So many treasures! Books galore! Ephemera, art supplies, jewelry, a gorgeous vault - left over…read morefrom when the building was a bank! Sweet, friendly owner.

It's always awkward when you go into a store with an intent and cash in hand to buy something, and…read morethe woman working the cash register, can't sell you anything (6/30/20 4:00p) because she doesn't know how much anything costs. I was told "I cant sell that to you until I speak to the [unavailable for discussion] owner"... I left empty handed and disappointed. Won't bother trying again

Cute lil book store on Main Street! They had a great selection of different genres! I picked up a…read morefew thrillers that I had been looking for and some puzzle game books that I hadn't ever seen before. The service was fine. The ladies running the counter are nice and leave you to look on your own, but they're there if you need them. They claim to be a new and used bookstore. I didn't see any used books mixed into where I was looking, which meant all prices were normal for a new bookstore. Overall a wonderful visit and a great local bookstore!

when i first added this store to my itinerary, i was expecting a typical new and used bookstore…read morelike i would find locally. what i found was much more- zines, stickers, and other gifts were found amongst interesting titles i hadn't seen before. my friend found a book that he couldn't find anywhere else in print, and i picked up a couple zines that spoke to me. i would surely come here again if i'm in the area!

What a wonderful bookstore! My new favorite! This place is run by volunteers, and instead of paying…read morea set price for a book, you donate what you would like to pay for it. Upon entering, it seems a bit small, but there are rooms in the back you can access if you ask. They actually have an impressive selection. I love this bookstore!

From the owner: Secondhand Prose is a used bookstore operated by the Friends of the Saint Johnsbury Athenaeum. All…read moreof the books on our shelves are donated by the community and the store is staffed by volunteers. Every purchase is priced by the buyer, knowing that all funds support programming at the library. Community members donate the books, you name the price, we pass on the funds to the Athenaeum. It's win-win-win!

Such a cute little bookstore. They have a great mix of books, modern books to classics to…read morespeciality and unique books, so it's easy to walk out with something you didn't expect to pick up. The shop also carries a little bit of local merch and some fun extra gifts. One thing I really appreciated was the affordable postcards, which is important to note because they are up-charged at some surrounding stores. I ended up grabbing a few, plus a fun magnet, and they also had a couple local art prints. The inside is super charming, a cozy, feel-good stop whether you're looking for a new read or just a small souvenir.

Loved this store. It is above another store and sort of feels like one big business full of stores…read more It was fun to check out.

Eclectic selection, (or, is that selectic ecletion?)- just kidding..All sorts of literary…read moretreasures-I love the smell of old books! Harry Saul, the proprietor of Pleasant Street Books is a font of knowledge, very qualified to help you and just a heck of a nice guy. He is also a fine Jazz pianist and augments the book shop experience with regular concerts! A cool stop on your happy journey- Happy Trails, Woody C. RI

One of the best used bookstores in New England. I popped in last week and was overwhelmed with the…read morequality of the books, fair prices, as well as the owner's knowledge. Both friendly and highly intelligent, Sonny (proprietor) was welcoming from the moment I walked in and answered any questions I had. There are not many bookshops like Pleasant Street Books left in New England. If you love books and /or the spirit of supporting a local business, stop in the store if you are the area. For bibliophiles, Pleasant Street Books is a must see.

We were visiting Vermont and in the Airbnb we read in a local magazine called "Woodstock", about…read morethis wonderful old bookstore that dates back to the early 1900's. It has been owned by very few people in all those years. The store is small and loaded with books everywhere you turn. The owner was so friendly, helping people find books, talking about the book shop, checking people out.....it was so busy inside! Of course I came away with a Maple Syrup themed cookbook, a children's book about Vermont for my nephew and two novels for myself. If you love books it's a "must see"

Adorable bookstore with a layout I really loved. It's way more than just books, they also have…read moreVermont merch, magnets, stickers, totes, board games, tarot cards, keychains, and so much more. It was pretty busy and was fun to browse. I ended up leaving with a few cute little finds.

My son and I tend to hit several bookstores in any new town we visit. In Hanover, Left Bank Books…read morewas our favorite by far. The selection was excellent and thoughtful. Exceptional, carefully chosen books of every genre. The requisite comfy chair. Fair prices. It even had a shelf of free books! What a wonderful place!

A warm and engaging time spent in this quaint, comfy loft with owner, Rena. A nice selection of…read morerare collectible, antiquarian books, as well as current reads in a good variety of genre. Rena is not only Booksmart, but a great resource for a whole bunch of stuff !

Amazing food, incredible atmosphere, really good people, and top notch indie book store. I stop…read morehere whenever I am in Hanover!

Considering that you're at Dartmouth, locus of Trump and AI appeasement, this combo bookstore/cafe…read moreoffers a satisfactory respite from one's indignation.

In 2011 or 2012 I brought a bunch of books to this amazing bookstore and was given very fair…read moreamounts for them. I had shopped Green Mountain Books several times and had to watch myself because I could load up on books and other treasures very quickly! This is truly an enchanting and magical store. Anyone who enjoys books, note cards, calendars and other ephemera will be delighted with this bookstore! I haven't been back to the NEK since I moved in 2012 and I'm headed to the bookstore today. So excited! Warm and welcoming with a bit of fairy dust if you look closely!

I've lived in the general area for 3 years now. I can't believe I only recently discovered this…read morefantastic bookstore! What a gem! It meets all my "perfect bookstore" criteria. 1) It has both new and used books. 2) It has comfy chairs to relax in. 3) It has a wide and varied selection of books. 4) It has a restroom. 5) The prices are extremely reasonable. I will definitely become a regular at this bookstore!