Rachael Keating
July 2025
I just had a very unpleasant experience at this store. My friend and I walked in to look for a book by a local alumni and when we went to pet the shop cat with eyes clearly open we were instantly snapped at by the lady at the counter to not pet the cat because it is sleeping. We decided to leave and not look for the book. I will not be supporting the store in the future which is a shame because I supported them by buying books through them during the pandemic. Will not be returning. Here are a couple ideas to make a more inclusive, inviting store: 1. If you have store pets, expect them to be pet by people of all ages. If you don’t want people to interact with the animals take them home. 2. Clean your store. 3. Be nice, especially to your local customers who have supported you.






