If I am not going to read something anymore, why should I keep it? Furthermore, I can support a…read moresmall business and a Farmers Market that I love. Today, I wanted to buy back one of the many comic books I have given to them, in this case. Dumbing of Age: Just Put Down The Ukulele And We Can Let The Healing Begin (Book 7). Mrs. Donna refused the $8, and furthered the spirit of the Holidays and Small Business Saturday (which is today).

Love this place. I'm glad that they are still at the New Castle Farmer's Market. I had see. That…read moretheir previous location closed but you can still find them a little ways down the hall. Good people and always really kind.

When I was a kid, there was an old bookstore in the South Street Seaport in New York City. The…read morestore was located inside a riverfront building that dates back to the late 18th century. The feel of store was unmistakable and left a lasting impression on me. When I enter Baldwin's, I am transported back to that old bookstore of my youth. Walking through four levels of books, it's easy for one to feel as if they've been transported to a bygone era, in which reading was the entertainment option of choice for most and still viewed as the single best escape from a hard worn day. Just when you think they couldn't possibly cram any more books into this old barn, you turn a corner, find all new nooks and crannies, and find yourself drawn to collections from every era over the last century. There's something other-worldly about Baldwin's that is hard to describe, but it's very easy to lose yourself for hours. The title selections cover every topic under the sun, with many of the offerings being long out of print and only available on the secondary market. The prices are reasonable, but make no mistake, this is not a discount bookstore. This is an independent seller, with books that you're not going to necessarily find at your big chain options. The service is friendly, very much in the vein of a mom and pop/private business. They conveniently provide a map so you can find your way around, and trust me it is useful. The proprietor is more than happy to guide you in the right direction, or chat about your purchases, or answer any questions you might have. If you have a friend or family member, who is a book lover, this is a must see destination for them.

Beautiful spot, great service, and a massive collection of used books. I came on my birthday and it…read morewas a blast to just walk up all of the floors (I think there were 4) and see what they had. The only thing I wish is that they'd had a bigger collection of Easton Press/Franklin Press books - I came looking for more classics and I found this particular collection to be a little small. Otherwise, amazing spot.

Recently ordered the Deluxe edition for ghost in the shell manga and came in perfect condition…read more Packaging was perfect and arrived way earlier than even expected plus the value and price was a steal for me. i also even messaged about wanting to give a review and just overall really nice people I won't hesitate to order from again.

Awesome bookstore with a dangerously large selection of books on the War Between the States…read more Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Look forward to my next visit.

Amazed that I'm the first to review this location! What an exceptional used book store! I have a…read morehuge interest in presidential biographies, and this store delivered when it came to that genre. I walked out with a couple great books to add to my collection, and will be back soon to pick up some more! My favorite thing about this store is that they offer hard to find books for a great price. They have an extensive Pennsylvania section which includes biographies about many of of the small colleges dotting the southeast part of the state, and a large amount of genealogical books as well. I was strapped for time and didn't get a chance to explore the entire store, but the sections I perused left me with a great feeling about the place. The lady who helped me check out was extremely friendly as well. Have already recommended this store to a couple friends and family, and I will personally be making the trip back out as soon as next week. Highly recommend!

I've been to many used book stores. Most look about the same, with about the dame pricing, etc…read more And this one holds true to that. Looks like most other used bookstores. But... The owners of THIS store have been in the book business for a while. Both put in years at a large chain bookstore. They've used that experience to create a store people WANT to shop. They are extremely knowledgeable on many topics, and very friendly. The store, like many used bookstores, is a work in progress. The difference is the people, and the staff are amazing!

The prices! The place is a little bit of a mess but who…read morecares. You can get something at a bargain price.

Good prices on many things as usual. I wouldn't come here looking for superb quality but something…read morethat is on a basic level, if you aren't too keen on a specific color and trying your luck if it's sized based, if you're open to random odd flavors like the food adventurer that I know you are, then this is truly a great place for a bargain. The people here enjoy working here so much that two employees told me the pineapple Olipop flavor is the best. I sensed this and that the cherry cola Olipop I got is pretty good too just from my general Food knowledge and personal preferences. Now if only I can score tickets for a James Beard event and get selected as a well paid food consultant, then I think I am set! lol.

We stumbled upon this cute little bookstore in Woodstown, South Jersey, while out on a drive. As…read morealways, my daughter and I must visit any used or indie bookstore we stumble upon during our travels. Upon entering we were immediately greeted by Tom Barney the stores' owner. He inquired if we are returning or new visitors and proceeded to give us a quick tour of the layout. He has books for everyone. A huge kids section and in the back you will even find comics and some collectibles. I am a huge romance reader and while that section is not overly large, that does not stop us from venturing down that way on occasion when we are bored on a Saturday. We never leave empty handed. The first time we were there he even had a local author in the store signing books. Check out his Facebook page or subscribe to his newsletter for updates on events he has planned. He does take trade in used books as well, but please inquire in store for more details. Tom is such a wonderful man and always willing to help you locate a book you are interested in.

I love this store. Tom, the owner, is one of the friendliest people I've ever met. The inventory is…read moreconstantly updated and the store often runs great sales. Books are fairly priced--and even cheaper if you bring trade-ins. BLB has become a favorite haunt of mine; I go once every two or three weeks.

I love getting lost in here. I love that I can purchase a pile of books and lose maybe a $20 bill…read more I found some awesome books related to Jackie Kennedy in this store and had a grand chat with the man behind the counter about this fascinating first lady. There is meter parking on the street. I don't care about the limited space or the mess in the store -- it's part of the charm.

The staff , all of them, were friendly, helpful and just full of happy! Great selection...highly…read morerecommend

Such an adorable bookshop and gift store! They had a large variety of books/genres to select from…read moreincluding children's books. They also had some trinkets and toys for purchase. There was limited seating inside but what they had was very cozy.

Unassuming store in the Eagleview Development Town Center. Shop for books, eclectic gifts, cards…read moreand whatnots. Staff is friendly and upbeat. A coffee bar with several stools serves espresso et al. While the store is one level and has accessible parking close by, the exterior door is a bit narrow as are the aisles which might prove challenging to all but the most adept and narrow-hipped wheelchair users.

A quaint shop that holds all kinds of literary treasures hidden all over its space. I found some…read moretrue gems here and the condition of the books were really good! I think the one thing I would note is that this place can feel rather cramped and tight because there are books literally everywhere (on the shelves, on trolleys and the floor). The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable! I would highly recommend asking for their advice or option on a book!

You walk inside and there are books EVERYWHERE. This is my favorite type of bookstore- where every…read morenook and cranny has a treasure and you can spend a whole day investigating what they have. They were also so nice!

As with so many other smart used bookstores, they have a "bargain" cart up front with $2.50 for…read moreone, 3 for $6. I easily found 3 I wanted within a few minutes, then went back looking in the Middle East section for some titles that might help a subject I'm studying at the moment. The place is laid out very neatly, but the titles are arranged in the careless way that you want and love in a used bookstore, allowing you to dig for treasures on your own, albeit within neatly defined genres. Friendly staff, and they will buy from you by appointment and offer you double the store credit they would offer in cash. May have to stop by again soon. :-)

I somehow managed to not notice this store right next to Krispy Kreme until I'd walked past it…read moreprobably half a dozen times. Guess I was focused on getting to donuts, but I'm glad I finally noticed it and now I stop in whenever I'm in the area. It's a smallish space, but well organized with a wide selection of genres. It's primarily books, but they also have DVDs and a small CD section. There are a few stepstools scattered around to help you reach the items on the higher shelves which I appreciate as a not super tall person. I find the CD section difficult to shop though, as it's on lower shelves and even with my glasses on it's tricky to read the small type on the cases near the floor. The employees are friendly and polite and always happy to help if you're looking for a specific title. I've only ever purchased here, but they also take items for trade-in, although you need to make an appointment for that. The prices are generally in line with other used bookstores in the area. Definitely sign up for their e-mail list, as they frequently send out discount codes. Unlike some used bookstores I frequent, I don't always leave here with a find, but I often come across a book on my TBR list at a good price.