[ash-ling] Booksellers

What a great book store. Large selection. Very helpful librarians. Their small Cafe will open next month in June. Lots and lots and lots of comics. If you haven't checked it out yet, you're missing out. They also accept trade-ins. Bring cash because their debit card machine will charge you a percentage.

What a quaint little bookstore. Cluttered and motivating. It's like a little treasure trove of authors, and the stacks of unrelated books make for an excellent adventure of discovery. Make sure you have the time to browse as it seems endless even though there are only three basic aisles. Don't let it fool you, there's a basement for the comics as well. Definitely need a long time or multiple trips to get the full enjoyment of this place, and then, of course, the inventory changes making for a new adventure. The staff are friendly, and they seem to be setting up a little café and sitting area. One thing I'd like to see is a section dedicated to local authors. Summary: Rain or shine this is a great little place to browse a large collection of books. Make sure you buy something, though, so stores like these stay open! I'll be back.

Great prices and lots to see! A puzzle for guests to work on adds to the nerdy fun, and they have some cool products from local artisans too. It felt a bit messy earlier in the year when they were moving things around, but the employees had the inventory ready to look up the titles I wanted and find them. As a college student I like going to places where I can feel like I've gone shopping without spending much so their $1 shelf is perfect.

This place is great! It's a used bookstore on the main level, and an over stuffed comic book store in the basement. The comic book area has tons of back issues that are reasonably priced. Bring your list to fill in the gaps in your collection. (I didn't have my list and ended up with a book from the main level).