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.

Thanks again to Yelp for helping me find this place. What a wonderful shop this is too. Books,…read morebooks everywhere! I surely could've spent more time and money there but went home with seven books for around $20 total. If you're looking to save a little money from the other, bigger name bookstores around stop in for a visit. Once I read through my purchases I should be coming back in time for another haul of winter reading to carry me through.

Too confusing-lots of old, just dusty musty books. Person not interested in greeting me or other…read morecustomers & unhelpful. Really not sure how this place is still in business. I'd prefer to get a book out of the library that's cleaned or a sale book from symposium or one of the other bookstores

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

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

So we came to this store because I had looked up souvenir shops and this came up (for some odd…read morereason, but I didn't know that yet.) It was right across the street from our hotel, in a historic building, so I was very excited to come in and get some stuff. I was a bit disappointed when we walked in because it is not a souvenir shop. It's a bookstore that specializes in H.P. Lovecraft and things of that horror nature. The store is well organized and has a lot of books and other memorabilia in the genre. Everything is priced really well and they do not seem to try to gauge you by charging more than they should for things. The person who was working when we came in was super nice and very engaged with customers. I really liked them and the place but I didn't purchase anything because it wasn't what I was looking for. However, if you're looking for this sort of stuff, it's the perfect place for it.

Terrific little bookshop with a bent towards science fiction and horror (this is H. P. Lovecraft…read morecountry after all!). The proprietor is friendly and knowledgeable about the authors and books in his store. A fun place to browse and discuss the merits of this or that writer.

An amazing gem!…read more Filled with beautifully presented and thoughtfully curated books (twenty highlighted stories per month), kind staff, as well as journals, local art/products made by RISD grads, tees, puzzles and much more. There's something here for everyone. Unexpectedly, we particularly loved the books in their kids section. Very dog friendly, always a plus. Loved it so much that we will be sure to stop by next time we're down from Boston.

I first came across Twenty Stories after going to Aleppo Sweets right next door on Ives Street. I…read morecame back to Twenty Stories on Thursday, July 25th. When I walked in, Alexa was packing books and told me she was getting their teal vintage bookmobile (love the color) ready for Newport Folk Fest. I informed her I only wanted to take a look at the cards and Shorthand notebooks. She said as long as I didn't mind the mess, I can take a look. The store is spacious. By the front (cash register) is the card wall and the notebooks section (LEUCHTTURM1917 notebooks, Moleskine notebooks, and Shorthand notebooks.) I was so excited to see that Twenty Stories carried Shorthand products when I had first popped into the store. I have a few items from Shorthand and their quality is superb. Shorthand is a stationary company in Los Angeles specializing in creating tools for productivity and creativity - notebooks and office supplies that strike a balance between being functional and aesthetically pleasing. I purchased a lavender reporter (a compact notebook). The cover is letterpressed with Title and Date lines. At checkout, I was given a free Twenty Stories bookmark. Also don't forget to check-in on Yelp to get the offer - 10% off your purchase. I didn't use it this time, but will definitely use it next time. I learned that every month, the two owners, Alexa Trembly and Emory Harkins, hand-select twenty titles to feature in their store. They sift through hundreds of titles to find the most inspiring, innovative, and thought-provoking books out there, and at the center of the curation is a diverse list of authors, themes, and publishers. They also bring their bookmobile to different events. If you are in the area, you should check out Twenty Stories if you are a bookworm or a stationary aficionado.

Spacious and giant bookstore that also sells school supplies and Brown University apparel and…read moremerchandise. I went on a shopping spree and purchased several items featuring Julia Gash's art, including a tote bag, apron, coasters, a trivet, etc. Even got a free copy of the hardcover book, "Brown: The History of an Idea."

Was lucky enough to find parking near the bookstore and went inside to browse. Got a nice magnet…read morebecause why not? Kids found a quiet play area upstairs to relax and enjoy their time instead of walking the campus. There were kid tables and chairs. Staff are friendly. Also saw a discounted 50% off section but nothing interested us. Found a coke bottle with our kids name on it and husband bought it. Never been to Rhode Island before until we came to Brown!!

This is a cute and charming small bookstore. The owner was very sweet. I love supporting small…read moreshops and trying to spend my money in stores like this versus Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Their selection isn't too extensive but they had some unique books I'd never seen before as well as some more widely known titles. I think it's a great mix of genres in here. Check it out.

This is a fabulous independent bookstore. It's layout is spacious, making for relaxed, easy…read moreexploring and browsing. The card selection is top notch, featuring a variety of cards for every occasion. Book selection is varied and included excellent volumes on local history and topics. Add to that cheerful staff, and you've got it al!

We usually go to a be Barnes & noble in Warwick bc we live closer to that one but this one did not…read moredisappoint. It's right next to Ulta and a few other stores that I personally enjoy shopping. My husband mentioned that the shopping center was literally created for just me because it has a lot of my favorite shops in the same center. Extremely friendly employees that helped my husband find the medical books that he was looking for and my sons all found something that they wanted. I will probably go back to buy some calligraphy pens that I saw. I'm just an amazing vibe all around. They had some great deals on some books and other items I bought my husband some posts that said number one Dad on it. I love that there's a place for you to get coffee so that you can sit there and enjoy some coffee while shopping around.

Looks like a larger Barnes and Noble but the selection is quite lacking. I also find it ironic that…read morethe witch craft section (low key shocked to see) was next to the self help. Kind of weird. Also they have a limited philosophy section in which I'd say half of the philosophy was Buddhism (again near witch craft section). I would have put the Buddhism in religion not philosophy? Would have loved to see a more robust selection but perhaps that is just a testament to the area as they stock what demand requests. Would not go back too.