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215, North Laura Street, 32202, Jacksonville, Duval County, US United States
contactos teléfono: +1 904-674-0868
sitio web: www.chamblinbookmine.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 30.328482, Longitude: -81.658643
Karen Sparks
::For those of us who haven't lost our love of reading it isa hide away from the world. The young ladies who work there a polite, friendly, and knowledgeable. I love the place
Cynthia M. Pillar
::This is one of my all time favorite book stores!! Nice, cozy little shop that has EVERYTHING, there's something for everyone here. If you can't find what your looking for, the staff is amazing at recommendations! Little cafe within the store has good, healthy lunch choices and the coffee is pretty darn tasty!
Franklin Hurst
::Classic used book store. Every city needs one and this is ours. If you are looking to get lost and wander through endless shelves of books, or if you want to find a uniquely bound first edition, this is the place. Perfect place to get absorbed in a great book on a lazy Saturday or Sunday. The cafe has quality coffee, sandwiches, and wraps, etc.
Enjonai Jenkins
::My favorite used bookstore of all time. The uptown location is 2 floors, filled with books of every genre. They even have a VHS, DVD, and CD section. The prices are great, most books are half off the original price. And if they don't have a book in their location, they are more than willing to check their Roosevelt location or purchase the book for you. The friendliest staff EVER. And although the sheer quantity of books can seem overwhelming, their comprehensive filing system makes finding any book a breeze.
Jessica Robisnon
::I think it's cool too have a place to exchange or sell books! They have a large selection of books in almost any genera you can think of! You can also have coffee and tea there (haven't tried it yet) and pretty decent customer service. I don't understand fully how they price books though. (I think maybe you get more for rare books... More quality over quantity kind of thing.)