Bath had been due for a bookstore and this store absolutely nailed it. This cozy bookshop has a…read morelittle bit of every genre and smells like new books as soon as you walk into the door. It is perfectly organized and the space is maximized - plus it is conveniently located off Cleveland Massillon. I was able to find a bunch of new release novels as well as special editions. They have something for everyone to enjoy and even a small used books section!Seriously recommend coming here and supporting a small business. The staff is so friendly and prices are definitely reasonable!

Great selection of books and great customer service. Great value. I felt like I went back in time…read morewhen there were still family owned book stores. They know books!

The service is great! I also like the selection, it's crazy but it's a good crazy. I also like the…read morefact that they carry jigsaw puzzles, which I absolutely love.

It's pretty misleading to call this a bookstore. This is a small "pop-up" booth inside Northside…read moreMarketplace. I went to Northside Marketplace for the first time ever last week, Thursday afternoon around 3:00, specifically looking forward to spending some time perusing this indie bookstore. Turns out NM is like a mall that's been shrunk down, overpriced, and jammed into an industrial-style building. Elizabeth's Bookstore is a square section, maybe 10' x 10', with 3 walls displaying spaced-out, front-facing books, a digital kiosk for checkout, and a QR Code for their digital store. Here's what Elizabeth's Bookstore does NOT have: - Any human people working there (booksellers? staff? nope!) - Chairs, sofas, or anyplace to comfortably sit and read a book - Bookshelves. Literally! There were displays, but no actual bookshelves. Hope you like one of the 20 preselected books? - Any sound cancellers or any other means of cultivating a non-industrial, bookshop-like atmosphere I don't really want to leave a 1 star review, because it is genuinely independent. And, it's associated with a writing center and hosted events in 647 Coffee (different location), which seem pretty cool! But I felt like I had to write something to give others a heads up. If you're looking for a great indie bookstore in Akron, unfortunately, this isn't it. Really not a place to peruse a selection of books, buy one, and hunker down with a coffee to read. Nor is it really possible to host a writing group or book club here. I hope it someday grows enough to move into a location that allows bookshelves and staff. Until then, I support Elizabeth's by buying their books online, and I won't be returning to this "bookstore."

While a small selection compared to their online store, they had a variety of handpicked sections…read morewith a decent number of books in each. As a small pop-up store in Northside market, it's a great quick stop no matter what genre you're looking for. Prices were great, and there were even autographed copies for some books. The merch was great as well, and we went home with a few books and more! It was great to shop local, especially at a black and queer owned shop with a focus on those books.

Great used book store!…read more My son is just starting to read, he loves books. Even though we have tons at home I like to keep his motivation going by buying new books for him to read. He loved looking through the books to find something he would enjoy. The lady at the front desk was also very helpful helping us navigate the store and sections. Kids books were about $2 and other books varied in price but all seemed reasonable for good condition books.

Although the selection is small, there is always something to find. I love used bookstores where…read morethe prices are crazy low! I left with 11 kids books for only $16 and my husband got 9 books for about $20. Many of the kids books were outdated but if you dig you can find some goodies. Plus, nonfiction is often a safe bet. Definitely worth stopping in.

If you're ever in Peninsula, you have to stop by this bookstore. They have free coffee, locally…read morebaked treats and cheap books. Definitely worth a visit.

Bill's Books & More - Canton Ohio…read more Bill's Books and More is one of those rare comic shops that truly feels special the moment you step inside. For me, it was one of the first comic shops I ever visited back in the '90s, and it left a lasting impression. Decades later, that magic is still there. The owner, Bill Pappas, is not only a pillar in the local comic book community but also one of the most supportive people you'll find when it comes to events like NEO ComicCon and helping vendors like myself get started. That said, I want to be clear--I'm not being biased when I say this: Bill's Books and More is a must-visit shop for any comic fan. When you walk in, it hits you--the nostalgia, the excitement, the thrill of discovering a back issue you've been hunting for, stumbling across something totally unexpected, or spotting a future grail. Bill curates a space that reminds you why you fell in love with comics in the first place. From dollar-bin treasures to high-end collectibles in the five-figure range, Bill's got it all--comics, statues, action figures, graphic novels, and more. It's a true Mecca for collectors and fans alike. And if you want to see this place at its absolute peak, don't miss Free Comic Book Day on May 3rd. Bill is going all out with three locations on the same property--the main shop plus his ever-evolving Location Two and Location Three. It's going to be big, it's going to be wild, and it's always something special. Trust me, Bill will deliver. Can't make it that day? It's still worth the trip to Canton to check it out. And if you ever spot Bill at a local convention--stop by his booth. He's a staple in the scene for a reason.

The selections are out of control. There are so many comics to comb through. The "new" walls are…read moretop notch. It's hard to leave there with out your arms full.

AKRON - A really nice comics and gaming store. Not a particularly deep selection of new books…read moreoutside the Big Two, but a lotta dollar bins.

I found what I needed there and it was a good experience. I will def go back again. I had a hard…read moretime finding the hours but I found them on Facebook. I just needed to know where to look.

I bought a PSP 3 months ago. Games, ordered a new battery, everything works great. Went to trade…read morein the psp 1000 that I was sold in Medina a stellar unit, condition. I got 2 % off the used price 175.00 Don't shop there for trades ever.

I brought my records in to sell at 1pm. They said there were 2 people in front of me. I asked how…read morethey were doing and every hour they kept saying I was next in line. It is now SEVERAL hours later (6pm) and they havent even started looking at them!! They wasted my entire Saturday!!! I had to suffer through the foo fighters! How do you work at a record store and not know the foo fighters suck?!