We live in Wisconsin Rapids, where there's no local bookstore, so it's always a treat to visit…read moreMarshfield and stop at Thimbleberry Books. The place is huge, and they have an amazing selection. I always leave with at least 2 or 3 books. All the books are used but in excellent condition, which means prices are lower than at many other stores. The employees are both friendly and helpful, and -- most importantly -- they have friendly bookstore cats. Need I say more?

Love this bookstore. It's one with nooks and crannies of books throughout. It's in an old…read morebuilding, the character of which lends itself perfectly to a used bookstore. It's narrow, or perhaps seems that way because of the shelves of books, but it extends into a back room. It's easy to lose track of time exploring. The aisles are decent, I suppose, but might be a problem when perusing the stacks if other people need to get by. There are two cats that roam freely, meowing loudly when they want attention, but do not otherwise bother anyone, unless they sense a kindred spirit. They kind of give this place a home-like atmosphere. I only had a few moments and that didn't give me quite enough time to figure out the layout, but things appear to be sorted by category and then by author, like most bookstores, but with some cross-over sections. The general fiction is in front. There's a nice mix of books within each category, and not many duplicate titles. Thimbleberry Books is a winner.

features new books with a mix of children's toys, kitsch knick knacks, greeting cards, and lots of…read moreother goodies that would make great/unique gifts. The real gem of this place is the basement which is home to vintage books at killer prices. There are books wall to wall on everything you can imagine- art & culture and history and ancient medicine. I purchased a book about interpreting dreams for $1.99, a book about giving a toast for $4.99 and a book of dog stickers for 60 cents! The staff was friendly and let us browse the aisles to our hearts content. There is a bathroom inside but you need to ask for a key to use it. A "bonus" of this place is it is located to a handy map of the downtown area and neat photo ops like the red London Telephone booth at the end of the block. Masks are required inside the store and staff wore masks as well.

Jane was so thoughtful and kind to me today. I would highly recommend Janke bookstore. She saw that…read moreI was purchasing a copy of Andy Graff's new book and asked if I wanted a signed copy. So very thoughtful! There is a superb selection of used and new books as well.

I wish I could give them more than 4 stars. This store is normally very clean, and welled stocked…read more The staff is friendly, but can be hard to find on occasions. I took one star off, due to how warm they keep the store. Every-time I go here I get overheated no matter what I'm wearing. Besides that issue I have no complaints.

When I walked up to the counter the Barnes and Noble employee was reading magazines in the magazine…read moresection and came over when I got into line. He didn't great me alll; he just took my stuff and rang it up. He did not speak to me at all during the transaction, or even make eye contact, and just handed me the receipt and never said a word. I then spoke with the employee and the following is how that conversation went: Me: Do you always treat your customers this way. Sam: What? Me: You didn't great me, you just took my stuff and rang it up. You did not speak to me at all during the transaction and just handed me the receipt and never said a word. Sam: I guess. Me: Who is your store manager. Sam: I am Me: Wow, you are the store manager. Sam: Yes, have a nice day I would not recommend this store. I will not be frequenting this Barnes and Noble in the future, as I have better options where the customer is still treated with respect.

Cutest bookstore ever! I had to stop by The Book Store when visiting Kaukauna…read more There are a variety of sections labeled with the best signage. The owner told me she made them from recycled cabinets- so creative! The store has a huge mystery, horror, and romance sections. There are some smaller self-help, history, sports, and biography sections. There is also a great clearance section with some blind reads near the front door. I also recommend you checkout the selections of bookmarks and stickers near the cashier. The bookmarks are made by local artists. The Book Store is a must visit for book lovers in the area and there are lots of cool eateries and pubs nearby too.

Great selection although their poetry and classics section was a bit lacking. Great selection of…read morechildren's books and cook books too! I found some good political books to keep me occupied and a book on the Titanic for my wife. They also ship for $5 which was cool to learn.

Lovely used bookstore with remarkably low prices. Good selection, strong on sci-fi. It's a house…read morewith a few little rooms. I like Coda, the bookstore dog, though I usually prefer bookstore cats. I asked Coda to show me around, and as if she understood she took me to each room, then returned to near the checkout counter where I think her main job is to greet people coming in. Nice selection of artistic greeting cards.

Rhinelander is a lovely community and one I call home. I have a "thing" for bookstores, always…read morehave. When I discovered this gem I was beyond delighted and they didn't disappoint me in the least! The individual rooms in which to wander are made magical as the shelves are marked using old Scrabble tiles. This is because the owners are super-dooper creative. As well as knowledgeable and hospitable. And funny. They share their sweet dog Coda with each guest and to this date she hasn't tinkled on a single customers shoe! However I think the owners should teach her to do that for the few shoplifters that have sullied the place. The kids room is amazing and each child that finds the secret room is transported to a magical place all their own. As a member of the senior crowd I'm VERY grateful for the neatest, most creative bathroom in the entire town! My first visit there it was the FIRST room I needed to find. As I sat there meditating to the sound of the clapping of one hand I just KNEW I was in for a treat with the rest of the store and I sure was! Besides the great selection of books (which I think are priced almost too low) you can find a few collectible/antique offerings as well as other goodies like snacks and greeting cards. Take the kids and wander in. I promise you won't be disappointed. But be prepared...they are located right next door to McDonald's.

PBX is a fantastic place to stop in for used books at a great price. I've ordered via telephone…read morefrom this shop many times with prompt service and great packaging. Highly recommend.

Tina is the proprietor of this charming local bookstore, and she is always a great source of…read moresuggestions if I'm ever at a loss for new authors, genres, or topics! I appreciate being able to support my reading obsession by returning the books after I've read them and receiving credit towards others. As a small business owner, she is vested in making our community a wonderful place. Just a couple of examples: WI authors receive support by book signing events, her store features beautiful homemade greeting cards supplied by a local crafter, and cat toys are sold with the proceeds are used for caring for cats in need. My cats give them two paws up for entertainment value! Please stop in when you have time to browse and shop; you won't be disappointed

I love buying books here! They have an amazing selection of books, vinyls, and cds. The books are…read morepretty cheap compared to the actual prices, that is if they're old or used. If they're new they'll be similar to the price they're going for online or in a normal bookstore. They check out your books pretty fast. I love going here! It also smells amazing too!

Waupaca, a town of 5900, is in good fortune to have The Book Cellar, an independent book store, on…read moreits Main Street, close to Fulton Street, and directly across the street are the offices of Mayor, and, the public library. Some 1887 independent sellers of books kept their doors open and shelves interesting, ''in the soup', & for browsing, in 2019. The Book Seller is one of the five in north central Wisconsin. Open sesame, you're in The Book Cellar to browse, or in pursuit of a favorite writer, or, by chance, the book you need is not in the Outagamie Waupaca library system, collections, The helpful Book Cellar staff will find the book for you! You may depend on the Book Cellar! April 27th is Honor Independent Bookstore Day. Honor The Book Cellar with a visit. It's said the average American lives 18 miles from Mom, indeed, next to being near Mom, is to live near an independent bookstore. Ms. J. Ingrid Lesley Gratified Book Cellar customer April 12, 2021

Service...there is no happy people working there…read moreSelection....good Value....not worth selling books there.....or buying....donate... People are rude....even buying or selling they think they are doing you a big favor... You can buy most "new" books that are actually old, that are cheaper on Amazon... They sure won't care that I will never go in that place again.... IMO, if you don't buy a lot of books there, they will put a real cheap $$$ on the ones you sell....

I really like the staff. Super friendly and they help you but not in a creepy way. Need a book or…read moreother stuff this is it

Homey metaphysical / wholistic wellness / book store. Huge incense selection and a good selection…read moreof books, whimsical jewelry, alternative spiritual items, and candles. Staff is always nice and helpful. Generally reasonable pricing for all of the items. I love coming into this store and it's been around since I was a kid. A true downtown small business gem.

Alternative bookstore with gems, candles, incense, little Buddhas, dragons, banners, posters,…read morecards, bumper stickers, rings, and more ...... this place is an experience in and of itself. Check it out.