When you walk into a book store I want it to feel like home. This place feels like home it smells…read morelike a book store and the people whom work there love books and it feels safe enough to take my children to this place. I've met the owner and I love her, shes this person whom loves books and the people like her, and shes funny too. I wanted something different and they guys gave me 5 options and asked me a ton of questions. That's called getting to know your customer and them knowing you. I return to places like this. I spend money at places like this over and over again. Shop at this place and keep it in business.

Partly my fault. I brought in tons of fantasy books and got a nice store credit which I didn't…read morenotice had an expiration date. So they wouldn't honor my credit. I asked for my books back and got a chuckle for my request. Just warning everyone to notice your expiration date or get scammed for a couple hundred dollars worth of books!!!

I adore this store.GLAD it's still going strong friendly staff and so many different…read morecollections.The best book store in this town.

First off I'd like to say that it is awesome that Meadville even has a bookstore. In an era of…read moredigital technology bookstores all over the country are harder and harder to find. I love bookstores and have been to many throughout the country. Tattered Corners is very average. Mostly paperbacks here with an alright selection. The pricing system is very strange. Tattered Corners sells their books for half of what the publishers listing is. This leads to some either great or awful deals. For books produced in the 70's and before you can get them for a couple bucks. But anything from the 90's onward is between 8 and 12 dollars, and for a used bookstore that is kind of pricey. I understand that this is a small business and there is only ever one person working. So to expect employee reviews placed throughout the story (great bookstores always have these) I guess is a little too much to ask. Also, there are no collections of literary journals or magazines, (something I love about independent bookstores) so that is also a bit of a bummer. But as I said, I'm just being picky and maybe even a bit pretentious. I'm glad Meadville has a bookstore and I hope Tattered Corners stays in business for a long time!

This is definitely A MUST visit when you come to Erie. It's…read morea community's bookstore that has recently added a coffee shop inside. They offer a wide selections of books, both well-loved (2nd-hand) and new, from Mystery, Romance, History, to Children's books. It is such a relaxing and peaceful experience to browse around the store, looking for a treasure to be found (You can also join their book club). If you are looking for a gift or souvenir, there are also small gifts such as stationary items or treats from local places like Lake Erie Candy Co. All the way in the back is a coffee shop that sources coffee from North Edge Craft Coffee (Erie's own roasting company), and a bakery, offering foods such as bagels and cupcakes. So far, I have only tried Chai tea latte and Dirty chai, but will definitely try other items in the future. My favourite part here, other than delicious drinks and books, are that they offer to buy back the book that you recently purchased, and will give you store credit to be used for your next purchase, or you can also bring in any books you currently own, and sell it to them for store credit. Grab a drinks, your favourite book and get lost in another world!

Nice coffee and a good variety of used books. Plus they work with the community, with various book…read moreclubs meeting there

Very loud with kids running around and the selection was not very great. Not worth the trip.read more

This bookstore is really a great idea and the perfect addition to the Washington Square area. It is…read moreclean inside and they have a nice selection of all media- books, DVDs/blu-rays, and even CDs. They also take donations here, so it's easy to drop off that bag of items that has been riding around in your car the last few months. It's worth walking around for a bit and seeing what sparks your interests.

Had a great time in the stacks today. These books call to you from the shelves...begging to be…read morepicked up and read. The customer service was adequate. I only really got one "smile" and that was almost forced. But I'm bringing home a haul of books, dvds, and a game for under $35...so I can't talk at that! Will I come back, sure! Will it be soon? Also, sure. But would being genuinely friendly kill you?

This HPB location is almost as good as the old Big Half Priced Books on Lane in Columbus (yes, we…read morecall it The Big HPB). Great selection, good sized clearance section, lots of books. Good prices. Lots of books (did I already say that?). Per the usual, I waddled out with arms bursting with my haul. I got a mix of Clearance fiction and some new non fiction. They have cute gift items as well, and the people are friendly. I did sell back a stack on a previous trip, and was not impressed with the buy back prices, but that's pretty much normal for consignment, and it did (temporarily) reduce the book burden in my house, which was the goal. Book burden was replaced during subsequent visit and has been returned to stasis.

Love that there is a hole-in-the-wall style book store in little ol' Wooster. It's just one of many…read moreshops that really "make" this little town. This shop has two floors packed to the brim with about any kind of book imaginable. An entire children's section, foreign language books, old collectors books, and more. If you wanted to put together a bookshelf full of classics that actually look like classics in worn, brown leather binding you could definitely get your start here. There is every section you expect from a book store. An extensive collection of fiction starting at the front of the store, with classics and nonfiction in the back and upstairs. The children's section is also upstairs. There are a few places where you can sit and read. This being a primarily used book store, you can sell and trade too. Highest dollar is given for nonfiction, with hardbacks being at the top of that list. You can sell your books outright with no obligation to use the money as credit only. However, like with most trade-in places, you will typically get more value if you apply it in credit than if you take it in cash. Absolutely worth a visit, even if you're just looking to browse the day away in town.

Fantastic book store. I'm always looking for shops like this. Well organized with a lot of unique…read morefinds. Good prices helpful staff. Definitely with the stop. Check out Spoon Market near by too.

Great bookstore with a great selection! Great prices and lovely owners. Great to talk to. Glad…read morethere is a used bookstore in the area again and the ability to support local.

The Mythical Bookworm is probably the best place to buy used books, especially in the area…read more I used to order most of my books online, but since this shop has opened, they have a good 90% of everything I need. They receive new books frequently, and carry an impressively wide array of books, especially for such a small store. Prices are great, owners are friendly, and it's even got a pretty generous loyalty program. The only downsides to me are just standard stuff. Sometimes you'll buy a book and sometimes the inside will be full of someone else's annotations. That's happened before, but it's just a risk of buying used rather than new. Same goes for potentially not having the specific book you're looking for. These are sort of universal problems for used book stores though, and are well worth it for all of the benefits. Absolutely worth your time, especially if you live nearby.

Enjoyed my visit to this quaint coffee shop and bookstore. Delicious coffee beverage. Drank the…read moreAmericano...super good. Also bought a locally made pumpkin cinnamon roll and it was very fresh. Great balance of the roll to the icing. Tasted great! Will definitely stop here again the next time I'm in Lodi!

Awesome little spot, I wish there was something like this where I'm from. Very good coffee, rich…read moreand smooth.

I stopped in last week and immediately noticed the shop looking brighter and cleaner and less…read morecluttered. Apparently it's under new management. They've closed the basement level and are sorting through the large inventory, curating what's on the shelves, and selling most of the used books for only $1-2 apiece. There's no longer a cat there, which is a little sad, but it does feel like a healthier environment and no longer a deterrent for folks with a cat allergy. I'm excited to see what's ahead for this friendly local business.

I lived in Barberton for 14 years and frequented the store..... I try to stop in when I'm in town…read more Awesome selection! Wonderful atmosphere. I love the local history and fiction sections. Highly recommend.