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.

What a neat store! Filled with new and used books as well as games. This includes kids and adults…read more Prices are fair and the selection is notable. My husband was interested in used fishing books and interestingly enough they had a nice selection. I think you can also sell books here which is a great way to earn some extra cash on books you no longer plan to read. Definitely a fun stop in this little town.

Great used book store with a constantly evolving selection of titles as they do credit for trade…read moreins and a frequent buyer program, highly recommended for good value and service. But be warned you may walk out with an arm full of books!

Really great selection here and when I went to check out I saw a sign "buy 4 get the 5th one free…read morepromo ends on X date" and I asked the clerk if the price mattered. "No, just whatever the 5th one is..." I suppose I could have gone looking for expensive ones, but I didn't really have time for that on this visit. I just appreciated the two free books and quickly got them.

Super cute bookstore in Exton. It is very quaint and has a nice selection of books for a small…read morebookstore. It has a little bit of everything. It is a great place to sit and have a coffee and start a book. They have a small coffee shop inside the store. The staff is super friendly.

I came here twice while I was in town and it is very cute inside. The coffee was good and it was…read morenice to be able to browse the books and relax. Staff was helpful when I was looking for a specific book. Prices were good and overall, it was nice. Pleas support this local store!

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!

We visited Dogstar books in search of something particular. Unfortunately, we didn't find what we…read morewere looking for, as the selection seemed to be limited mainly to vintage books, a lot of history, and science fiction. However, we did enjoy browsing the owners collection. Once the owner greeted us, he asked if we needed help and was very accommodating. Honestly, this place is worth checking out, just to see all of the old books, the rolling ladder, and if you are in search of vintage books this is your place. It is street parking here. I ended up getting an old Girl Scout manual, and the owner let me know that he also does repairs. We will definitely come back!

Love the merchandise. All prices are reasonable. Beautiful jewelry , Celtic figurines and art.read more

Service couldn't have been better! The store is one you wish to experience so don't let it be one…read moreto save for another time...check it out today with a friend! I found a PA book I was looking for that I hadn't expected to, so it made my day! The price was reasonable as well.

Barnes & Noble are currently the 'king' of the Big Box stores in the books and literature field…read more It's a great place to hang out for a bit. They have a wide assortment of new books. Plenty of journals, multimedia and other entertainment products as well. They also have a cafe in-store for patrons to rest at. My only gripe is that the workers there aren't exactly the nicest. I've been to this store many times and several of those visits including rude customer service and abject apathy.

Open floor plan is easy to navigate for all patrons, including in wheelchairs. There's an endless…read moreselection of options for everyone. It's not just for book readers. There's books and magazines of all genres, movies, games, toys, greeting cards, journals, a Starbucks to sit and relax in, a children's area, special events and so much more! Prices can be about average for most items, some in a higher price point and others (especially on sale) are great deals. It's best to price compare prior to hitting the registers. The layout can be altered frequently which makes it seem difficult to find specific items- but the staff is always there to support and provide guidance. I love that they will personally escort you through the maze of aisles directly to what you're looking for. They are knowledgeable and professional. My biggest complaint is the unkempt restrooms. The trash cans are frequently overflowing onto the floor and it's always advisable to check stalls for toilet paper availability as there are many times that it was necessary to find an alternate stall due to unkempt and poorly stocked stalls.

This is one of the most unique bookstores I've ever been to. When you first walk into this building…read morethat looks like an old castle, you are given a map - that's how big this place is and how many nooks and crannies there are! It's stocked with used books, mostly from several decades ago, so don't expect to find recent releases. I snagged two Agatha Christie books, which can be challenging to find. It's a fun place to explore, and if you're looking for an older book, this is the place to come.

10/10 stars for Baldwin Book Barn! This spot was on my list of bookstores (in the world) to visit…read moreand I was not disappointed! A barn filled with books! I explored all the books and crannies and can't wait to visit again! The bookseller is a charm and was happy to chat and share the store's treasures! Everything is for sale and I'm told that was very important to Mr. Baldwin! If you are a bookie or even want a different kind of field trip, this is well worth it!

amazing business the owner is so polite and the books are so good. the yard sale that they do twice…read morea year is also really good.

Definitely worth checking out if you're a local and need a book. Huge selection of fiction, and was…read morealso pleasantly surprised with the selection of Philosophy and history books. Owner was also friendly, and offered Victor Frankl. (A great blend of both based off my interests. Prices were also great. $6 for Being and Nothingness. $7 for American Prometheus. I will definitely be heading back.

The Book Trader is one of my favorite bookstores in Philly[1]. It's well-lit and has quite a stock…read moreof books, mostly used, but some new. They've also got records, old postcards, and I think I spotted a tote. To me, it felt *generally* organized inside, but YMMV, right? Bring your old books in to trade - read their policies on their site: https://www.phillybooktrader.com/menu - and while you're there, search for deals. The more books you buy, the more you'll save. Find them in Old City, convenient to the 2nd Street SEPTA subway stop. [1] There's a shop cat here! The famous Dr. Pickles is usually taking a catnap, so respect their space. Meow.

One of Philly's favorite book stores…read more While it's a bit overwhelming with tiny aisles, one way signs, and a bit unorganized, its a great spot to wander. If you are looking for something hyper specific, this might not be the spot. There are thousands of books in every category you could imagine. The staff is helpful and friendly, and the resident cat that wanders the shop is even better. Pricing is cheap and there's always some sort of deal going on.