I visited the Book Shoppe this past weekend and loved it! The volunteer staff was really friendly…read moreand helpful, allowing us to stay after closing until we finished finding our books. There was a huge variety of books in good to almost-new condition for $1.50 and $1.75. I got 9-10 books for a total of ~$12! Plus, it all goes towards a good cause -- to help the Kennett Square Senior Center. If I lived in the area, I would definitely visit more often!

Great used book shop! All books are donations and proceeds go to the Kennett senior center. Prices…read moreand selection are wonderful. Love having a book shop like this near home.

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.

Pretty nice atmosphere. Wasn't looking for anything in particular so I was happy to find 2 things…read more Price was much lower than I expected so I gladly donated to the senior center mug on the counter. I will definitely stop in again Ps check out the cheap bin outside

Very reasonable prices and it's a non profit so it's a win win for me. Sometimes used book stores…read morecan be disorganised but I was happy to find this store was very well labelled - I look forward to visiting again.

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Updated location on concord pike. It's bright ! And clean. Enough workers around to help locate…read morebooks you may be searching for. It is definitely smaller than the Christiana mall two story location but I appreciate the cozy, modern feel. The bargain book area, which is always my fave place to check for steals, isn't as big as I used to be. But this location has a great cafe and tons of tables to sit and work without the craziness of the mall... Which is always a win.

Absolutely loved it here. Just dropped in because they had a copy (and collector's edition, no…read moreless!) of one of my favorite books in the window display. Inside there are a few pastries for sale and a few books for sale of varying genres. I can't speak for the food, as we didn't purchase any, but the owners are so nice and personable. We chatted about favorite books and despite only being here for 11 months, I hope they become a dub-c staple. The owners are a couple, one who went to school for culinary and the other for poetry. Truly a story from a Hallmark movie! Supporting independent bookstores and small POC-owned businesses is a priority for me, and I'm happy to welcome this location to the area. Their book collection is small, but the owner seems to have read most of them or can still give pointers. Still a wide variety of genres for sale, from children's books to horror to Japanese poetry.

This is a super cute spot for coffee, baked goods and best of all books! This space is charming…read morewith lots of new releases to select from. The cupcakes were ok, not great (seemed like maybe they absorbed other flavors or something) but they were beautiful and I would give them a 2nd try! But new books and coffee; you can't beat that. It is not a sitting in cafe. Looked like to go only. Go home and read your new book!

Wow! This place is HUGE! They have a mix of new and resell items. Books, comics, manga, Pokémon and…read moreMTG cards, CDs, records, dvds, music instruments and novelty items. I could spend hours in here trying to go through it all. Prices vary. You can also bring items to sell to them! I was able to ask for help and the staff members were quick to help me find what I need.

I stopped in during a road trip when I saw that this 2nd and Charles location was close to…read moreInterstate 95. These stores are a nerd nirvana with used books, manga, comics, games, toys, vinyl and more. This store was clean and well-organized and the employees were helpful. I found some obscure tabletop RPGs including a Goblin Slayer RPG and an OSR adventure called The Seven Deadly Skills of Sir Amoral the Misbegotten. My favorite finds are cheap weird stuff from publishers I've never heard of. It looks like 2nd and Charles is adding clearance sections to many areas -- I found them in horror, mystery and science fiction -- and this is a welcome improvement. Going here was a nice morning break from driving that conveniently had a popular food truck in the parking lot selling coffee.

Super cute local bookstore! Friendly staff and great selection! Love the local items on display…read moreaswell! Definitely worth checking out this bookshop

Very unwelcoming. Not sure if it's a race thing, but the worker or owner stalked me in the store…read more Nobody else. Literally her eyes never left me and my daughter. I, of course, am not white. Go figure. To be treated this way while trying to support a small business is disheartening. Especially when books cost way more than on Amazon or at Barnes & Noble.

I like the tobacco and tubes they sell, and the prices are cheaper than other stores. And product…read moreis better.

This place is okay. Just okay. Not even that awkward. But it isn't the jazz festival which it's…read morename suggests. While they have a great magazine rack, their book selection is sub par. They have an excellent collection of local books, but the rest of it is just eighties trash. Also, been like really depressed about the local lighter selection. The artwork is a total snooze.

Perfect small business and a staple in the little village of Wayne. Great spot to buy Christmas and…read morebirthday gifts for friends and family!! The owner, Cathy is awesome and gives back to the community. This small town store brings in top name authors for book readings and signings. I've been to multiple events here and they're always so well done. They have a great selection and great prices. The downstairs is fabulous for events and is an entire floor dedicated to kids.

Thoroughly enjoyed We The Pizza book tour that took place here. The bookstore staff was friendly &…read morethe downstairs children section was spacious & had cute gifts. A bookstore I would definitely revisit.

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

Positives: good selection, I've been twice and found books I was looking for both times. Also well…read moreorganized so its easy to find what you're looking for. Cons: same woman working both times was not polite. Makes me never want to ask them a question. Not a good bookstore vibe. If you go, Prices are posted up front, hanging from the ceiling. As of July $6 hardbacks and $5 paperbacks (Kids books were less) and a lot of books are priced on the book. $20 bag sale They were running 50% when I was there