This store was plucked from a Harry Potter book. The curator, I mean, owner, has a talent for…read moresetting atmosphere. Each section has a mix of antiques, relics, notions and items of all origins appropriate to the genera. My daughter and I made a wonderful memory exploring the Knick knacks and books. Thank you, worth more than I can express.

really nice small local bookstore with eclectic feel and many odds and ends. Crystals, books and…read morenick knacks. In the area again will for sure stop back.

We love this place. So many wonderful books and gift options. I never leave here without spending…read moreat least $100, but always a bag full of books.

October 31st, 2025. Happy Halloween yall!…read more A large variety of books. Even the "Banned Book Section" Nice staff.

Love this shop…read more... Years ago was one of few shops selling Mon Pies; however, now available near home. Nice parking lot. Clean and up to date shop. Lots to view in addition to moon pies.... We'll be back every year

Always looking for a new bookstore when visiting a new city. Excited to stop in and look around…read more This is a HUGE store with both an upstairs and downstairs. There are books for all ages from newborn to seniors. There are more than books here! We enjoyed taking our time and looking at as much as we could in the hour we had available on this day. I love looking at cookbooks and there is an excellent variety to choose from. Books from local authors and books related to Tennessee and its history are displayed nicely. I knew I wasn't leaving without at least one book and I found two paperbacks for $5.99 each. Both books from best selling authors that I am excited to read. I highly recommend stopping in to pick out a book! Note: not a moon pie fan so I can't comment on that part of the store.

Great selection and the owner is very knowledgeable. Great chai as well. Highly recommend.read more

I thought this place had a cool vibe and lots of interesting items, but the employee made me feel…read morereally pressured to buy something. I got a latte, but it tasted more like iced coffee with a splash of milk. They also failed to mention the $10 credit card minimum until I had already ordered and I truly didn't see it posted anywhere.

Very very cool bookstore a few blocks from the hotel we stayed at during our day in Knoxville. It's…read morenot a huge space but I found some really amazing stuff here, including some signed books by authors they've recently had in store, and some really talented local writers I hadn't previously been aware of, a few gift-y things like art prints, journals, stationary, etc, and more. Support indie bookstores! You'll find tons of curated treasures by fellow book lovers and locals!

Great selection of books for sale! I specifically love the Locals Section in the back of the store…read more I've been trying to get my book - a "real estate murder mystery" in there for a year - goals! The staff members are always pleasant and it's a wonderful location - an easy walk from Market Square next to one of the finest restaurants in the South - JC Holdway.

Fable Hollow is such a gem--part bookshop, part coffee/specialty drinks spot, and all-around cozy…read morevibe. The space is super cute with tons of little nooks to sit and hang out, plus outdoor seating if you've got a fluffy friend with you. I was honestly so into the atmosphere that I forgot to take a picture of my drink... which says a lot. Loved every bit of this place and definitely one I'll keep coming back to.

OMG super Great coffee. Cute themed book store with super Friendly staff. Would go againread more

Good news for Knoxville's book lovers. . .the Book Eddy has opened a small retail space on North…read moreBroadway, near Lost and Found Records. The even better news is that they have lots and lots of their traditional eclectic merchandise. . .at reasonable prices, and the new retail space is comfortable, attractive, and owner John Coleman is a delight to talk books (or other subjects) with. I picked up a first edition of a delightful baseball novel on his recommendation and I can't wait to begin it. My son picked up a nice tight paperback of A Catcher in the Wry (couldn't convince him to choose The Catcher Was a Spy instead, sadly). We were both absolutely thrilled to see The Book Eddy back in operation in Knoxville proper!

The Book Eddy is back in a new location! It's right between Mid Mod Collective and Wild Love…read moreBakehouse (you can actually enter The Book Eddy from Mid Mod Collective when they're both open), so you can shop for books at The Book Eddy and then furniture/tchotchkes/art/vinyl at Mid Mod and then grab a pastry and a coffee (or read your new book) at Wild Love. Kind of perfect, really. The store isn't large, but it has interesting, beautiful books. Check it out!

Great comic shop love the vibe and the workers. Great selection and thier always willing to order…read moreany thing you need.

They overprice everything like my invincible comics were way overpriced and they didn't want to…read moregive me a refund when I found out. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

We always enjoy stopping in when we are in Knoxville. The selection is interesting and varied with…read morenew books arriving all the time. This shop is more of a collector's paradise than a modern bookshop which sets it apart. You are sure to find a special gift for the bibliophile or a tomb worthy of a permanent spot on your shelf. The staff are friendly and engaging, very easy going. There is no intimidation and you are welcomed to look around and pull books. Children are also welcomed and there are books downstairs for them. Plenty of seating and a comfortable atmosphere. There is a conference room downstairs which may be for rent. It would be a very cool place to meet. Must check out this shop when you are in the area. The books are priced fairly and meet a wide range of budgets.

Came in out of the rain and got a great surprise. They told us to browse the old books, feel free…read moreto read what we like. I did end up buying a book for my son from an old whaler story (not moby dick lol). Some Americans saved some Irish political prisoners held in Australia by the British. Good story. And my comedian husband was trying to be serious reading a news paper about separation of church and state from Ben franklins time and the type setting had f instead of s (on purpose). So of course he read it out loud to me with the wrong f's and we laughed for about 5 minutes straight. They had good tea at the store too. Great atmosphere and cozy. Newer books available down stairs. We read for about an hour. Was fun & we highly recommend the place.