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Businiess name:  Book Nook
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Atlanta has a shortage of used book stores IMHO. This store has 4 locations that I've visited. The one in Marietta has the best prices, although it seems to be rather unorganized. The only negatives are: 1) the credit you get for trade-ins is minimal and restricted in how you can use it, 2) there is a minimum price on books of $2.40, as I recall, which makes some of the public domain titles comparatively expensive. The store is not as good as McKays in Chattanooga, but is better than anything else in Atlanta that I know of.

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