This is a great book store. it's very organized and they are in the process of even better…read moreorganization than it already is by putting books on line. I am a local author and I plan on asking them to display my book in the youth area for 8 to 12 year olds. Monster Bass Quest. Biking to Fish as Youth

Relaxing environment and friendly help. Found my favorite spot! She has a pretty good selection of…read morebooks. A lot of children's books, new and used. The pricing seemed very reasonable.

One of the cutest bookstores I've ever been to. Great vibes. Granville's finest…read more I go as often as I can.

Readers Garden is always a delight to stop into -- a must visit destination whenever I'm in…read moreGranville. Kim, the owner is very engaging and helpful with book recommendations. You feel instantly connected to your newest book in a cozy and inviting store.

Great place to buy books that don't cost you a lot of money. Love the store everyone of them.read more

Traveling on business by car with plenty of windshield time so I stopped in for audio books. Theo…read moreplace was so clean and well maintained. I found several options available and in great condition including "Billy Summers" by Stephen King. It was an amazing piece of work!!

Great treasure trove of books. She has books on all subjects and reasonable prices. A bibliophile's…read moredream. Very pleasant staff and again books, books and more books.

Coming back to this place soon when I have hours to dedicate to sorting through these stacks of…read morebooks. This place is so charming!

This place is one of a kind! Over 30 rooms of books! Very affordable. The staff is kind. I have a…read morefamily of book lovers so this was their heaven! I can't recommend enough! My little manga reader loved the basement room of all manga/anime that we had to ourselves at the time and was pumped at the deals!

The Book Loft of German Village is pretty cool! I thought they had a good selection. They had queer…read morebooks, books by different authors of color, and books with disabled protagonists. If you struggle with mobility such as climbing steps and navigating uneven sidewalks, crowded, and/or tight spaces, this bookstore might not be accessible to you. If you are plus sized, you might struggle to navigate this place as well. There was a teeny tiny bathroom on the bottom floor. You have to get the key (with a map to find the bathroom, connected to a large block of wood so it doesn't get lost,) from a cashier near the entrance. The bathroom didn't look the best but it did the job.

Very loud with kids running around and the selection was not very great. Not worth the trip.read more

This bookstore is really a great idea and the perfect addition to the Washington Square area. It is…read moreclean inside and they have a nice selection of all media- books, DVDs/blu-rays, and even CDs. They also take donations here, so it's easy to drop off that bag of items that has been riding around in your car the last few months. It's worth walking around for a bit and seeing what sparks your interests.

Super huge Barnes and noble! Starbucks tucked to the side kids stuff upstairs, what's not to love!…read moreLoads of variety and options with such a huge space. I did notice long lines but it was Christmas time when I visited so it's sort of a given.

A cozy and quiet corner of Easton with Starbucks beverages available. As they are independent of…read morethe mega franchise many of the drinks can be crafted in a slightly different way than expected and the typical green ordering app doesn't work here. However the beverages are high quality and quite unique takes.

Ordered a large print Harry Potter book. It was in immaculate condition and it came with a…read morehand-written, personalized thank you note! That kind of touch has disappeared from this world. Definitely a customer for life!

I believe I've been in this book store they have nice selection service is great their friendly…read morevery helpful atmosphere good their great for community's