Book Stores in Waynesville, NC

“A cozy, quaint spot to get books and magazines alike. The star of the show is the kids book section in an old bank vault. The wonderful person running the place was warm and welcoming of our Pit bull and Son (in that order, as it should be ?). Our dog loved the treats and attention and our son loved the book vault... A lot. We'll be back again.”

“The store is very well organized and clean but maybe a little too sterile for small children. I think the owner should add a space or two for children to play, like how Barns and Noble has a stage and place for playing with puppets and O.P Taylor has a few places where kids can get hands on with the merchandise. My 3 year old loves playing withthe wooden train table they have set up at O.P Taylors, and we usually end up buying something while we browse and he plays.My son was playing with some of the toy cars in your store, and the employees were watching like maybe we shouldn't be playing with them. It's a toy store but it doesn't seem very inviting to children. We didn't stay long.However, my teens really enjoy the store, especially the bookstore downstairs.”

“What a lovely ? used bookstore! We love supporting local bookstores that support our libraries! We travel all over the US and love finding little stores like this with amazing volunteers who are passionate about creating readers. Love this store. There is a wonderful variety! The kids' book room has lots of great choices. There is a wonderful young adult section and tons of amazing finds! ? ? There was even a FREE book section outside. Go grab some amazing reads for your home library today!”

“Got to visit Tuesday with my friend. Absolutely fell inlove with this little hole in the wall store. The lady isn’t as unwelcoming as people say. I think she’s just a little hard of hearing and tired of people being so rude and judgmental. Definitely coming back with a flash light to have a good dig through the vinyls hidden in the back! I also enjoyed the little news articles about her and her family placed along the isles”