Untitled by Perlle
On one hand, it has a great atmosphere. On the other, there is no temperature control and most of the books are either warped from weather and/or sun faded. The prices were great, and it was fun overall with great music in each area, animals, and gardens. But the selection and the quality of the books wasn’t that great. For example, there were eight paperback copies of Huck Finn and one copy of two other titles with the rest of his books being absent. More attention should be paid to that sort of thing, but with such a vast operation, they probably don’t have the manpower.
over 5 years ago
