Horizon Books was my favorite bookstore as a kid and my favorite study spot today. The selection is…read moregreat - I especially really love all of the displays for state history and local authors. They have an excellent children's section. The staff are really sweet. There's a piano in the back, and occasionally a pianist will come by and play. My only critique is that the public wifi is very spotty, so it's hard to linger long enough to enjoy the atmosphere sometimes.

Not a very helpful crew working tonight. Some work needs to be done by the management there to help…read morefolks find what they're looking for. This is why Amazon is winning. You can do better.

Outside there are two large bins with a lot of good books - mostly fiction - in great condition,…read moreall for a dollar each. Inside lacks aesthetic appeal, but has a large selection and affordable pricing. Though, bookshelves are way too high for me to see, much less grab a lot of the books. But a couple cozy sofas in the center gave me a comfy place to skim through some books that I did find.

This place used to be awesome. But no going there is kinda sad…read more There are often huge gaps where there should be books. And the media section is now laughable. I remember when I'd go in every weekend and see new blu rays. But now, it's always the same stuff. Actually that section looks more empty than the bookshelves.

What a cool bookstore! I could have spent hours browsing. A really unique collection of old and new…read moreat reasonable prices. I can't wait to come back when I have more time to really dig in.

In our day trip to Northport, we were walking back from lunch when Dog Ears Books peaked our…read moreinterested. Upon further examination, we discovered a true gem in the town of Northport. This used/new bookstore has a delightful charm (complete with a dog in a chair, adorably sleeping during our visit), books stacked from floor to ceiling, and a certain ambiance that can only be achieved by the greatest used bookstores. After combing through the shelves, my other half grabbed a stack of books he couldn't leave without. It would have received a five star review, except you can only pay with cash. We had to pop over to the ATM to get enough cash for our total.

Lovely place Lena helped unusual books found some great books!…read more Helpful, interesting and informative.

From the owner: High quality used, old and rare books. We are off the main street in Leland. Once people find us…read morethey come back. We are referred to as a gem. We hope to see you. George and Merry Ball, owners

We make a point to visit The Cottage Book Shop every year, and we always find something special to…read moretake home. They have an incredible selection, including tons of gorgeous special edition classics like Jane Eyre, making it so much fun to browse. The store is cozy, welcoming, and full of unique finds. It's become one of our favorite annual stops, and we already can't wait to come back next year!

A charming little shop packed with books for all readers. I loved browsing and picked up a vacation…read moreread. The staff were friendly and the prices were reasonable. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

I love this place! I love the way it smells and the lighting and the quietness here. They have fun…read moregifts, t-shirts, cards, and bags and a cute little children's section--plus parking in the back which is handy during the summertime. So far, the staff has been very friendly but not all-up-in-your-stuff which I really appreciate. Also, unlike the big-box bookstores, you don't get harassed at the checkout for a bunch of personal info and "savings."

Love to support such fun and independent book stores. Had a great selection of books, fun displays,…read moreand creative gifts. Loved the "banned" books display. Appreciated the dog dishes outside since we're traveling with our dogs. Always nice to see a business that cares about humans and four legged friends too.

Memorieeeeeees…read more Well, sort of. This is the former location of Borders in Traverse City, wherein I first polished my skills as a budding barrista. I worked in the cafe. It was the best of times, I assure you. Until they mandated that I wear a hat, and then it was all over. I don't do hats. But, I do do coffee while getting my nails done -- and needed a latte to ensure that I could fully enjoy my pedicure at LA Nails (in the same center). I hoped upon hope that when BAM! had taken over Borders that they'd preserved the cafe, and that they did. In fact -- this entire store is basically the same layout, with the same stuff as the old Borders. Cheers to that. My coffee was pretty darn good, 4-stars for sure. Pro-tip: this place has nice, clean bathrooms that are accessible easily (and publicly) from the side entrance, where the cafe is. And there you have it -- my small jaunt down memory lane. The smell of a fresh espresso bag still brings me back to an 18-year old Colleen C in flared jeans and an apron.

The selection on US Military history was almost non-existent , Anything , which wasn't much, WW1&2…read morewas only in the world History section. Had many books that almost seemed anti patriotic, but few that seemed patriotic for a business that is succeeding in a capitalist society.

This is one of those used bookstores that has a preternatural silence about it. If you visit used…read morebookstores, you know what I mean. It's just ... quiet. You can do some thinking in this bookstore. In other words: It's a good used bookstore! Book Nook is one of the older bookstores in Cadillac. They have lots of books, including rare and out-of-print titles. It's not fancy in the least bit, and in fact it's a little overwhelming to visit because there's just so much everywhere all at once. But if you're into organized chaos, you will have fun exploring Book Nook because there is something to see all around the store. My children headed straight for the kids' section. There were lots of books here that sent me straight to the late 1980s and early 1990s when I was a young reader, like the McGurk detective series and Lois Lowry joints. My kids each found a book to take home for pocket change. That's the great thing about used book stores: You can walk away with a treasure for a couple of bucks. Book Nook also has lots of old magazines, those trash paperback romance novels you read on vacation, albums and vinyl records, 25-cent gum-ball machines and more. It's the real old-school deal, and you need to visit this place when you're in Cadillac.

If you are looking for a book, this is your place. The store is filled with books from paper back…read moreto hardcover. They also have a small selection of records.

Lovely bookstore. Has a good selection of books for great prices. The man helping us was very…read morehelpful and informative. We will be back for sure

Very pleasant and welcoming! Wonderful place to find a treasure in hard or soft covers! Great…read moreprices and unique selections!

I've just always had really positive experiences here. They were able to squeeze me in for a last…read moreminute reiki appt and not only were they so courteous on the phone, but Jo was so polite and personable with me. I really appreciated that she took the time to give me feedback after my service. I'd recommend this place for everything they offer

I had a tarot reading done with Kafi. She was kind and…read morehelpful. She was so accurate with my reading. I left feeling really good about myself and the path I'm going. I highly recommend seeing her!