My best friend and I went on a quest to find bookstores we have not visited before. I saw this one…read moreon someone's instagram stories and was intrigued. First, they have a lot of books. When I first walked in I wasn't even sure where to begin but it was great to be able to browse and see their extensive collection. Staff is very friendly and let us know that they curate their books from donations. If you donate your books to them, they create an account where you can have a credit on file to use. As someone, that occasionally does donate books, this is fantastic news! Additionally, all of their books unless otherwise stated are half off the cover value which is incredible and affordable! They definitely had something for everyone there. I look forward to visiting them again, hopefully with some books to give them!

The Book Rack in downtown Ocoee is not only a great place to shop for used books; it's also a great…read moreplace to bring in any of your own used books for credit. You're not only decluttering your house, but you're helping out a small local business. With every book you bring in, you receive credit toward future purchases. I already have more credit than I'll probably ever use, but I'm happy that my previously read books are going to a good home. The store has a pretty decent used book selection with floor-to-ceiling shelving (and also some graphic novels, CDs, and DVDs). It's always hit-or-miss, so each time I go; I never know what I'll find. There's also a little sitting area with coffee or hot cocoa, if you so desire. How much are the used books? They're half off the cover price. How does the credit work? You get an additional half off the half-off price. So if a book has a cover price of $8, the store sells the book for $4. I can use my credit balance for an additional $2 off (half of the $4), leaving the book at a total of $2. There are also some $1 books on a rack outside the store. Everyone working there is always super friendly and helpful.

Located in The Loop (West) in Kissimmee. Books A Millions is a haven for those who are looking for…read morea day of reading and relaxation. This is one of my nieces favorite places and I'm always excited to take her. With many options (books, collectibles, toys, games, etc.) and some good promotions to stumble across. You can stop in to find one of your sought after authors or take time and just browse to find a new favorite. With a small cafe in store and nooks through out to bring your books alive in your imagination, you can find yourself lost for hours. Their staff are helpful and friendly. For additional perks, sign up for their rewards program.

Atmosphere here at this location was wonderful! A very well kept up store. All the employees here…read morewere very helpful and lovely. Their books were reasonably priced. I found exactly what I needed. I will be coming back here again! I recommend this location for anyone who's looking for just the right book!

We have been here a few times and always are finding new things here!…read more There is a variety of booths within the store offering things like vintage apparel to trendy home decor! We have noticed as well that they also keep a good amount of seasonal items in stock, which is always fun to look through! At the back of the store is a book section full of a wide variety reading material. Pricing is a little higher on most items, but we have found a few good deals here and there! Overall I would definitely recommend coming by to check out what they have to offer!

While driving through St. Cloud, I spotted Second Chance Thrift in the Westgate Shopping Center…read more This nonprofit thrift store is run entirely by volunteers from St. Cloud Presbyterian Church. The store supports a variety of local charities, including A Place 4 Grace, Seed of Hope, the Boys & Girls Club of St. Cloud, the Guardian ad Litem Program, Elmer's Kitchen, and many others. 100% of the proceeds are donated to local charities and community causes. The store was neatly organized and offered a great selection of gently used clothing for men, women, and children, along with shoes, books, and household items. Prices were very budget friendly, and they had a number of additional sales, including a $1 clothing rack, 50% off items on the Father's Day gift table, and half-price single glasses and cups. If you're looking to declutter rather than shop, donation days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Whether you're searching for a bargain or want to support worthwhile local causes, Second Chance Thrift is well worth a visit.

Beautiful selection of items at great prices and well displayed. Shopping for a cause. All…read more proceeds go to many charities and all dedicated friendly volunteers. Store is clean and carries name brand clothing. New merchandise weekly and sales.

The most amazing used book shop. Well worth the drive to get here. I would say one of the best…read morestories of this type I have visited. We left with a bag full of books.

Extremely extensive collection of used books at great prices. Stacked to the ceiling.read more

Kept trying to come here on Sunday- they're closed, but it kept being the only day I would have a…read morechance to go. FINALLY had a Saturday off, and I'm so sad I wasn't able to make it out here before now. I also brought a bag of books to sell. The processing for the books I brought took about 30 minutes (it was an IKEA bag FULL, I just needed to transfer to one of their bins). That gave me time to look around and see what they might have. Not all of my books were accepted, which was fine, because the reason this place is so big and yet does such good business is that the books are well currated to ensure that they are desirable. Older books, or less desirable are kept down to one copy, whereas more popular books may have three or four of the same book, but the book is popular enough that it will be sold. Value wise, the rare, signed, and first editions area is VERY reasonably priced. Value for books brought in is given as either cash (I was given a lesser amount this way) or store credit I walked out with a few of the sequels of book series I have the first and maybe second of, but this way I could complete the series for less. I also found a few books on my TBR that were available. Books are indeed at used book prices, not hugely marked up, so overall I considered the visit a huge win. Overall, I guess my complaint is only that this is the only location, and I wish there was a sister store more toward central or even the west side of Orlando.

Really cute bookstore! There are SO MANY BOOKS! You could spend the day browsing in here. Very well…read moreorganized and love their aesthetic. This is located in a shopping area so there is plenty of parking. It is a rather large bookstore. It was very busy when we went in but the staff was friendly and I was able to secure some books I had been looking for!

We were out and about and stopped in to see what was new. Definitely feels like there's a larger…read moreselection of books than they've had in the past. Found several new titles to add to my TBR pile. :)

Had some time to waste in the area so I stopped in to do a little work the place was a little busy…read morein the cafe area. But quiet enough to get some work done. And was kept clean

What a cutie little bookstore! There is something for everyone here. Fantasy, romance,…read morethriller/mystery, nonfiction, and even an awesome kids section. I loved all the bookish things -- so many cute gift options for the reader in your family or friend group! There are also "blind date with a book" options if you're feeling indecisive and want someone to choose for you. Or you can check out the whiteboard at the front to see what the staff is "currently reading" to find your inspiration! If you love purchasing physical books, support your local bookstore!

5 Stars for an independent local bookstore that delivers on great selections, staff recs, banned…read morebooks, and miscellaneous goodies. I was excited to stumble upon Writer's Block, a bookstore I've heard about for years, while visiting the Winter Garden Farmer's Market. The windows beckoned me in and I immediately saw a bestseller that had been recommended to me recently, so I was stoked to spend my money locally. I also perused their stickers, pens, and other fun local goodies while wandering. There's a robust kids section in the back, so be sure to keep walking! I appreciated the many hand-written staff recommendations and teasers for books on the shelf, and also the entire section on banned books that described the reason for the banning. Love a store taking a stance for banned books! Overall, I plan to continue supporting independent bookstores instead of the massive, bloated, unethical, late-stage capitalist hellscape that is Amazon. Hope others are tempted to walk in and enjoy the rare little bookshop the way I was when walking around downtown Winter Garden!