arriving at Uplifting Connections, they confirmed my appointment and took my temperature- something I have seen few businesses do. Once I was taken inside the room where my reading would be done, I was allowed to remove my mask as there was a plexiglass barrier and 6ft distance between Emma and myself. For privacy reasons, I will not get into specifics about the things we discussed. However, I can say that before even sitting down, Emma confirmed what was on my mind. It is important to note that this was before giving her my name, age, or zodiac sign. Additionally, she knew things about me that a stranger would never know. Her tarot cards were extremely insightful, and I left my session with a sense of clarity. I highly recommend her, along with Uplifting Connections, to anyone who wishes to see a psychic for the first time.

The Barnes & Noble and the Buck A Book in Downtown Crossing closed years ago, and more recently the…read moreB&N at the Pru closed during the pandemic in 2022. When I happened upon the Barnes & Noble at Derby St Shops, I came to realize that I had somehow been mentally convinced that there were no more open locations. So this was a pleasant surprise! Nice and spacious with a well decorated children's area and a Starbucks on the right. Stop on by and peruse some books!

Sad to see so many Barnes closed up but glad to see this one surviving for now…read more They really have a vast selection for all types of readers. I kind of bounce around the Percy Jackson books, manga, fiction and some life skills / strategy type books. I also got a signed copy of the outsiders signed by the author from here for cheap! They also still do events at the store so peep the sign and stop in to support if you're free! The areas are well organized, I've seen some messes in other locations. They also have a good spread of highlight books with hand written descriptions! The employees when we went didn't talk much to us which is fine i rather not most times haha. Clean shop, nice coffee area to do some work and read, toy section, game and board game sections, builder sets, pop funkos, merch you name it.

I always drive past this place on my way home from the Wrentham Outlets. I finally got around to…read moregoing inside. My friend and I went on a weekday night, about 2 hours before closing so it was pretty quiet. I initially thought the bookstore was only on the first floor of the building but turns out it's a multi-story experience. There is a parking lot at the back where I parked and I was able to enter through the back door (not sure if this is the main entrance). On the first floor, they have some books, bathrooms, a check out desk, nick nacks (hats, stationery, puzzles, etc.), and most importantly, a coffee shop. The coffee shop was closing up around the time we got there so plan accordingly and do some research on their hours. as they are not the same as the bookstore. The books are clearly labeled by genre. After taking a stroll, we decided to check out the second floor which was supposed to have a little market, a stage where they host events, and some very comfortable couches along with tables and chairs. I mostly came to see if a book spoke to me, but also to get some reading in from the book I brought along with me. The lighting is good, although I sometimes prefer to have a dimmer setting for a cozier feel. We spent about 1.25 hours here, but we could have easily spent a longer time if it weren't so close to closing.

Great little bookstore that has great events. Always a cool place to visit when we're in town.read more