The sweetest family, coziest little shop, & just an overall perfect fit for Glasgow. Janice & her…read moreson, Chris, are extremely helpful. Anything they don't have in store they will order for you.

Had the opportunity to stop in here recently. As a lover of books, this is always such a nice store…read moreto browse. I bought a nice haul. All my books were $5 and under. Staff were so kind and welcoming. I look forward to returning and will always recommend to others.

I've visited a few half price books locations previously with friends but there weren't any where I…read morelived in California. Was elated to find one in Bowling Green after moving to the area. It's a fun way to kill time, wandering the aisles for the next read. And you can get albums for $1 each so I've been rounding out my record collection.

Good variety of items with games books comics cards and so much more at an amazing price and the…read moreemployees are so nice and understanding 10/10 will 100% go again.

The staff here is always very nice, but at times they do seem like they're more interested in…read moregetting you through the line. I sometimes feel rushed while I'm here. The selection for used single issue comics is massive, but the selection for new releases as well as trades is always very limited, so if there is something specific you want, it's best to add it to a pull list otherwise you miss out. The prices on everything is usually pretty good, but be wary on some of the singles. It's not very often that a single is outwardly expensive compared to its market price, but every now and then you may overpay. Im a seasoned collector, but if I look at the business from the point of view as a new comic book collector, I would say that the shop could use a bit of growing. The staff, as I said, is very friendly, but they could definitely do a bit better at making conversation easier with new faces. Overall, I think if you're new to collecting, just go inside and ask questions. Be honest and say you don't know what you're doing. Several of them will be more than happy to help. Finally, I would like to see a more expansive selection of trades. When I used to go there, there was always 2-3 shelves full of trades and now it's one manga and one trades. I love manga, but there are trades I'd really rather buy from a small business instead of going to say Barnes and noble.

Spalding H. referred to this place as quaint, and that's really the best way to refer to it. Their…read morebooks are cover-priced, meaning it's about as expensive as it gets; their selection for anything other than local-interest is horrible; and they are hounding for customers with their candy offerings. If you need books concerning local issues, it's all right; but for anything else, get it online.

A quaint bookstore in the heart of downtown Bardstown. A great selection of new releases and old…read morebooks, but most complete with books about Bardstown and the many religious institutions around Nelson County. They also have some wonderful candy!

I love reading, so 2nd and Charles is amazing to me. I like this location. I've never seen many…read moreworkers walking around the store, but any time I need help and seek assistance from the service desk, staff are more than willing to help. I love coming to the Penny-A-Page sale they have each year. I think they had two of these sales last year. The books here are normally in amazing condition and many books are priced well. I'll continue shopping here and recommend to others any time I'm able.

Insane selection size, so many books, vinyl, board games, etc. Items are decently priced as well!read more

Nice bookstore, great variety. Very friendly staff BUT…read moreNo where to sit or to have a cup of coffee or tea like bookstores in larger cities.

Bookland is a great little store. The employees are extremely helpful and seem to enjoy helping…read morebook lovers. The only negative is that because of its size they don't carry much stock and the high prices.

A very well stocked book store.Very clean and well organized.We were visiting my daughter and she…read morebuys books from this store.The bathrooms are small so you could have a wait.There is a Starbucks inside with lots of tables for sitting and reading your favorite books,or The Working Man Review.

Since Barnes & Noble opened in Bowling Green in 1996 it's been my home away from home. I've spent…read moremany hours hanging out, reading and enjoying time in a bookstore. The booksellers are awesome and will go out of their way to help you. While they can't possible know every books that is out, that are adept and finding it if it's in the store or ordering it in at no extra cost if not. Signings, talks, game nights and various other events are a common thing and they even offer books fairs to schools and non-profits to help fund them. Bookstores are quickly becoming a thing of the past but I hope our local BN stays around for years to come.