After shopping at Five Below, I headed to my rental car to put away my purchases. This…read moreBooks-A-Million store next door caught my attention. I had never been to one. I returned to check it out. I love a good bookstore. I am known to spend at least a good hour leafing through books and looking at whatever merchandise it has. This store is a gem. As someone who likes stationery, gift ideas, and collectables, this store has everything. I have a natural inclination to head to the discount book section. You can find everything from fiction to cookbooks. I loved it. Not that I need any more notebooks or planners, but there are some nice ones here. I liked the hedgehog one with spiral binding. I nearly died happy in the Star Wars section. The number of Grogu items felt infinite. I ended up getting a set of Grogu measuring cups and spoons. I had never seen them before and they were lightweight to bring back home. I stood in front of the book holders section for the longest time. You can place these holders on a notebook or book to store your reading glasses, pens, cell phone, and more. They were practical and cool. There were gigantic Squishmallows towards the back of the store. It made me so happy seeing them. I had thought about driving back home with them in the backseat, but it would have been an extremely expensive road trip. I also wanted a pair of typewriter bookends. They looked classy and neat. They were so heavy, though. Instead, i have a photo to remind me of their coolness. I went to pay for my Grogu items at the counter. I had a nice man help me out. There was a problem, though. He couldn't find the barcodes for my measuring cups and spoons. They weren't on the packaging. He consulted with his colleague. Apparently, the tags with barcodes were inside the cups and spoons, within their plastic packaging. Okay, how ridiculous is that move? The man had to cut open both items in their packaging to get to the tags to scan them. Thankfully, these items were for me, so it didn't matter that they were out of their packaging. Perhaps it would matter for a diehard collector who wants items in pristine condition, or a germaphobe who neither wants this man's fingerprints on the merchandise, nor mine. Anyway, all was great once both barcode tags were scanned. I paid for my items with a credit card. All was great. This store has a program called Millionaire's Club. Since this was my first time ever seeing this store, I didn't opt into it. You can get discounts on your orders here. If you do shop here often, it's worth your while. It was great finding this bookstore and spending an hour looking at everything. I loved it. If I'm ever back in this area, I'd return and check out the other stores at Nashville West Shopping Center, too. (286)

I love bookstores... and I love the people who work there. They're my people. I had a great time…read morenerding out with the workers about a series and they had great recommendations for me! Seriously, no better way to spend a Tuesday night than at a bookstore.

Found two rare books and several difficult to find WWII books. Repeat business is a must.read more

Books on books on books on books! So many books to browse through and the vibes are amazing. I…read morecouldn't stop taking pictures because this place was just a gorgeous book store! Worker was very friendly and they had a cat roaming around so cute. Books ranged from cheap to very expensive. From resell to collectors -- there was a book for any type of vibe!

Wonderful bookstore. Wide selection of books to choose from. Great for a rainy day visit!read more

The whole atmosphere; friendly service; very helpful; books are organized. They had a display of…read morelocal artists. I had read a book by a local artist, and I was looking to see if he had written his second book. They previously went by another name; I can't think of it right now.

The owner of this bookstore, Jo Ann is so sweet and helpful. She really helped me pick out the…read moreperfect card. She has a whole wall of very creative cards. And she has jewelry, essential oils and soap - and so much more. This store is truly unique and definitely worth a visit.

Love this family owned local retail shop with a variety of books and items for any gift idea or…read morepersonal growth. Art classes and Piano lessons offered here too. It is becoming a hub for the community to meet and enjoy creativity, activism, and fellowship.

Such a cute little shop located in the cutest little community in Franklin! Love that this store…read morestocks books by local authors as well as more popular options. There are seats inside and outside to dive into your read as soon as your purchase. They host author events and the staff is so sweet and helpful! Parking is great as there is a lot right outside. I loved looking around here and chatting about books with the team members.

Very nice bookstore with a good selection of books we were looking for. My husband found Ray…read moreBradbury's, The Martian Chronicles (1950), at long last.

Helpful staff, great selection, clean and open vibe! This is a great bookstore located right across…read morefrom Target and Panera. I love that the majority of their books are sorted by author and therefore very easy to navigate. There are a few fiction subsections but for the most part all fiction is placed together. The staff are incredibly kind and helpful. I really enjoy coming here for books.

Great selection of books and the prices are really affordable. What I love too is that they also…read morehave a large variety of items not just books, such as puzzles, CDs, vinyl records, figurines, cards, etc. The check out process is very quick and easy, there was no long line pilled up. The workers are very helpful too if you need to find a specific book or author.

This tiny little shop for children's books and toys is so cute! The owner is super friendly and…read moretakes pride in her business. A great place to stop if you're visiting East Nashville with kids or shopping for gifts! It's also surrounded by other small local shopping.

Such a cute place in a really eclectic shopping area. I loved the variety of books they had on…read moredisplay. The owner is so pleasant. We found a cute Disney Princess Cookbook that I've never seen before.

The best around ... great selection and quality - classy store - well organized - supports local…read moreartists as well .... always a fun stop to enjoy memories and Hendersonville books and vintage records

This is a nice store, great books and music that are available and just enjoyable to hang out and…read morechat with the owner. I have been in a few times and, every time, appreciate how friendly and welcoming the owner is. One time, he even went out to help a customer come in as she was a tad older and using a cane. The Tennessee history books are quite good and interesting as well. Please support this local store.

Parnassus welcomes you with a cozy feeling the moment you step inside. It's absolutely gorgeous and…read morejust the kind of place you want to linger in! The shelves are filled with a large selection of books, all organized by genre. There's a section for stationery, puzzles, totes, and other fun things as well! The dedicated children's section has the most whimsical little door where you may catch grown-ups slipping through from time to time.... While you're there you may see one of the many shop dogs they have as well! Parnassus is very involved in the community. They host events like author talks and book clubs. They have lots of book signings too. Just a great spot!

This cute women-owned shop in Green Hills is the perfect spot to pick out a new book (or three). My…read morehusband and I braved the Hillsboro Pike traffic on a Sunday afternoon and ventured to Parnassus for the first time a couple of weeks ago. It was busy but not packed when we arrived, and it looked like the staff was setting up for an event. Books are arranged by genre, with newer titles near the front of the store. I found a few novels I've been eyeing, and the prices are fair. I could have easily spent a few hours browsing ... as easily as I could have spent a small fortune on books. It is worth noting that my husband was disappointed at the graphic novel selection (it was only one small end cap), and sadly he left empty-handed. Even still, this is a great spot to pick out a new novel, and a great chance to support an independent bookseller!

This Barnes and Noble anchors a shopping complex at the corner of Mallory Lane and Moores Lane, and…read moreis a classic location that has all the good stuff plus a great café that serves Starbucks! I have been here on more than one occasion solely for the café, but I do find myself wandering the store browsing for a good book from time to time. Most of my purchases here have been books for my nephews and a few corporate/career-based books. The store is always well stocked, well kept and clean. Service is beyond friendly, and they are always so helpful! I legit look lost each time I go in, so I ask for directions and they make sure I get to where I am going in the store. Overall, cool to still have Barnes & Noble brick and mortars around, especially this location!

Came for a book signing and had to drive over an hour to be notified it was moved to tomorrow!…read moreReally unprofessional to not notify the people who traveled to come to this and took time off work with no notification earlier in the day.