Nice library right in the heart of downtown Collingswood. Staff I interacted with is nice. As it…read moreis downtown, parking may be limited if you're driving and aren't visiting a friend who lives in this area.

Excellent public library in a cozy mid-century setting. They always have a deep selection of new…read moreand classic books, and the librarians are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful.

This is a wonderful library branch. I've been here about 10x now. the library is easy to…read morenavigate. Always have great activities on the calendar for people of all ages. The employees are great! If you go in daylight it is easy to park too. Highly recommend.

On way back on the bus I figured I'd stop by here... then I see dark lights and no activity, now…read morewhat? It's not a holiday, it's after 10am, they should be open. I get to the door...12 on Monday's? Who opens so late? It's not like it's South St where all the hipsters don't get started until noon...

"The mystery of chess boxing" --Wu Tang Clan…read more I love that each of the branches of libraries in Philly have "Free Library" out front. The best things in life are free and libraries are no exception for a free resource worth its weight in gold. Friendly staff. Library also serves as a health center. Many interesting events including a chess club as I am an avid chess player like Bobby Fischer and the Wu Tang Clan. The selection isn't that large compared to the main library in San Francisco that I frequent back home yet it is quality over quantity. Whoever orders the books here is doing an excellent job. Kudos to the librarians that order the excellent reads here. I had a casual game at the chess club and won. Better to quit while ahead so after I won a single match of chess I was ghost and went to the books here to pursue them for some time before getting on with it getting on with my day.

Whenever I need to print out directions I go here. They have nice printers. Only 4-Stars because…read morelast time I went to use the printer a man was outside pooping in a box. I also wish they sold stamps. Still good place.

Very nice place people are very Friendly And Helpful the people at the front desk are pleasant Tooread more

The book I purchased online was small and soft-covered--could easily have been crushed or mangled…read morein the mail but it arrived in pristine condition, wrapped in tissue and carefully packed in a cardboard slip. Thank you for taking such good care of this lovely book!

This is one of the most negative and depressing experiences I have ever had with any bookstore. I…read morepurchased a book I had been searching for for years from them as a first edition book for an agreed-upon price of $850. The book was covered in a rare dust jacket, which, if imperfect, was still in fairly good shape. When I received the book, I found it to be a second edition. However, the second edition of this book had the identical jacket to the first edition, making it still a fairly valuable jacket at least. I indicated to the bookstore that they had sold me a second edition copy as a first edition, while still conceding the value of the jacket, and offered to keep it for a small price adjustment in consideration of the difference in value of the actual book, of which the true first edition was worth perhaps $200, and the second edition, perhaps $75. The company, specifically Heidi, demanded that I send the book back, and would offer no reasonable price adjustment based on having sold the jacket not as described. Meanwhile, I had a "friend" who is a much more seasoned collector than I advising me that I absolutely couldn't spend $850 on a second edition book, particularly one that was misadvertised. I really wanted to keep the book but did not want to be taken advantage of by the misinformation provided, so eventually, I had to return the book. I also provided the company with the background information that my "friend," whom they knew by name as someone active in the book industry, had told me what they were asking for the book was inappropriate and unethical, although as I have said 80% of the value was in the jacket, so I didn't mind paying $650 for the jacket and $100 for the later-edition book. Additionally, no apology was ever issued for misinforming me about the edition of the book. At any rate, as soon as I sent the book back, my "friend" called them up and bought it from them for the $750 I would have gladly paid, and which I had asked them in three separate emails to make me whole by doing. At any rate, the "friend" is no longer my friend, and this bookshop acted unreasonably and unethically and shouldn't be in the business, as far as I can see. The owners belong to ABAA, but they certainly don't abide by their standards of ethics. I have no idea why they commandeered the book back and sold it to my "friend" instead of reaching to me and indicating that they were going to sell it for the amount I had offered to compromise on 3-5 times. I would advise staying away, especially if you are a book buyer at a distance.