I honestly love this place! It has all the books I love to read and more!! From romance, to teen…read morefiction to fantasy, and also children, it has all the selection you need! I definitely love coming here!

Wow is really the only word. If you want to get lost in the book stacks this is the placee to go…read more A huge selection of used books in every genre. Some new books. Lots of toys, stuffies and accesories (book marks, stickers, pins, etc). A book lovers paradise

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.

All proceeds benefit the Dekalb County Humane Society. Right there that's worth 5 stars for me, but…read morewait, there's more. Tails is located in a convenient spot downtown with good parking spaces all around it. It's easy to pop inside take a peek (or stay for an hour) and go shop at another store, like the Paper Gourmet about 20 feet away. Tails is open Monday-Friday 11:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday 10am-2:00pm. Real hours! Not bad for an all-volunteer business. They have a fairly wide selection (which means for any book lover it's hard to leave empty-handed). Lots of Scholastic books for kids. Some military history. Recent NY Times bestsellers, too. Many of the books are in new condition and so you can even do your Christmas shopping here. Some books definitely are not pristine, but that's okay. There are suggested donation prices posted (that even Amazon can't beat) and if you're feeling generous tell them to "keep the change" and know that the dogs and cats will really appreciate your generosity. If you're a bibliophile looking for a fun, friendly volunteer opportunity, this is it. Apply within. Do you have books you no longer want? Hard for some of us to believe, but if you need to re-home some of your literary friends then please consider donating them to Tails. I had been donating mine to the library, but now most of them go to Tails (sorry EPL). They will take books as well as magazines. Drop them off and enjoy the good feeling you get from sharing them with others. It does have one downside, for me. Given the recent renovation inside the building, the place off-gases like crazy. I'm hopeful that as time goes on it will resolve itself, but please use no VOC-paint and finish next time guys (who I realize are not affiliated with Tails, so let's not take it out on them). Overall, it's a cozy book nook that you can peacefully enjoy and even make new friends. The volunteers that I've met have all been sweet, kind, and very helpful. Auburn is blessed to have this spot open up. Oh, if only it stays here!!

Cute little bookstore in Sturgis, Michigan with the friendliest store keeper…read more There are not a lotta bookstores around anymore and it's always a joy to visit Lowry's when in town to visit family nearby. The wifey found a book that she's been looking for and got a great deal for it. If you're needing a book or gift, please visit this book store.

I've been to Lowry's Books in Sturgis twice and bought something both times. When my wife and I…read morevisit Shipshewana, she likes to visit the scrapbook store in Sturgis, and Lowry's Books is just a few doors down. It has a great atmosphere, friendly staff, and many, many used and new books. If we're in the area again, I will definitely stop by!

This is the small town book store everyone pictures and daydreams about…read more It's not too big or too small. They had about every type of book I could think of, and used and new met side by side in an easy to follow flow. It was light and friendly and smelled of books. "House with a Clock in its Walls" was inspired by a home in this little town of Marshall. And fittingly, there were copies of the book by the cash register. The owner/employee(?) was able to share some knowledge about the author and the book and even gave us directions to drive past the inspiration house. We will be back. I LOVE bookstores and local is the best.

Darling little used bookstore on the main street in downtown Marshall. I spotted it a good half…read morehour after closing time but they were still open. Way cool! Quite a good collection of used AND NEW books on their shelves. Clearly priced and some bargains. Current events, clearance, used and brand new stuff here. The gent who rang up my purchase was super nice and chatty about what someone from Charlotte is doing all the way here in Marshall. Thanks for the friendly chat! [Review 11090 overall, 863 of 2019.]

This Barnes & Noble is one of our favorites. Their customer service is AWESOME! While we enjoy the…read moreentire team that works there, Izzy is one of our favorites. Izzy has helped us find things in store, she has ordered things for us, and she has given us excellent recommendations - all with such kindness and eagerness to help. We always have a great experience at this Barnes & Noble and know you will too. Be sure to ask for Izzy! :)

Yay books! Boo no hockey cards??? So many football cards, so little hockey... good selection of…read moremusic though!

This is a top-notch used bookstore, both in terms of quality and quantity. Not only are there…read moremultiple rooms (main, back, and downstairs), but the bookshelves nearly go to the ceilings and stepladders/stools are necessary to explore the top 2-3 shelves for even the tallest customers. I spent most of my time in the back room and found several hard to find books in a pretty short time, and left with a big stack and $100 poorer. Specifically, their history, religion, philosophy, nature, and psychology sections were impressive and well-curated. I didn't look at much fiction, but there was plenty of it. The crafts/hobbies sections seemed to skew more towards male-dominated hobbies. The atmosphere of the place was just great and any book lover owes a trip here if they are within 50 miles and have a few hours to spare, although it would take days to look through a good portion of it. Keep in mind that there are maps of the sections and there is also parking behind the building, which seems to go overlooked. To date, this is one of my favorite bookstores of all-time.

Get lost in the stacks, pet the friendly cats, and bring your wallet. You could easily spend an…read morehour or two wandering the 3-level shop, or use one of their laminated maps to make a beeline to your genre preferences.

I am surprised that there are no reviews here! My boyfriend and I like to look around this shop…read morewhenever we are in Grabill. Every nook and cranny has something interesting! I really like their jewelry. When I need earrings I like to check them first because they are always very unique, and I can't wear earrings with nickel.

From the owner: Welcome to Catalpa Tree Shops! Since 1986, Catalpa Tree Shops has been the premier provider of…read moremetaphysical and spiritual supplies in the Grabill, IN area. We are an independently-owned and operated business with over 30 years of experience. Our friendly and professional staff work to provide quality products at reasonable prices. At Catalpa Tree Shops, we offer metaphysical and spiritual books, music, jewelry, incense, crystals, stones, greeting cards, essential oils, flower essences and tarot and oracle cards. We also provide classes in art, health and spiritual modes. Stop by today to see our vast collections that are ever-growing.

This place is a wonderful resource for book lovers. Whether you are looking for a specific genre,…read moreor a specific author, a book can be found here. If you are a book lover, this is your place. This place also accepts books whether it be a childhood book, a recent find, an old favorite, a college textbook. I found out that audiobooks are also accepted for sale but go very fast as purchases due to commuters especially in the Ann Arbor area.

From the owner: Family owned Used and Rare Bookstore with over 100,000 books in stock. In business since 2000.read more