I am a totally a new fan of this book shop. How could I have missed out on such a lovely book shop…read morein the center of Haarlem. I was completely surprised by​ how big this bookstore is... I initially assumed that the book store was complelety small, until I finally walked in the shop. I came in here to purchase the Game of Thrones​ book set in Dutch for my man and was stunned​ over the amount of space in here.

What comes to mind when I think of the American Book Center a pretty average bookshop that does not…read morestand out from the rest, despite them speaking English. I always try to stop in here every once in a blue moon to see if a book will stand out for me to purchase. Once in a while, I get lucky to find a book that strikes my interest. However, most of the time I try to check out other bookstores that have that warm, cozy, and friendly feeling because half of the time I feel they definitely don't got it.

This will be the best selection of English and American books in Amsterdam. It's very sterile, but…read morehas a wide selection. Especially in a city that really celebrates Dutch book shops, if you need an English book this place will have it.

Quite a few bookstores in Amsterdam, and this one caught our eye just because the books are used…read moreand in English. Three floors with books stacked floor to ceiling on bookshelves with 10-12 shelves each. They even have a staff recommendation area, which was fun to peruse. Excellent organization of available books, separated nonfiction and fiction (also separated into genre). The owner was very knowledgeable and patient and kind. Ahead of me in line, he listened to a gentleman who was eager to tell him about the books he's read. Then he helped the next lady to find fiction in Morocco, even suggesting several authors to look up. I bought a fiction book that looked interesting (my stack of books to read grows faster than I can keep up--it's awesome). If you're in Amsterdam, this is a great place to visit to find a book to enjoy as you drink. coffee, between people watching, of course! Highly recommend!!

I work in a book store by the same name back in the states (Virginia Beach, VA) so I had to come…read moreby. I love the layout and the feel (and smell) of a used bookstore and this one did not disappoint. The sci-fi/fantasy section was wonderful and I wish I had more time to peruse, though I did find a nice paperback for the flight home. The person working, Fred (I think that was his name) was pleasure to converse with (pic attached). Again, I wish I had more time. Definitely recommend to anyone who visits the city and loves to read.

We had a great morning at the Hague Bookstore, the service was excellent and the atmosphere was…read moreeven better! The books were amazingly curated, the pastries were tasty, and the coffee was delicious. There was really cool art all around the shop as well, we easily could have spent more time here and we would love to come back! The prices were not bad, especially considering how high the vibes were here. We will be back for sure!

Cute cafe in a bookstore. Great to grab a small bite and a drink as well as come and study here…read more I really love the outside seating it's so beautiful

Wow, what an impressive bookshop. Full of great books at a reasonable price. The selection of books…read morekeeps getting better. The service is friendly and professional, they have a wide selection of books for different genres. So many books caught my eye, for such a great price. The book shop is a bit tight in space, but everything is perfectly structured in a wonderful and organize way. It's definitely worth a visit.

This place is seriously awesome of course if you speak english and live/work/are visiting this…read morearea. They have books as low as 4 Euros NEW! and up to about maybe 11 or 12 Euros. They have a huge selection of travel guides, fiction and biography type books. Sadly if you are like me and looking for travel writing or things of this nature they do not have them. However for what they do have it is worth a look at the least. The staff is also friendly and speak dutch and english, so if you need help finding someone they are happy to assist.

There is a really big bookstore in Rotterdam we won't mention here, because there are better places…read moreto go and get your paper fix. Within sight of Paul McCarthy's Santa Claus is a neat themed storefront. Boekhandel v/h Van Gennep is the go-to place for all things book like. A broad selection of literature, artrelated editions and a good body of poetry is a reader's homecoming. Even when you don't know what you are looking for, you will find it here. Simply because the knowledgeable staff will help you out in any way they can. Are you in search of a nice surprise for a birthday or just a gift? There is a section just for that. Give a book a home by visiting V/H Van Gennep. As seen on I Know This Great Little Place in Rotterdam (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.541163445922303.1073741851.103845866320732&type=3)

I wondered in this bookstore on a rainy day to find out about their selection of books in English…read more Come to find out they have a variety of books in different languages. Although keep in mind their books are primarily in Dutch. I am a big fan of biographies, so I got a lovely book on M.LK. Huijsing Books is a lovely and cosy bookstore to indulge in literature. Also they offer to buy your second hand books, so feel free to check out their website when they are accepting secondhand books again.

From the owner: Good selection of secondhand and antiquarian books in Dutch, English, German, French, Hebrew,…read moreRussian, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Chinese, Latin, Greek and Tamil!. free coffee or thea (just ask for it) and groovy tunes.

Make sure to stop by this lovely bookstore if your in Deventer. You will find a wide selection of…read moreclassical books in here. I was impress by their extensive collection of James Baldwin. You won't run across these type of vintage bookshops so easy. "Das Gute Ist Immer Da" is the type of bookstore that you just don't just walk into, and do a quick browse, the books in here requires special attention. In this enchanting little square you will have the pleasure to come across an antique bookshop that provides a variety of high quality literature to add to your antique book collection.

Paagman, Oh Paagman.... is there anything you don't have??…read moreFrom an adorable flower stand outside your doors, to nice washrooms, free wifi, and CANADIAN coffee?!?!? AND 3 "stores" in one? electronic/office Paagman, the COOLEST Childrens store section on the Fred, and a Large selection of books, and adorable cafe, and a post office?!?!? Talk about your one stop shop! 3 entrances at least on the outside each leading to a different section of the store... Easy to think they are not one and the same! How surprised was I to see you served Kicking Horse Coffee..... SO SURPRISED!!! The back cafe almost makes it seem like you are not in a store at all. The kids section is so cool, you can watch movies, and play games, and theres a teeny tiny mouse house with a doorbell. I loved Paagman and Paagman you could spend a good portion of a day in there very welcoming and relaxing atmosphere.

Great store all around and even a greater store if you've just moved to the Hague…read more You can buy postage, pens, books, paper, etc. Basically, Holland's version of a U.S. bookstore. You can also send international mail or purchase a chip card (enabling you to ride on the Tram and use other forms of public transportation in Holland). They also have a restaurant in back that serves decent drinks and snacks. Most important for any newbie to the Hague: free Internet. Apart from McDonald's - weird right? - Paagman is probably the best place to go to simply sit down at a coffee shop and respond to emails or simply surf the net