Wonderful! I received my book, beautifully wrapped in paper. A week earlier than I expected. The…read morebook is as-new, though it was listed in good condition. Thank you, thank you!

Very cozy vibe and great customer service. I highly recommend this destination for anyone…read moreinterested in old books--there are plenty of treasures to be found!

Lots of books! Good prices. Convenient. I enjoy browsing but you need to know what you're looking…read morefor!!

This is a pretty basic discount bookstore, and while you can purchase a bunch of books at pretty…read morediscounted prices, there's a reason. It's mostly minor league material here. Primarily discounted books rather than used books. That's all I really have to say! If you're looking for popular books or secondhand books, you'll probably want to look elsewhere.

This is the main. larger location of Pocket Books (but also check out their smaller store on Prince…read moreStreet!). It has a lovely porch for reading outside in warmer weather, as well as some cozy seating inside. And the selection is excellent. They take care to stock books across a wide range of genres for all types of readers and interests. The store promotes a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone, and the employees are always friendly and helpful. On my most recent visit I scored a bargain from the sale cart and got a hardcover on my TBR list for 20% off. They also have a nice selection of gift items and stationary. A great place to spend an afternoon browsing through all the rooms.

Wonderful bookstore with both used and new books to pick from! I got an Ellen Hildebrand (?) book…read morefor just $2 from the used section in the back, as well as $40 worth of fabulous stickers from their plentiful options. Shop small!!

We found this place by accident while in Lancaster County. It's an Amish bookstore with a great…read moreselection of books and other items and also great prices. I noticed all the books I purchased were at least $2.00 less than MSRP. I saw the some of the same books in other shops but never at prices as low as their prices. I can't wait to go back next time I'm in the area!

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!

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.

This little gem of a used bookstore can be found inside the delightful West Shore Farmer's Market…read more You might think at first that there isn't much to see, but when approaching the store inside the market, you come to discover that what exists in the hallway is only the outside of the Bookworm Bookstore. There's so much to see inside, with all kinds of book genres all well-organized and easy to search. The staff was incredibly friendly and approached me twice to ask if there was something they could help me find. They knew where everything was and knew sometimes even before they'd look what was on the shelves and what wasn't (or what just sold a couple of days/weeks ago). Very insightful and their kindness made the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommend for the used book lover!

What a joy to have a bookshop above a farmer's market! Lady Matilda and I schedule our quarterly…read morevisit to the Farmer's Market when the store is open. Check the days and hours before you visit. Lady Matilda and I come to the market for our meats and spices, grab a soft pretzel or three from the Amish kiosk, and see what the Bookworm has to surprise us. It's a friendly shop where they remember you and your tastes. I've converted a lot of clients and friends in the area who were quick to dismiss it as just another dirt-mall book dump. Absolutely not. The store carries the professionalism of classic independent booksellers with the fun of a friendly mom-and-pop store. Take a break from the busy market on your next visit.

Firefly is our go to bookstore. In fact we no longer patronize the big box book stores since…read morefinding Firefly. The store has a huge selection of new and gently used books. If they don't have what your looking for, they will gladly order it for you. You can even trade books for store credit, which is awesome in my opinion. The store has ample seating and complimentary coffee and tea. The owners and staff are SUPER FRIENDLY and always more then willing to help you out. Check them out, you will not be disappointed!!!!

Firefly is outstanding. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and always professional. I've never seen…read moreanother bookstore with as wide a selection as Firefly Bookstore. They are a valued member of the Kutztown community and a shining example of human beings.

This was a fabulous find on my latest trip to Lancaster. It's located inside the Lancaster City…read morePublic Library. Look left when you enter and you'll see the room labeled "Bookstore." It has limited hours, because it's run entirely by friendly volunteers, but it's worth arranging a visit. It has a great selection of used books in excellent condition for very reasonable prices, including a lot of recent popular books. I picked up a recent paperback bestseller for $3 and a hardcover for $7, and my best score was a signed paperback copy of Sarah McBride's memoir for only $4. If you love shopping for used books like I do, this is a must visit.

This is a tiny bookstore located in the Lancaster City Public Library. All proceeds from the sales…read morego to the library fund, which makes it a worthwhile place to purchase used books. When I asked, the lady running the station told me that all the items for sale were previously in circulation or held by the library in some capacity. I purchased a few DVDs and a first edition book that were very fairly priced, and looked to be brand new. There were no markings on either to indicate they were ever circulated, so I'm wondering if some items in the shop were also donated at one point or another. While I imagine the collection doesn't change over too often, I'll try and re-visit every month or so to see what else they've added. It's worth stopping in while you're visiting the library!