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“This used bookstore is located in a petite, jam-packed second-floor venue, with shelves overflowing into the stairway leading up to it. It's been around since 1999 and almost folded during Covid, but a new owner took it over and is keeping it alive thanks in no small part to donated inventory from the community. In particular, retiring or moving professors might donate boxes of books here, complete with notes scribbled inside. Some might find this endearing, others insightful; it all adds to the serendipity of finding something totally unexpected at a shop like this. Indeed, you might be able to find out-of-print books or editions here, like a whole shelf full of hardcover Henry Kingsley novels. Given the bookstore's location, the inventory has a decided literary bent to it, but to me what stood out was the diversity of it all. Not to mention the fact that you're buying sustainably.”
“Larger and more spacious than the new Barnes and Noble, with room to quietly browse the shelves. The children's section is confusingly laid out, with Early Reader and Early Chapter books shoved in the same bookcase, but otherwise the selection is great.”
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“This is a super cute bookstore with a plethora of books inside! Their store is well-organized and easy to follow! The staff is very friendly. They have a lot of author events, which they advertise well!”