This is a cool and big used bookstore. There are some special editions and they do book binding…read moreand repair. There is a basement and then several floors to spend time checking out books. The service was really nice. There are a lot of older books and not as many newer books. I did think that the sections were well organized and alphabetized so it made it easier to search through. The prices were good as well. It's a nice place to come and browse and look for a hidden gem of a read.

I don't even know how to begin to describe this store. So many floors I believe five? For a book…read morelover it's like visiting the Mecca of Midwest bookstores. Owners are fantastic people and so knowledgeable about various genres of literature. Warning: Make sure you're not gonna be doing any other shopping after you stop in here because you're gonna walk out with plenty of books!

This Paradies Shop is shoehorned into the very narrow Gate Concourse of Terminal 2 at…read moreCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. They shop occupies both walls of the hallway down the Concourse. The register is on the left hand side as you walk down the Concourse. All of your usual Paradies Shop Airport fare is here: cold bottled water and sodas, snacks, magazines, newspapers, and such. Picked up a nice large cold bottle of water here before boarding my flight back to Dulles.

I may not be the right type of individual to review this publication, but here goes. I browsed…read morethrough this weekly newspaper/magazine recently at the Newport Library. It was a little dry for me....I read a few photo captions and some headlines, but nothing really grabbed my attention. Although I have a degree in business, I chose to work in the education and social services areas, so take that into consideration when you read this review. I did find the layout attractive and I'm sure those in the business world would speak highly to the content.

If you're trying to reach the people and businesses in downtown Cincinnati, the Business Courier is…read moredefinitely the place to advertise. As I asked around where to advertise my hypnosis practice, Encore Hypnosis of Northern Kentucky, this was the number one suggested source. I was featured in the magazine many years ago and the response was amazing. I plan to become an advertiser of my business in The Cincinnati Business Courier to launch my new Covington, Kentucky office.

HOW IN THE WORLD do I get this paper STOPPED. I did NOT subscribe and yet every single week one is…read morethrown in my driveway. I have called and I have written by mail and NO ONE CARES. I travel a LOT and all these papers do laying my driveway is announce to potential thieves that I AM NOT AT HOME. Can anyone help or is this just a waste of time as well???? GHEEZ!!

The Boone County Recorder appeals to the voyeur in me. Every Thursday, I pick up the rag to find…read moreout who's been arrested, who's getting married, and who's getting foreclosed on. It's really my guilty pleasure. I'm pretty happy with some of the recent format changes to the paper. Now, the newspaper is divided into two main sections: news and life/entertainment. I use the term "news" loosely, because we're not talking hard hitting journalism here. Pretty much just informative articles about county government happenings and other local civic activities. The "Life" section of the paper is filled with human interest puff pieces, but when you know the people who are featured the stories become more engaging. I wouldn't really recommend this paper to someone who was from out of town, since so much of the content is directed toward residents. If you like to go to garage sales (which is another of my voyeuristic guilty pleasures), the Recorder contains the listings for all Community Press newspapers in Greater Cincinnati. Overall, the Recorder isn't going to win any Pulitzer prizes but it's the number one choice for keeping tabs on your neighbors.

In an increasingly digital world, I'm relearning to find joy in physical books that keep me off my…read moredevices. The Florence Barnes & Noble is a great place to browse for books and enjoy a coffee and a treat. I love how they support local authors, too. The staff is warm and welcoming and ready to help you find your next read.

My brother and I needed a book last minute for a white elephant party. The only bookstore with the…read moredesired book was in Florence. We were in Kenwood and called the store to confirm that it was in stock. Alex confirmed it was and set it up front under my last name. She went above and beyond, which allowed us to easily get in and out. Our cashier was Grace and she was helpful, as well. Both employees were wonderful! Thanks for making this trip easy for us!

Service is excellent both in person and over the phone from a distance. Selection is excellent not…read moreonly for books but for magazines and souvenir items of Cincinnati

Best Bookstore in the USA!! It is where I go whenever I am looking for a book! The staff is also…read moreexcellent!

I always like going into Half Price Books and shopping. I don't read a lot anymore but I like to…read moretake a look at the magazines and check to see if they have any I like. I like art, journaling, and any older magazines that I can use to collage with. I usually look through the art section, cooking section, and the sale section. They also have calendars available. The last time I was in I found some art journal magazines that are $25 new for just a few bucks, you cannot beat that. They also buy books and magazines so if you have any to sell they always have someone at the counter to check them in and then they call your name over the intercom when the have an offer for you. They have record albums and some games as well. Stop in and take a look because you never know what you will find.

I absolutely love books, so HPB is a no brainer. I brought like a hundred or so books and they gave…read moreme WAYYYY more than I thought I would get from them. As always they have wonderful prices on books, but what shocked me was how cheap the used games were. The only down side to was that when I sold them my books they called my old married name, so that was unpleasant.