Love this new place. It is so much more gigantic inside than I would have ever expected…read more There's coffee and tea and a dog!!! There's seats to relax and read. There's a book club once a month. The owner is a funny lady and the best laid back professional you could encounter. My son grabbed some Harry Potter books. I donated some old books. There is also going to be a family game night coming soon if it hasn't started already. It is just an adorable space to spend some time in and I'd recommend it for any and all book nerds alike.

IT IS CLOSED. Sad but, true. It was a fantastic books shop where I picked up a lot of books before…read morethey closed down. It's now a Threads shop.

This is the place to stop if you're into Trollbeads! I had searched to see if there were any local…read moreretailers as I really like to see before purchasing and this came up (relatively close - still a nice day trip). I was blown away when I stopped in at the selection of not only Trollbeads (more on that) but interesting items. There was a huge assortment of antiques, new crafts, cards, books, vintage furnishings - you name it, I think they may have carried it! But, back to the beads - Karen came over and she was just incredible. She clearly knows her Trollbeads and a total newbie like me learned so much from her probably less than an hour, it was amazing. Not to mention the huge selection. And, the really affordable prices on many beads that you just won't find anymore. I found Karen to be so helpful and charming and honest. It was a really nice customer experience and I highly recommend visiting Twice Told Tales for anyone in the area. Plus, the downtown is really nice with an assortment of quirky stores and restaurants (and plenty of parking). It really is a hidden gem!

I stumbled spin this fun shop on a stroll. At first when. I walked in I saw lots of things that…read morelooked like nothing I would be interested in. BUT there is a great selection of old books, greeting cards and made in the USA items!! I am so happy I came in and was lucky to find things for an upcoming baby shower! Also shout out to the owners Nephew for being so helpful in the store!! Hopefully she had a great time at the baby shower!

It was a bit cold outside and I needed to kill time so I was delighted to stumble across this…read morebookshop! First, I love that they have free non perishable goods outside for people to help themselves as they need it. The shop inside is very cute, they have a diverse selection of books inside a cozy space. I liked how it was organized, enjoyed featuring of local artists work, including cards and bookmarks. Prices were what you can expect from a smaller book store, nothing incredibly expensive and overall a good deal. They also had a pile of books by the door that were completely free, which I thought was a great idea. Definitely a great place to stop by if you're looking for a new read!

My favorite bookstore, hands down…read more The team at Heartleaf has created such a welcoming & eclectic environment. They've carefully curating a wide variety of stories, accumulated so many sweet little goodies & knick knacks, & built a wonderful, irreplaceable community in Providence. They put a LOT of effort into highlighting BIPOC & queer authors in their collection. The range of genres & narratives - especially considering the tiny size of the store - is a masterclass in diverse inventory. The very best thing about Heartleaf, though, is the manager. She alone is worth a visit to the store. If she's napping, it's a cardinal sin to disturb her. You'll just have to come back another time to give her a scratch behind the ears. (Penny is the manager. Penny is also a cat. I promise I'm not randomly scratching humans behind the ears.) Thank you Caroline & Mads for everything you do. Long live Heartleaf!

This bookstore is fantastic! There are so many affordable books to find at this charming spot. I…read morelove their huge selection of beautiful notebooks to pick from. It is a smaller bookstore, but it has a lot of popular books available and a great selection of used books. There is an entire section of used books marked at a great price. I loved all the natural lighting that spilled into the space. While I didn't end up interacting with anyone who worked there, it felt like the staff was ready to answer any questions based on an interaction I saw with a cashier and another customer. There is metered parking right in front. I'd recommend checking this bookstore out.

If you are in downtown Providence, this is a great stop not only for books but also for souvenirs,…read morefun items, and vinyl. The store is well stocked and large for a downtown shop. The selection of books and music will make you spend time searching for your favorite. Street parking or public transportation are the best ways to reach this store....in addition to walking....

Cozy atmosphere Great used book selection…read moreTasty small plates and cocktails Friendly service Run by wonderful people

A lovely shop and snackery in Warren! Books, wine, and snacks - you can't really go wrong! They…read morehave a great selection of used books at awesome prices. The snacks and wine are on the pricier side, so the books balance it all out. Appreciate the variety of curated wines available. The hummus plate was tasty and the perfect lighter app before dinner. I will be back the next time I'm in Warren

This bookstore is a joy to browse. It is an uncommon used bookstore in that it has a great…read moreselection and it is not dusty, musty, or dirty like many are--their aisles and shelves are very clean and they seemed to have air filters running when I was first there (may have just been AC?). My allergies weren't bothered by sorting through books for an hour, like they usually are at other used bookstores. Their inventory is more non-fiction heavy, though they have a very nice fiction/literature room. The selection of historical non-fiction is fantastic, and I particularly had fun finding books on folklore and mythology from various parts of the world. They also have a large selection of cookbooks and art books. A very high number of "special" books in every section, when usually you have to search for just a few. The person curating the selection knows what he/she is doing. The owner or worker who was there during our last visit was not obtrusive and made us feel very comfortable browsing, even though my partner managed to accidentally knock down a display book.

The vibe of this place is so quaint and cute. Feels old and has history. Huge selection of books,…read moreprints, and more. I bought an antique postcard of a local mansion and love it. Was a rainy day so perfect for book hunting. The owner was sweet. The style was perfect for the area and priced well too.

Went to suite 2117 and no one there and locked.Tried calling and no responce.Are you still in…read morebusiness?normand_bedard@aol.com

Really cute book shop! It's easy to get to in hope artist village. I parked in between the two…read morebuildings, saw the sign for the store in a window, and went in through the side door and it was right there! It's cozy inside with a great selection. You can curl up and read a book there if you want! They also offer blind book dates - the books are wrapped and labeled with the genre with some fun goodies that come with them. The owner hosts some cool events, I haven't been to one yet but really looking forward to attending one soon.

I have been wanting to visit Pourings and Passages for a long time. Books are my favorite thing! I…read morelive a good distance away and last weekend I was finally in the area so I stopped by! It was about 15 minutes before closing and I quickly looked around. I saw a great selection of used books and I was greeted by several people that worked there. They were so friendly and we had a great conversation about books! I will definitely return when I have more time! I highly recommend this store!

I'm currently in Connecticut for a wedding and staying in an area that is mostly beautiful nature,…read moreparks, and lots and lots of trees I don't get to see very often. While driving around the area I entered "book store" into Yelp and it took me to Pourings and Passages in Danielson. I think the only time I ever came to Danielson was to check out the old abandoned toy factory that I think is gone now, but that was well over a decade ago when I still live in Connecticut so I was pretty stoked to check this small town out again. When you first walk into this book store, it looks like a pretty average book store before you realize it includes what appears to be three or four full retail shops worth of books all separated by category and even features areas for movies and a whole lot of religious stuff. I spent a good 25 minutes or so walking around and checking everything out, now one thing I will say is this place definitely had the smallest horror section I've seen out of the Connecticut book shops, but hey, maybe it's just not a big genre in the area. Overall, Pourings and Passages is a massive place to explore and had a ton of books at some of the best prices I've seen in a very long time. Actually, now that I'm writing this I just realized I forgot to pick up the Christopher Golden book I found for $3 and I'm pretty bummed about it. Oh well, point is, come and check this place out for yourself.

Service, selection, and value! free parking and convenient. Accept credit cards and take in books…read morefor trade in

Love the selection of books.and the sales people are nice, but they charge a surcharge on using a…read morecredit card which is illegal in the state of Ma.