The visitor center at the Manhattan Project National Historical Park a few blocks away doesn't have…read morea gift shop, but this bookshop seems be the place to get your Manhattan Project souvenirs. I bought a clock made from excess graphite and process tubes from the Hanford reactors (so it was never used in the actual reactor, with no chance of radioactivity), supplied by the B Reactor Museum Association. The gift shop proceeds are used to fund interpretative projects at the reactor, make displays, and support many other reactor related projects. The owner is also a former Health Physicist at the Hanford Vitrification Project. The rest of the shop has a dizzying array of books, scifi toys, memorabilia, and posters. There's even a cordoned off rare book room which contains books from the 1600's and first editions of books. This shop is a labor of love and much appreciated. They can be open even beyond their posted hours, so if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by to check it out!

This is my second trip here. I'm going to make it a priority that whenever I'm in Richland that I'm…read moregoing to stop here every single time. This place is amazing! He has all kinds of collectibles here. Rows and rows of books, old out of print books , expensive rare 1st edition books, movie props and memorabilia, movie posters, pop-culture collectibles, collectible sci-fi toys, tons of Hanford Nuclear collectibles and souvenirs. And his personal service to you is great too. I asked about a particular topic in sci-fi that I was trying to find a book on, but I couldn't remember the author and he knew exactly which authors to look for in that genre right off the top of his head! The man is a wealth of knowledge. You could easily spend a couple of hours in here just looking at everything he has to offer. Although I wanted to buy more, I did end up purchasing an old hardback book of Treasure Island from 1924 that I've always fancied. One of my favorites from my childhood. Not a big purchase, but it was one that I had wanted. More people need to know about this place.

Went is with some questions about games like D and D. Guy behind the counter ( wearing a stupid…read morecowboy hat) was not helpful, and made no real attempt to understand what i was asking about, or direct me me in any direction within the store. Rather then browse around to find an answer to my question on my own i just left.

I come here as often as possible when coming through town. They have a large comics section and…read moreback issues are buy 2 get 1 free. I always seem to walk out with at least a dozen so the savings adds up! The staff is always friendly. Lots of other stuff to check out here like games and music, but I'm usually on a time crunch and the comics collection is mission one.

Shout out to Melissa and Patty at the Wellsian Goodwill!…read more They have been so welcoming at this Goodwill and that is very much appreciated! It's nice to have somewhere to take our gently used items and take a gander at other items in the store when I can visit. It can be tricky to ask for help to look at the items in the glass case because if the cashiers aren't swamped, the ladies otherwise available to help unlock the case aren't always seeming happy to do so, so I simply don't bother with anything in the case. Purchased a large whiteboard for our home classroom and a few kitchen items that were a fun find. I don't particularly buy the furniture items here as there most usually is someone or a few people parked on them for long periods of time. Oh well.

My husband and I come here sometimes hoping to find something. The prices are a little high and…read morethere's not much selection. Everything just seems like trash or severely picked over, unfortunately. The store is always in a big state of disarray when we come in too. Not very impressed with this location.

This place is not for the faint of heart. Like most used bookstores, it's a treasure hunt searching…read morethe stacks, but this one teeters on hoarder-like status. There are boxes and boxes piled high of unpriced books that create a maze through the store. If you've got patience and like sifting through books, this place is for you!

Good inventory, very helpful staff. I usually find something new to read! Very good prices.read more

Nice no-frills old-timey used bookstore filled to the ceiling with books, vids and mags. Could have…read morespent two hours here! Often overlooked according to owner as store is one block furthwr down Main St. A great place to stock up on reading material for this quiet part of Eastern OR. Frequent buyer card.

From the owner: As the only used bookstore in Hermiston and most of the surrounding area, our goal is to meet the…read moreneeds of the community with a great choice of books and good service. We have two huge rooms with tens of thousands of gently used books: western, sci-fi/fantasy, mystery, action, suspense, romance, young adult, children/homeschool, Christian, classics, lots of non-fiction, Spanish. We also offer audio books, movies, and book-related gifts. Please see our Facebook page: NeighborhoodBooksandGifts

Solid bookstore, although the prices are a bit higher than you'd like and they don't offer any used…read morebooks, which is annoying. Also the store was uncomfortably warm which made it difficult to browse for as long as I'd want to. Bathroom situation: it was reasonably clean, although there was a slight aroma of rotting death. Maybe spray some air freshener around, or improve the ventilation. Still, a throughly acceptable place to drop the kids off at the pool.

I like the books they have for he kids section but I am still in hunt for books that play rhymes…read moreand I could not find any. . Most of the time I do not find a team Member to help me find a book so I get disappointed. The books which I got is nice but I just find It pricy for games and other things. I highly suggest to have a membership as it gives you discount and the Starbucks in this store is a good place to sip your coffee and read books but doesn't not have enough chairs.

Has all kinds of bibles, gifts, and Christmas items all year! The customer service was great!read more

Their hours on Saturday mornings is 11 am. Way too late when you are running errands and want to…read moreget other things done. I work all week and use Saturdays to be able to spend more time picking out special gifts. I'll stick to buying on line.

A perfect bookstore! A sea of books you won't find online or at shops like Powells. I strain my…read morearms with rare volumes every time I visit. Worth the trip, especially with the Kittitas Cafe next door! Not to mention, buy two get a third free!

What a darling bookstore in Kittitas! We stopped by this small town while hiking and wine tasting…read morein the area, and drove by Bailey's Bibliomania on the way to a nearby restaurant. I just couldn't leave town without stopping in! I'm a huge reader, so this was actually my first visit in a bookstore since sheltering-in-place, which made the experience all the more special to me. I walked in and was the only one in the store, other than the owner. This is a used bookstore with many prized possessions here. I could've really spent the entire day here, but was given a deadline of 20 minutes by bae because we had a wine tasting appointment we needed to get to. So I quickly found the fiction area and browsed as fast as I could, in search of my next read. They also had a deal where if you buy two books, you get one for free, which was tempting. But sadly, I was only able to find one book in such a short time spent here. However, I scored a first edition of a John Updike novel, so it's really a win-win. Bailey's Bibliomania is located off the main street of businesses in town. Parking is easy to find right out front of the store. The owner was very nice and just as you'd expect from these kind of small bookstores, it's a place where you can talk about books with the owner because he actually reads the material. In my brief chat with him, I learned that Bailey's Bibliomania was named after his beagle that sadly passed away. Yet, you see the image of a beagle in the store's logo throughout the place. I just love that this kind of bookstore makes for such a needed presence today, in a world of screens. Kittitas is lucky to have this here; support this business!

Love this little place, lots of history and such a sweet owner. Only suggestion is to ease up a bit…read moreon the incense in the store. I feel like it might chase customers off if they were sensitive to fragrances. Tons of different categories of books used, rare and comics.

Churchill's Booklovers Haunt is just the kind of place I love and my kids get annoyed about. I get…read moreit. When I'm set loose into a good bookstore, I tend to wander. And wander I did in Churchill's, through shelf after shelf of fiction, non fiction, vintage titles. I eventually left with a paperback I'd never heard of, a first edition of one of my old favorites, and a cool 1980 comic book that just struck my fancy. But more than the things I bought, what I really found in the meandering shelves of this little bookshop was the sense that there could be some treasure waiting for me around the next corner. In this little space filled with books of all kinds, Churchill's captures the feeling of discovery that all good bookstores have and online bookstores just can't replicate. My kids weren't with me this time, but I could hear them as I wrapped up my visit to Churchill's bookshop. "Come ON Dad, let's goooo already." I had to smile. I can always tell it's a great bookstore when I can hear my kids telling me I've spent too long wandering its shelves.

Very unique used bookstore, with tons of books to dig thru...also some comics, manga, & even VHS…read moretapes. Don't be scared off by possible high prices, the owner seems always willing to haggle.

The worker would not stop talking or let you talk. They kept talking about the store projects and…read moretheir work phones and everything under the sun. I couldn't browse what they had because they would not stop talking. It was hard to even leave the store because they would NOT stop talking. I kept asking for my bag back so I could leave. (when you walk in they place it behind the counter.) The pricing is ridiculous. Horrible condition books/manga that aren't even worth $4 they sell for $19 STARTING. Better off finding a half priced book store in the other surrounding towns ! Or eBay! The worker said they don't look at pricing online they base it on how old the book is. So even a book that was from 2021 is way overpriced. Go in at your own risk but be ready for an ear full and not being able to talk. I'd recommend not bringing in any bags so you don't get stuck trying to ask for it back like I did.