We visited this small bookstore in their last hour of the day as we strolled along Franklin. It's a…read morecozy place, small and well-stocked but not cluttered. It was nice to see a LGBTQ book display. Not what I read but good to see the support. The staff were knowledgeable and easy to talk to. I recommend coming here.

Clarksville's only independent bookstore offers a good mix of new and used books, and a staff that…read moreloves books. Community minded in all things (sponsor a bookclub, storytime for homeschooled kids, etc.) I appreciate the diverse selection in religion and spirituality and often find offbeat titles from small publishing houses. Heavy readers, take note - they accept used books for generous store credit. Operating hours vary: noon to 7 on weekdays, 9 to 6 on Saturdays, and noon to 3 on Sundays. TIP: Best to visit after 5 and on weekends for free parking. This is one of the cooler places to explore when visiting Clarksville.

I've lived in this area since 2006, so almost 20 years. BAM Clarksville used to have a whole lot…read moremore books and less merch. The magazine section is much smaller and sadder (I was looking for a specific issue of Time and they didn't have that, but plenty of AR-15 mags). Parts of the store that used to be full of books now have FUNKO figures and kids toys, as well as Bible calendars. They also have a section for anime and board games, so the nerd factor is still there, though not on the level of independent shops. They have a coffee shop and a lot of history/biography/study guide/fiction books. The spots reserved for sitting and reading are gone. It is past its prime, but in the time of Amazon, and outside of big cities, what place isn't?

I am not an avid reader. There are very few books I want to read. However I came in looking for a…read moreparticular book. Asked at the desk (didn't know the title) I gave her the authors name. Then had to spell the authors name-fine. The male at the counter says the books name by my author. Says that would be in autobiography by the cafe. Well there were not a lot in that area and they are just on the shelf in no particular order so after standing there looking over every shelf (for over 10 minutes) with no one else around to ask- I left. I'll just order it from another seller online (that is cheaper but I was willing to pay a little more to get it that day). This is why I don't go into book stores. I don't want to have to search through shelves of books trying to fine 1 book. Can we at least have it some what organized by authors last names alphabetical in the shelves. Like top shelf is A-c or something.

Such a cute little book store! Stopped by on a Saturday when it was busy and was still able to…read moremaneuver through and find some awesome pics! I loved the selections they have and there are some really fun finds with covers I had never seen before. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming!

Such a great book store! The staff member was able to recommend some books from local authors and…read morewith local settings, and we had fun seeing what prints we got from the little art vending machine. Prices are in line with the market and they had a nice selection. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

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.

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!

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.

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!

There's always a reason to go to Barnes and Noble. This is always a bookstore I frequent when I…read morewant to have a cozy vibe of being around books but are okay with them being a little pricier. I got back into reading this past year and my husband and I have been to this location too many times to count. So nostalgic and always happy in a bookstore.

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.