My wife went and found this gem of an owner and store. The store carries a wide range of books…read morefrom bibles to secular paperbacks. Best of all is the African American section. The owner, Reverend Wallace Evans is a fount of information about racial history.

From the owner: Through a dream by Wallace and Charlotte they embarked upon opening a Christian Bookstore. This…read morestore came into fruition on November 1, 1990. Wallace and Charlotte started the business in the den of their home. The business increased and the Evans built their current store in 1994. The goal was to encourage patrons to read more to become more knowledgeable about the bible and to provide black history materials for the surrounding schools, a void that needed to be filled.

Stopped in on a Saturday heading back from the beach. I wanted to trade 2 paperbacks and the lovely…read moreclerk said I can choose a paperback for what I brought in. Unsurprisingly, I found a book for my new bookcase. If you have nothing to trade, you can still find great titles here at a really great price. The shop is small, but they have a decent selection of books. Still on my quest for used cookbooks as well. I will keep checking back here for more titles.

Bought a few books today and I love this book shop! Super cute and cozy. Has a range of genres,…read moreboth new and used! Ownership is friendly and told us they've been in business for 15 years! I cannot recommend this shop enough!

This is a cute little bookstore. They have a good selection of new and used books and it is well…read moreorganized. I love buying used books and was able to find a few good ones. It'll be great if they could add some reading nooks in the store to encourage folks to sit and read while perusing the books. They also have a wine tasting/wine-bar on one side of the store.

Wild to rate anything other than 5 stars. Get vibes. Good collection. Friendly staff.read more

Went here for the 1st time on Sunday September 14th 2025 with my parents. I have been at a barnes…read moreand noble before, and love the bookshop vibes! Lots of books, and also music cds, and dvds! Located in Market Commons in Myrtle Beach, SC near the Stone movie theatre and other eateries nearby and within walking distance. We were actually walking from Kings Grille that was about 3 blocks away. Decided to look in here because I love to find a nice book to read. They had a lot of books from romance to steven king to biographies,cookbooks, magazines and more! They also have music cds, vinyls, and dvds for purchasing. Upon looking, I found The Wicked Soundtrack of the original broadway show, and decided upon getting it. I also was looking for a Percy Jackson series books- I think trials of Apollo- and all those books were in the kids section with the Harry Potter Books and Goosebumps. For kids, they also have lots of toys and jigsaw puzzles. An unique thing to Barnes and Noble is that they also had tons of Harry Potter items- such as legos where one can build the scenes of the movies, and various shirts too. I couldn't find trials of Apollo though, but it's okay! Store was clean and organized. Went to the front to pay for the Wicked Soundtrack. Hardly a line, Cashier was pleasant- paid with cash and the total was $13.00 for the cd! Got accurate change. Oh and they also have a starbucks here plus a cafe to sit down and read, and wifi too! Hope to be back soon!

I walked in and went straight to the service counter where no one was working but no sooner than I…read moretouched the keyboard on the "employee only" computer a man appeared. He greeted me and I mentioned the author I was hunting. He did his computer magic and helped me promptly. I slapped him on the back and thanked him for helping me when no other book store could. I was in and out of B&N within 10min. Done!

When I tell you this bookstore is absolutely beautiful and eclectic, I truly mean it. From floor to…read moreceiling, the shelves are packed with books ranging from vintage finds and timeless classics to newer reads, making it feel like there is something here for every kind of reader. They also carry stunning leather bound books along with drawing supplies for the artists and creatives out there. Wandering through this bookstore felt like stepping into a magical little world that I genuinely did not want to leave. Even though we stopped in close to closing time, the owner never once made us feel rushed or like an inconvenience. She was incredibly welcoming, kind, and happy to have us there. This is exactly the kind of local shop I will happily return to again and again, not just to continue exploring the endless stacks of books, but to support and see the wonderful people who run it as well.

January 24, 2026 - Old Books on Front Street is the friendliest bookstore I ever encountered. There…read morewere some inconveniences, yet they were unavoidable & being taken care of the best they could. This is why I am rating this bookstore 4.4 stars - rounds off to 4 stars. Excellent customer service - 5 Stars. The owner of the bookstore was at the entrance and greeted me & others immediately when we entered the bookstore. Upon entering, I noticed many areas were sectioned and off limits. I found out later that they were placing books back in the bookshelves after they were taken away to repair broken pipes in the store and to prevent them from getting damaged. There were a literary jukebox and vending machine dispensing capsules with quotes - both out of order. I still had a good time wandering around the bookstore and browsing books there. I found a book in the clearance section for 25 cents and purchased it. Despite the inconveniences in the store due to the building being old and being repaired by the owner herself, I am impressed by how personable & amicable the owner was and that she was repairing the pipes in the store by herself instead of hiring someone to do it. I know when the books are organized back on the shelves that I will probably come back and spend more time here. This is a bookstore to see in Wilmington again and again.

Photography by 3Spade7Star @3Spade7Star_photography…read moreJanuary 24, 2026 Papercut Books is the most whimsical indie bookstore experiences I ever had & has the most pretty & eye catching displays I ever saw in a bookstore. They sell vintage books, clothing , fanciful items, handmade bookmarks, and upcycled jewelry amongst antique furniture and comfy seating areas to read books. One can spend hours browsing new and old books in this bookstore for hours. The Netflix Series: The Summer I Turned Pretty was filmed there - starring Lola Tung, Gavin Casalegno and Christopher Briney. The bookstore was filmed in the scene where Laurel and Susannah see writer Cleveland Castillo at the Whale of a Tale bookshop (Episode 1.3) (Episode 1.3) One of the most unique and joyful bookstore experiences I ever had in my life. A definitely go see place for book lovers in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Fun little spot to stop in a see. Some rare and unique finds here. Sit back and enjoy your new or…read morerare book in a comfy chair.