Your Brother's Bookstore 504 Main Street, Evansville, IN 47708

"I've visited this delightful independent bookstore three times now, and each visit has been unique. I live out of state now, but Your Brother's Bookstore has become a must-stop on my trips home to Evansville. I've purchased books for myself and also as meaningful gifts for friends and colleagues. I love that they support local artists, and I even had the opportunity to meet a featured local poet last week. Did I mention this store is (very) dog friendly? :) Check them out!"

"Your Brother's is a cool book store. They don't have a huge selection but I can usually find something good to curl up with. They can order books too (the one I got was cheaper than online retailers). I kinda hope they get more in to reselling pre-loved books. I feel like they'd make more discerning choices than *ahem* other resellers. Also, when we gonna do a House of Leaves book club?..."

"Extremely welcoming, friendly place. Great selection and more than happy to custom order something not currently available. Last time I was in someone was placing an order for specific volumes of a manga on a tight deadline and the cashier laid out the entire process to they would get the book on time, even if it meant that person ordered directly from the supplier instead of YBB. If you CAN pay in cash I recommend doing so. It's possible to pay by card but their current point-of-sale system is a little finnicky and can act up at random moments in a purchase. Excellent place, exactly the kind of business and people Evansville needs more of."

"This bookstore is run and operated by two brother's who have a knowledge of books that's so deep James Cameron is exploring it in a submarine. It is speculated that Adam's round house kick is so powerful it created the Grand Canyon."

"Great bookshop in downtown Evansville, mostly catering to adventure books and games, but also a nice selection of fiction and nonfiction. The atmosphere is warm and inviting and the staff radiate that as well. Prices were reasonable."