This was a cute little bookstore in this town. I was surprised to find a Chinese children's book in…read morehere. The staff was helpful when I had questions. The cost of the book was fair.

My stars alinged, because I got a parking spot right in front of the shop. Thank goodness I can…read moreparallel park. They don't allow in ice cream but they do dogs. If mine were well behaved enough I'd bring him over.... But the wood is beautiful, the books are beautiful, and some even have discount stickers on them. They even have some rarities in a book store - I found four postcard books! It's very exciting. The steps are a little high to get in, but overall it seems a pleasant store.

I visited here again recently and this place is still just as magical! It's tucked away in the…read morewoods and is chock full of immeasurable charm. The owner is English and her business is an extension of her lovely personality. I have childhood memories of this place that could have come straight out of a magical fairytale book. There are many categories here; a large history section, gardening, art, film, geography, mythology, crafts, so many categories and subcategories, and because they are curated by someone passionate with books there are no filler books here. The prices are unbelievably reasonable, this is a curated collection by a woman passionate about books, making a living off of it feels secondary here to the passion of finding the books. You will not ever find another place like this. In a small rural town no less! This is a destination place if you are visiting the area. Such a gem!

Brief drive up winding hillside roads gets you to this barn/oasis of books, reasonably priced and…read morefun to browse across 2 floors and an adjacent annex. Will be back. Be sure to say hello to the tuxedo cat haunting the stacks.

Small bookshop, decent prices…read more You may find something here you won't find anywhere else; some obscure items.

What a delightful used book store! It's a two-level building housing a generous, diverse selection…read moreof second-hand books, all priced quite fairly, it seemed to us. Great for browsing - no pressure, just walk around and look and read. Very nice cookbook section, and we really appreciate the American history books. It's also located next to the 394 Grill, so a delicious lunch followed by a bookstore visit makes for one terrific afternoon.

Very good used bookstore that is quintessential Berskhires. In two adjacent buildings, one of which…read moreis a barn, sit a lot of older (new, discounted), used, and rare (first edition) books. The staff were very pleasant, and I found lots of great choices.

A charming independent bookstore in a lovely location, the selection of books is excellent here,…read moredespite the smaller space. You can find some old gems here, with all the used books here. They also have new books as well, and prices seemed reasonable. Service at the bookstore was friendly and had a nice conversation with staff. With all the browsing you can do here, it's a nice place to spend an afternoon.

One of my favorite used book shops in Massachusetts, and I always stop in when in the area. Ive…read moregone several times in the last handful of years and have found something to add to my collection each time.

Small bookstore crammed full of tons of good reads. New and used both. If you have the time this…read moreis a fantastic place to browse for a while. Price is very reasonable on the used books.

Wonderful selection of novels, but the lady at the register never looked me in the eye or even said…read morehello. She acted like I was bothering her by buying books. Dampened a great vibe.

It's an independent book store. It's not huge, but they have a wonderful well curated selection in…read morethe beautiful well lit space they have. The staff is always helpful, and do a beautiful wrapping job if requested for gifts. You'll find tags with staff recs hidden around the store which is fun. The kids section is a bit limited, but the wall of books it's behind is creative and the selection that is there has great classics mixed in with some great newer publications.

A great book store. Hudson is so lucky to have this independent bookstore. The fact that they offer…read moresuch delightful beers is a bonus. As well as the nights that they have readings or music performances makes this place vital to the community

We stopped in here on a day of shopping. Cute little place…read more It's a bookstore and a bar all in one. They serve beer and wine. My husband and his sister got a couple of beers and they were delicious. I like how you can get a book and get a beer and just sit there and enjoy. Staff was super friendly and fun He was playing old dance '80s music and had us laughing and dancing in her chairs. In the back is art studio with lots of items to purchase. Great little place with a happy vibe. October 2025.

A very small bookshop in rural Woodbury, CT. Couldn't pass by w/o taking a look, but the Sci-Fi…read moreFantasy section was so minuscule, it only took a minute to see that there was nothing there that interested me. Honestly, I've found selections of used books in church basements. That's my report, "Hidden Gem" it is not.

A real life hidden gem. The most organized used-book store that my boyfriend and I have ever run…read moreinto - Seperated by paperback vs hardcover, alphabetized, fiction, non-fiction, mystery, etc.! The selection was vast and the staff on Thursday evening was extremely knowledgeable and welcoming. We received tons of recommendations for nearby bookshops/restaurants/things to do. Cash and Checks, only! A must 'stop_by' location for the average bookworm. Enjoy!

Esther and David are two very nice, smart people who genuinely love books. They have roughly 20,000…read morevolumes in a barn right next to their house, and you'll usually find one of them there. (They fly a big flag to let you know if they are open.) Always some classical music to listen to as you wander. On the left as you enter are new acquisitions which merge into fiction. In the middle of the room are the art books, poetry, and mysteries. One of the rooms in the back has cook books, all kinds of non fiction and local material. The other has children's books and more nonfiction. It's a bit hit or miss here, but the prices are decent and they often have unannounced sales. "Everything is 30% off today," they will say with a smile. Nice. These two know their books. Like others in the area, they enjoy talking with other book lovers. Really fun. I've not made any huge discoveries here but I have walked out with some lovely reading material, a favorite children's book and a couple of books about baseball. Very pleasant experience here. Easy to find and nice people.

Can I just tell you how SUPER PSYCHED I am that a) this…read morebookstore is actually still open (when you drive by, it often looks like it's closed) b) it's just down the street from my house c) they have an absolute TON of books Upon first glance, Redbrick (one word) looks like a relic of times past. The red brick industrial building has it's own parking lot, which is a bit of a kamikaze move to get into. Once inside, you're surrounded on all fronts by books upon books upon books. A treasure trove of literature! The books are grouped into general sections: children's, self-help, religion, cookbooks, fiction, classics, romance, etc. The distinctions between these groups aren't as clear as they could be, so this bookstore is more for the patient, the ones who get great joy out of finding a really cool classic or a collection of stories from their childhood. It will take awhile to peruse the whole store, but I guarantee you'll find some winners in there. Most of the books (paperback, hardback) and magazines are from decades past. I saw few "newer" books on the shelves interspersed. Some of the books, particularly the children's books and those by the windows, have had their covers sun-bleached. I, for one, love the classics and enjoy collecting antique books and quite enjoyed myself here. Many of their older books (away from the windows) have aged very well. I purchased two of Hemingway's novels, another smaller antique book, and a fictional hardback from the 70s, with a very "period" cover. We spent the better part of an hour in there, enjoying the opportunity to browse! Check out is toward the front, where a husband and wife team sit and chat, read, or browse the web. Being in business for 34 years (!), you know they really have a true love for literature and I really hope they have no intention of closing down. Their prices are pretty affordable: the four books (2 classics, 1 antique, and 1 retro) came to about $14. And, as a note, they do accept debit cards for purchases over $10. A sign spattered about the store claims that most books are 50% off, unless written otherwise inside the cover. If you're a bibliophile, an avid reader, a book collector, an imaginative mind, you'll absolutely love stepping back in time at Redbrick. I highly recommend this as a "cool" place to spend a little time and a little cash.

1st stop this morning on my "Used bookstore trail in MASS" journey. The SF/Fantasy section was…read morefairly diminutive, only took me a short time to scan everything and realize there was nothing I was interested in purchasing. Didn't see anything else interesting, but as another Yelper stated, the Romance section was pretty extensive. On a side note, they had the music cranked up REALLY loud. Decent tunes, but I still found it a bit annoying. Jumped back in the vehicle and Hit the road again !