Very nice bookstore! The owner was welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed the layout and it wasn't tight…read moreaisles.

Very nice bookstore in Saint Joe, Michigan. My daughter had a very specific book she "needed" and…read morethey were able to get it delivered for pick up in a couple days

I'm not from the area but always check out local bookstores when I visit other cities. This is a…read moreBookstore was a must visit. Wide selection of books, and gifts. Cute, comfy spots to read and relax. Factory coffee cafe is located inside This is a Bookstore - they serve bagels, sammies, coffee and adult beverages. Walked across the sidewalk and visited Book Bug which is a children's book store. Again, a wide selection of books, comfy sitting space and a playhouse for the kiddos. Service was quick and everyone was friendly. I plan on visiting again next time I'm in the area.

I always come here for books amazing stock love the ambiance there i also love the cafe i could…read moreread in there for hours

What a find! Great selection of new and used books with warm and welcoming staff…read more Only thing missing is a bookstore cat! We will be back for sure.

Hello Books has a lot of used books, including those that I was looking for! Good mix of hardcover…read moreand paperback. I appreciate their highlighting of local writers from Michigan. The man working was friendly and nice. Prices were fair for used paperbacks.

Erasmus is a wonderful and weird used bookstore, packed to the brim with books of all sorts by an…read moreavid book collector or two in an old and beautiful home. My bf and I got lost in here (although it is quite organized), just looking for a diamond on the rough book to take home back in April 2025. I only had $8 in cash in me and the kind bookseller let me buy a $10 Jewish hardcover cookbook for only $8! While I am trying to buy LESS books as I downsize, I plan to stop by Erasmus periodically to look and perhaps, give a book a home! Parking is street parking.

The shinning jewel of South Bend…read more When I come back to the area to visit family and friends, I consider Erasmus as both. The store is inside a 1920's German-cottage style house (I could be wrong, but that's my guess) and when you enter you can feel the warmth from the books. The proprietors, Philip and Bill, love the written word. This shows both through conversation and the items that they carry. On the main floor you will find mostly hardback poetry fiction/Lit, 1st editions, Children's and rare books. Downstairs are History, theology, nonfiction and paperbacks. I usually go there and look around, jumping from one section and and floor, to the other and maybe back. Never do I go with a book in mind, but wander and let the book find me. If you need a special book- just ask- it could be around, or they can find it for you.

THIS is one fantastic bookstore. In fact, it is *the quintessential* small town bookstore, the one…read moreyou actually read about in books and wish you had one yourself. If you're anywhere near Elkhart, YOU DO. Lucky us!! Things we love: The work in progress Harry Potter closet under the stairs. YEP!!! The amazing staff! The owners are SO community-minded. It's remarkable. Of course, excellent selection of books THE CUTEST kids area Rolling bookshelves for event space (!) Events! (such as poetry open mic, or local authors) Local authors are featured Knowledgeable staff FANTASTIC sitting clever signs Things that make me sad: We live an hour away. Go! And, perhaps, you'll write your OWN novel, about a bookstore, and this will be your model. LOVE!

This place was a huge disappointment. I took my 3-year old granddaughter on an outing and chose…read morethis local bookstore as part of it. She LOVES reading, and I thought it would be fun to visit a local, independent bookstore. It is a used bookstore, which was not clear from website description. The book choices for preschool children were minimal - a single small bookcase of books - most of which were ancient. (There was a Dick and Jane book there if you want to gauge age of the books). The books were poorly organized and many were very worn. As my granddaughter said, "This bookstore is boring." It was a shame as small communities need good bookstores. This wasn't it. I've been to some GREAT small independent bookstores; I know they can be amazing. This was just depressing.

A charming bookstore in a charming town. Yup, lots of charm all around. The selections are…read morewonderful, new and pre-owned. The staff are helpful. There is sweet spot for children. I derive pleasure from supporting independent bookstores, such as The Book Nook.

A cute stop along the main shopping street in Saugatuck. We loved the kids section and the small…read moreadd-on room that is tucked away with bean bags and a butterfly backdrop. They have a selection of both new and used books and a fairly good variety of options.

The most charming little bookstore! This is how bookstores should be. Shelves stacked tall with old…read morevolumes waiting to be picked up and admired! I Half expected the kid from Neverending story to run through. They have a wide variety and very reasonable prices. From rare pieces to modern. The basement has records and comics so there is a huge selection. I loved the prints available too! Definitely worth a stop

If you're in the area and love books, you definitely need to stop here! We spent about an hour here…read morebut could have spent way more if we had the time. Such a neat little shop with lots of amazing books. I highly recommend!

What an awesome place! I love coming here and just getting lost in the book shelfs. So many cool…read morebooks and they are decently priced! The owner of the store is very nice. You never know what you will find here.

A hidden gem in Chesterton, Indiana which is highly recommended. . I stop in every opportunity…read moreand am always impressed with the book selections and new offerings. The books are in great shape and the prices are reasonable. I have had opertunities to chat with the proprietor on occasion and am impressed with his bredth of knowledge and helpfulness.

If they don't have it they'll order it. If it's old or new, popular or obscure, they probably have…read moreit. You can get lost in the rows and shelves. And isn't that the point of books? I love this bookstore for being more than a bookstore. Tom and the entire staff are fantastic.

The people who work there need to learn manners. They are very unfriendly customer service. They…read morehave this thing about making check out difficult! It's always been difficult to check out very small area and there's always somebody doing company business at the cashier area and limiting checkout. I also don't like when they try to run you over when they're in the store. It's a bookstore. Worker shouldn't try push customers out of their way when they're walking down the aisles. And my God they mark up price is so bad on some of their toys Amazon is cheaper. eBay less expensive. They have a nice selection of books but limited in some categories. I've got made fun of one time because I asked about Cryptid. The worker looked like a Cryptid with all that weird makeup. She's laughed at me. Strange I guess she doesn't have mirrors in her home.