Pourings and Passages — Local services in Killingly

A well-organized used bookstore and then a bit more. Videos, games, puzzles as well as jewelry and other related religious items line the shelves of this local gem. Volunteers are pleasant, knowledgeable and available to shoppers. Books are organized by topic and then in alphabetical order within topic, a rarity in the used book world. Browsing is encouraged.

Looking for a specific title that's not in stock? They'll take your name and number to be on the look out for you!

This church based book store has titles you might not expect in such a store. Romance novels and popular titles are plentiful. Yet there are also a lovely selection of faith books if that's what you're looking for as well as art, history, cook books, science fiction and hard science, computer books and self help titles. The list could go on!

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THEY ACCEPT DONATIONS, BY SMALL QUANTITIES ONLY, SO CALL FIRST FOR DETAILS BEFORE YOU FILL...

In the quaint part of Northeastern Connecticut, is a captivating book store called Pourings and Passages. Located on the top floor of the Gerardi's Insurance Building of Danielson Connecticut, is a treasure trove of delight to adults and children. The eight rooms are filled with each their own specific genre. It includes a downstairs area with two rooms for children's and teachers aides books. You may also find a DVD you've been looking for. As you browse around the rooms and pick your selections you will find a room dedicated for coffee, tea, and maybe a little something to munch on all for a small donation. I love this book store and every time I come to Danielson I make a point to stop in when they are open. Even if you're having an off-day the minute you step in you feel important because someone smiles, and makes you feel welcomed. And you may even become a regular where they even know your name. And that's such a...

I had seen this bookstore before and was excited at the chance to check it out. Person that walked in before me got a hello, person after me got a hello, no greeting to me. I assumed they were regulars or they just didn’t always say anything. Looked around a bit and walked toward the romance section which is mostly older romance books and heard the conversation of all three at the register go from regular talking to whispering and looking at me and continued whisper about “blame it on…”. It was very obvious I was being spoken about. Not sure if my colorful hair or my shirt bothered them but it made me feel very unwelcome. I had gone in for books for my son so I got a couple and checked out and was very nice despite feeling extremely unwelcome. I liked the trinkets and books and the maze of rooms, but I won’t...