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April 2024 by Richard Robison
Great selection, amazing prices and very friendly. I drive almost 30 minutes to come here - it’s worth it.
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December 2023 by carson hodsdon
Book home see old books reviews not books old bad.new books.
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September 2023 by Sherry Richard
I enjoy going in and looking around. There is a great variety of books for young and old. Prices are very good as well!
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February 2023 by Terri D'Ambroise
Great place to find awesome books and awesome prices
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September 2022 by Alicia
Great little shop. People were friendly, book selection and price was amazing!
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September 2022 by Alan
Unbelievable deals and a hidden gem. Must visit
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September 2022 by Samantha Ainsworth
Friendly atmosphere, good selection and more than reasonably priced. We will be going again once we are finished our picks!
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July 2022 by Becky Cote
I love to read so i love this place!! Very friendly volunteers. Books are cheap and there is a good variety. Best of all the profits go to the women's shelter! I always redonate the books after i read them because of this.
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August 2021 by Robert Mongue
Nice used book store for a good purpose.
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February 2021 by J H
Sign in the window says OPEN. Sign on the door says open Tuesday’s. Today is Tuesday and Everything is locked up and dark. Boo.
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December 2020 by Nancy Beach
Large selection considering how small the space is. Superb service !!
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August 2020 by Kerry Jones
Very friendly staff. Clean store. I enjoyed my visit and will be back. A hidden gem.
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November 2019 by Essentially Angelyn
Was at ?
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September 2019 by Maurene_K
Visiting Sanford for several days, I discovered Books Revisited while en route to the Midtown Mall. It’s in the adjacent building block. The storefront wasn’t very wide, but the inside went way back with rows and rows of shelving loaded with books. There was a Clearance Sale table up front with new books that were only 50 cents each. The featured author was W.E.B. Griffin, a writer of military and detective fiction. About 18 different titles of his 38 novels were included in the sale. The store had large fiction and non-fiction sections. There were good-sized sections for romance novels as well as history books. The sizable children’s area had a child-sized table and chairs. There was a whimsical book-reading green dinosaur painted on the wall above the nearby bookshelves. A rocking chair held two stuffed animals; one was Big Bird from Sesame Street. There was a substantial section of books for young adults. There was also a section for local authors. Although limited, there was an area that had some games and puzzles. There was a small box of free books. Most hardcover books were $1.00. All the used books I browsed were in excellent condition. Most of my interest was in the travel section. I came up with a lovely coffee table book on Ipswich, Massachusetts. It had a lot of photographs and was printed on high-quality glossy paper. The best buy was a new softcover Fodor’s “Exploring Japan.” The book had never been opened. The original price printed on the back cover was $22.00. My price was $1.00. The bookstore recently participated in the Shaker Hill Apple Festival with a booth near the Alfred Shaker Museum. For the number of books, the condition of them, and the prices, I rate Books Revisited at 4.50. If you found this review helpful, please click THANK below.
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April 2019 by Grady Fox
Always hidden treaures at great prices and for a good cause to boot.
