Book Stores near Canton, CT

“A large and organized store. I went in the back entrance from the playground. There was a register but I don't think that's used often. There were a few sale/marked down item racks througout. Each section was nicely organized; I saw a Harry Potter section which I love as a HP nerd. The kids section was spacious; they have a little stage area for storytime. I saw a sign that they read to kids every Saturday morning at 11 am. My toddler loved the mini train set they had there. There is also a cafe onsite up at the front of the store, which was pretty popping on a weekday. There were gifts and other knick knacks; great place to buy things for book worms. Overall, a nice bookstore with a great selection!”

“Fantastic toy store! Has so many things for all different interests and hobbies! My kid loves this place and so do we! Family owned and operated. The owner is just the sweetest too! Highly recommend this place!”

“Went to the cafe for just a few minutes the other day while my partner picked up a book, and the staff were really nice! James prepared my chai latte perfectly and was very kind. On another occasion I was in need of some empty cardboard boxes and I was really glad I was able to get some from the staff here since they were just about to recycle them”

“Never had a problem and I've been going here for a year straight by now. Knowledgeable and friendly staff- if they don't know the answer they'll find it for you. No problems with returns, rentals, swaps or non-book purchases, and there are plenty of those to make in this little store! They have a sale area for note books, pens and little things. Name brand backpacks and plenty of Tunxis apparel to choose from! They know when there stock comes and goes- feel comfortable asking them for help- they are good people in my experience with them.”

“This is a modest house, a second house this Block Buster author, probably equivalent to Star Wars of the time, built for herself...yes, this was before women were legally allowed to own her own property in the US! I was surprised at the popularity of Uncle Tom's cabin..you see a room of after effects not only in books and paraphernalia, but on wall paper produced at the time and restaurants being named after it. Our guide was a fantastic woman with a degree is sociology and it came through. She was friendly and open and made our tour interactive. She truly made our tour special. I learned so much about the time Stowe lived in and the Protestant minister father who made her a Catholic! Her 5 brothers all became ministers like their father...the two brothers who did not cut it, committed suicide! I felt immersed in the time while touring.”