Books-A-Million

Decent size and selection, but alphabetical organization is quite lacking. Good luck finding what you’re looking for.

Pretty poorly organized, no way to search for books and not alphabetically organized like the shelves say. If you’re looking for a specific book be prepared to spend a good amount of time scanning entire shelves praying you’re even in the right section.

club is a rip-off.they use deceptive business practices and have poor customer service

I really like this store. Pretty good Wi-​Fi. I like the discount area and the small café. I’m not a fan of having to pay for a reward card. Or that the price varies by how much you’re spending prior to signing up for it. The staff is really helpful and friendly.

My wife and I have chosen their coffee shop as our meeting place with our clients. We are always happy with the quality of their coffee and pastries. The employees are always super nice and we enjoy frequenting this business. The other thing is we figure that if you don’t support your local bookstore you may not have it and that would be a shame. Plus Starbucks is normally too crowded for us.

In the teeming metropolis of Clarksville lies a hidden treasure. Is it a cool hipster club? No, though you’ll find some of that rare and elusive breed there. A decent bookstore, combined with adequate and at times friendly and competent staff. The coffee shop has good coffee and they have difficulty screwing up a double espresso. I wouldn’t touch the somewhat defrosted «food» in the case, but thats just me being a snob. Really, it’s much better than their local competitor.
However, the bathrooms are seriously dingy and in disrepair, and well… my spidey sense went off everytime I passed by the facilities.
And yes, there are a slew of library users throughout the store. I would make sure that whatever I was buying wasn’t too dog eared.

We got SOLD on the membership, but overall, if you have a Border’s coupon for more than 10% then you probably can use it and save more there. I guess it depends on if you want to do price comparison to see if the item you want is on sale.
I’m a little disappointed that our first purchase cost so much. Especially since Border’s has so many coupons this month 15%-30% off coupons.
Still happy with the books though.
Customer service is great.

The best part of this generic bookstore is that it’s open till 11pm on weekdays, rivaling only Wal-​Mart for late night fun and excitement on Wilma Rudolph Blvd. They have a pretty good selection for major genres and have frequent sales. It’s bigger than corporate rival Borders across the street, and is far less crowded. There are comfy chairs to read in, and a magazine rack that takes up the far wall. There’s a little coffee bar inside, which I haven’t tried, only because the atmosphere is pretty sterile.