We never found it. Tried both addresses listed. We were very disappointed because we were in from…read moreout of town.

The place is small but packed and the dude that runs the show is very friendly and knowledgeable…read moreabout all genres of books. If I lived here I would rotate my personal library through Oz. I saw some pretty cool gems - some DVDs, CDs, vintage books. Definitely worth a look! A place like this definitely benefits from frequent fliers that come in to trade books - so here's your incentive to do so! It's a cool system to trade in books for store credit and to help out the local readers.

AWESOME PLACE TO VISIT! Great used book selection, dvd,…read moreand cd. She carries Manga, puzzles, vinyl, video games, etc Also has audio and braille books. and COFFEE!

From the owner: The Caffeinated Crafters Library was born from the combined efforts of three businesses who make…read moretheir home in Paris, TN. Books & More, Everyone's Attic, and Sprocket's Coffee bring to you a shop designed to entice all of the senses, from that oft loved feel of a good book to the delicious enticement of a fresh cup of coffee. We offer a place to relax and enjoy a break from the rush and bustle of daily life, where new friends and engaging conversation await with each step through our doors.

The store owner is so kind! There were lots of biographies, historical novels, cookbooks, science…read morefiction, romance novels, children's books, Christian literature, and mystery novels. They were everywhere! It's the kind of place to hunt for books! He had cookbooks on sale for $1 today and a few other books for $2! I think the sales rotate.

Make sure you either have cash or a check. They don't take credit or debit cards. Also, the largest…read moreselection of books is romance. They break the romance section up, but that doesn't help those who want something other than romance.

Puts books on value tables and then charges you full price for them. When I asked about it, they…read morewere like there is nothing we can do, you have to pay the sticker price! How about learning to stock your store correctly and honor the price when you mess up!

I sat down in the front corner in one of the two chairs provided. My grandson was shopping and I…read morewas waiting to pay with my credit card. One of the clerks came and asked me not to go to sleep in their chairs! I was wide awake! I told her I am76 and can't walk very well, that I was waiting for my grandson who was shopping. I went to get him and we left. I will never go back because I was humiliated! All the money I've spent there...no more

We visited this small bookstore in their last hour of the day as we strolled along Franklin. It's a…read morecozy place, small and well-stocked but not cluttered. It was nice to see a LGBTQ book display. Not what I read but good to see the support. The staff were knowledgeable and easy to talk to. I recommend coming here.

Clarksville's only independent bookstore offers a good mix of new and used books, and a staff that…read moreloves books. Community minded in all things (sponsor a bookclub, storytime for homeschooled kids, etc.) I appreciate the diverse selection in religion and spirituality and often find offbeat titles from small publishing houses. Heavy readers, take note - they accept used books for generous store credit. Operating hours vary: noon to 7 on weekdays, 9 to 6 on Saturdays, and noon to 3 on Sundays. TIP: Best to visit after 5 and on weekends for free parking. This is one of the cooler places to explore when visiting Clarksville.

Well well well.. what can I say?! I LOVE comics and I LOVE the x-men and they even have a LIFE…read moreSIZED IRON MAN! the food was delectable and the staff were even sweeter! I will definitely be back! :)

This place is awesome! Actually I'm not too into comics, but they have their place in the world I…read moresuppose. We came here on a Friday night for something to do. The mini golf course was very family friendly. Free for the 3 year old and only $12 for the wife and I. I'm pretty sure it was 18 holes and it was just really nice. You pay for golf at the comic book counter. I liked that they had some cheap comics for small children on a shelf down low where little kids can pick one. There are a few arcade games. Not much for the toddler ages though. There's a movie theatre room for about 15 people that you can rent for $15 an hour I think they said. Bring your own dvds and video games. There's private areas for events and there's a patio outside for those nice days at the park. I believe I saw on Facebook where they plan on growing a corn maze, but looks like they never planted it. There is no beer, but they told me they are working on that and plan to have some soon. It is also worth mentioning that there is no cell service at all in the building and no WiFi either. I forgot to try my phone outside. You'll have to leave the Internet at home. We had heard the pizza was really good but my wife and I both were underwhelmed. It was good for what it was, and it was actually better than what you would expect from a place like this, but it was not great pizza. Chicken tenders were homemade and the milkshake was great. I plan on trying the philly next. All in all, I like this place and welcome it to Fayette County. Update: after writing my initial review, I decided to take the family a second time, on a Saturday night. We very much enjoyed ourselves and the people were friendly. We had dogs and phillys. Again, better than average food and better than you would expect for an entertainment type family place, but not a restaurant I would go just to eat at. I really like the place overall though.

Great experience. Owner was very kind and attentive at the counter. We were able to find the whole…read moreChronicles of Narnia series and that was really exciting. Store itself was really easy to navigate. Large kids section. Overall such a cute shop with great books and service.

I first came to this independent bookstore to buy a baby shower book (they have a fantastic…read morechildren's section, I especially recommend Marianne Richmond as gift books). This bookstore was a major bonus when I found a job in the area. Bookstores are the heartbeat of the city, and that is the case here. There are so many community events my husband and I love being part of. If you love to read, write, and are looking for a community of readers--take a stop by and say hi. The environment is cozy and warm and the people who work there are just as such!