Book Stores near Augusta, ME

“A very large Barnes and Noble as far as things go. Beyond the usual selection of books you would expect, they also have a pretty extensive board game section with lots of modern and trendy board games, not just the classics that even some other far more specialized stores are limited to. We come here often to add to our collection!”

“I love Starbucks. Actually, my first visit to Starbuck was on vacation to Washington D.C., where they have a Deaf friendly StarBucks. I hope that they start changing all their Starbucks locations to be more friendly to the communities they serve. I would like to see more ASL used, and it starts with one and can grow! The food is great, the atmosphere is great, and the service it great. Starbucks trains their employees well or just know the right people to hire. They are doing great!Wheelchair accessibility: They have plenty of space to accommodate persons who need more space. This Starbucks is located inside Barns&Nobles' book store in the marketplace in Augusta. The building doesn't have automatic doors, but they are wide and can both be opened to accommodate any type of assisted device. The staff are more than helpful they will hold the door for you.”

“If you're a book lover and you're in the vicinity of beautiful Mount Vernon, ME, you need to make time for a visit to this fantastic, dream-like spot. The hour I spent at this little shed on a back road in central Maine was the best book buying experience I have had in years. Clean, organized, comfortable, and full of things I actually wanted! The fiction section is particularly well-stocked, but I found interesting things in practically every section. I go to a lot of bookstores and it's been a long time since I found so much good stuff in one place, and at extremely fair prices. I've been coming to this part of Maine for years and never knew it was here. I won't be making that mistake again!”