Obviously those complaining about the Book Exchange don't spend a whole lot of time in used book stores. What is it supposed to smell like, roses and lilacs? The Exchange is cool, with books and books stacked everywhere. A book lover with a couple of hours could find some real treasures for their book collection. Yes, the house is old, yes it smells like old books; it's not Barnes & Noble.‎

I called this place and a lady answered. I asked her if they had a big religious section and she assured me that they did. So I embark on a one hour journey to theis place. ONE AND 3/4 SHELVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was pretty ticked. Not to mention the small selection were probably the worst shelve and 3/4 possible. Yes it did have a moldy cheese smell and they are in a house that looks like it is ready to cave in.‎

I am writing this in response to 'DO NOT ENTER A CAPPELLA BOOKS' ...

I always find something to take home, and have found the staff here friendly and knowledgeable.‎

This was the worst bookstore I have ever been to. It is disgusting and dirty. The one guy they having working the counter is a fat slob and extremely rude. The books were in terrible condition and the place smelled like moldy cheese. I had read these great reviews here online and was disappointed by the atmosphere of the place. I needed help trying to find a book and asked the slob behind the counter. Needless to say, I left having a few choice words with the clerk. I am not sure what kind of lazy business they are running but it is not worth the trip to 5 points. And I would not be suprised if all these nice reviews were written by the employee/owner. (since he seemed to be online the whole time) If you want to be treated like a third class citizen then this is the place to go!‎