2nd & Charles - Littleton, Colorado

Anthony C.

For those who might be tempted to sell your books here, think twice. Granted books are not the most saleable items, but when I went over to this store I thought this was a great idea. There were people leaving the store with books, young and old. That was a good sign.
I talked to the buyback people inside and they were friendly and encouraged me to bring my books in for "a look" and a quote. There's no guideline on what they would be willing to pay in any way shape or form. They are mum on that for a reason.

If someone was to tell you up front, they would give you $1.32 for a cart load of books would you be eager to spend the time to haul your books over? Keep that in mind.

I cleared my shelves at home of books I had read, some I never read, and some that still gave me some interest, but my priorities have changed. So, about 40 books I had, some brand new with stickers prices in 20's or 30's.

They took my books in two great bins and said "We'll call you or text you with a quote." I said great. I got the call and they said to "come in," which was weird cause why couldn't they just tell me over the phone?

So, the gal at the counter acted very professional and said "Let me look up you're quote." At that time I was thinking that I would have accepted $30, but maybe they'll give me more. Nope, she said $1.32. I said "that's a crazy offer." I was insulted for having spent my time on this. I told her that I could fish out one of those books and it could sell for $5 anytime, anywhere. They were offering me $1.32 for everything. It insulted my intelligence and I told her I'd rather donate them all. She gave me back the books.

The deceitful part of this whole experience is "they know" when you first come in that they aren't going to give you more than $1 for everything you bring in. Absolutely deceiving.

Clifton M.

Great selection. You will never find the cd you want unless you comb the rack entirely. Music is out of order. For second hand products the video games are pretty steep

Gordon ?. F.

I had no idea what this place was, but I went in anyway. I discovered that they sell a lot of books. I was more excited about the video game section, they had PS and Xbox games all the way back to the originals. I also found some Hot Wheels from 2012.

Steve S.

Great selection of books; If you can actually sort through the disorganized disaster to find them. Need a specific book? Count on spending 10x as long as you would need to in a regular book store and be prepared to leave wondering if the book you were looking for was actually there after all but you couldn't find it because nothing was ordered by author/subject in any manner of coherency.

The absolutely worst organized bookstore that I have ever had the displeasure of encountering. While "organized" by subject, the actual categories are a disaster mess of the worst proportions with a jumbled gobbledygook mess of mixed authors and subjects. Additionally, having lived in multiple cities over the years, this store also has the worst trade-in prices I've ever encountered.

Kw G.

I like the way this place is set up. New, like new, or used items. Seems impossible to find a specific book there. If you like to meander, you will do great. If you are into shopping with no specific agenda, this is the place

Savannah C.

Didn’t get as much as I would hope for selling my books. But service was super nice and friendly and loved the atmosphere. The whole set up was 10/10 easy to find what I was looking for and if I needed help everyone was very kind.

Crystal W.

If you are looking for specific titles, it's not worth the visit. Excellent kids section with used books for cheap. Service is always friendly.

Kraig E.

It's bigger than you think? Yes and before you ask the question, yes they have it. Books games vinyls posters instruments etc. Oh yeah and sell all your vintage to them, you'll learn a buck or two.