Berlin is as cute as ever, even in the off season. This bookstore emphasizes the charm of small…read moretowns and kind people. THE STORE. Just off main street, you'll walk in to a beautiful room with walls of books surrounding you. But the first thing you'll see is the astounding art scattered around the walls. Truly lovely paintings (my favorites involved dogs) that made you feel like you were in a really elevated store. There were different book selections, though it wasn't too overwhelming that you had analysis paralysis in what to choose. THE STORY. We were chatting with the owner, who mentioned that she had written a book the previous year called Death is My Life. And she was describing her life who were really struck with everything that she had been through and bought ourselves a copy. Her significant other was in the back room doing the accounting and he was just as friendly. It was so lovely seeing these two people, and they really mentioned their appreciation that we stomped by not only to support a local bookstore, but to support a local bookstore in the off-season. We chatted a bit about what books were good, and ended up buying two that we'll read while here and on the plane ride back home. Do yourself a favor. Stroll through main Street, stop in this beautiful little bookstore, and buy a book to keep the spirit of this town going strong.

The Greyhound is the best store in Berlin. It's so cute! The art makes this bookstore 10x better…read more The art is made by locals. The bookstore owner was so nice and helpful. I loved being in this bookstore and will definitely go back

This is everything a used book store should be: thronged, eccentric, with the occasional treasure…read moremis-shelved. I found an autographed Christoper Morley in the regular fiction section. Alas, it was a novel--I'd've bought it if had been essays. But I always find something I hadn't known I needed. Several somethings, in fact.

on valentine's day, my boyfriend and i decided to do a trip to cambridge/easton. i used to go…read morefishing at the piers nearby with my brother and parents and wanted to show him a piece of my childhood :) we noticed a cool book store down the road and wanted to check it out! we got to the shop at closing and we were so bummed! but a few seconds later the owner came out and said "hello! did you guys still want to come inside?" my boyfriend and i were so surprised! i'll tell you now that i am not a huge reader. i DO love anything that has history attached though; antiques, museums, clothes and in this situation books! warning: this place is like a maze. my boyfriend and i got lost a couple times. my boyfriend purchased a book on japanese art styles ($7) and i got myself "the dreamers dictionary", published in the early 70's ($7). PLEASE, if you ever come across this store check it out! book stores like this one are a dying breed :/ it was definitely worth the drive and i know i'll be back!

Wow! What a great find thanks to all of you preceding us to this treasure…read more All four of us were blown away at the thoughtfulness and organization of the books- not often found in used bookstores We walked out with bags of books and big smiles on our faces with anticipation of many hours of reading ahead of us Go!

Fun place to explore. Miss of new and old books. Love the coffee shop attached that included some…read moresandwiches and açaí bowls.

Will quickly become a favorite place of mine for sure. Reminds me of the small bookstores I…read morefrequented in New England when I lived there. They've got a solid collection of both pre-loved and new books, trinkets, and other goods. Definitely a place to stop if you've got someone visiting Lewes! They're very friendly and I think they've got solid prices on used books. Also a great place for locals to support a local establishment. Keep bookstores alive, we need them now more than ever!

Top 3 shops in Lewes. They have great merch outside of their selection of books. We always find…read morereally cute, unique art and take an opportunity to stock up on greeting cards for the year. The owner is so sweet and incredibly helpful. They probably have thousands or visitors each summer and she legit remembered us from last year. Talk about a memory.

A charming shop with a sense of quiet opulence. This is not a small town bookstore in spirit or…read moredesign. The space is beautifully conceived, inviting you to wander slowly and take in every aisle. I genuinely enjoyed the act of browsing here, which feels like a small luxury in itself. The only snag was an assumption on my part. Given the setting, I expected a more robust local history presence or at least a thoughtfully curated selection highlighting the region. Works on Underground Railroad and abolitionist networks, tourism history, or even local ecology felt notably absent. The offerings on Tubman and Douglass were surprisingly thin. Still, the store's elegance and breadth are undeniable, even if its sense of place could be more fully realized.

In historic Easton, Flying Cloud Booksellers is spread out among two brick buildings, one lined…read morewith a mural. One room is an impressive kids book section with places to read and play. The other room has shelves of all kinds of books organized easily. I stayed in the travel and local travel section. There are a few seats, local gifts, and a public restroom.

It is the best book store I've ever been to. It has all different types of genres of books. The…read moreservice was great and the books were over priced

Very nice as BN go, we go here often for coffee and a snack and the occasional book or notebook or…read moretoy. Nice place to relax.

The main street leading up to the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk is filled with stores and restaurants…read more So many that it can feel overwhelming. So many that you may miss a gem amongst them. Sometimes, you also just need to pop in to get away from the crowd outside. I was walking for a while and came upon the storefront. The windows drew me in, plus I was in need of a good, new book to read. I came in and had no idea how large this place really was from the outside. I wandered around inside until I found the sections I wanted to be in. I browsed for a bit, jumping from section to section. I had one book in mind and was out to find it. Unfortunately, the book was not yet released. I had to ask where it was. That's when the staff were super nice and told me the date. I thanked them for the information, and was about to leave. That is until I saw an amazing tote behind the counter that had a print from the my favorite book when I was little. 'The Monster at the End of the Book' I thought the tote was just one sided, having Grover saying 'You turned the page.' Only to come and discover that when you turned it to the other side it has him saying 'You turned ANOTHER page.' Quickly became my new favorite tote to take with me.

Love love love this bookstore! Soooo many books to choose from. Also really liked they had a…read moresection for just local authors and lgbt books. Also a fun selection of book related items and fun Knick knacks. My friends an I had fun and probably could've spent a few hours in here. They also have a selections of used books which is always nice to see!

Adorable used & new bookstore with great prices and a large selection! Owner is incredibly kind and…read moreVERY helpful! I recommend this business to anyone and everyone. :)

Our family loves and appreciates this community oriented bookstore. Liz is always able to find the…read morebooks I am looking for and my kids love visiting her store and attending events there. She hosts multiple book clubs a month & there is something for everyone at Caprichos Books.

Perfectly lovely town, wonderful bookstore and fascinating owner. It just might entice you into…read morereading mysteries! Janice, Arnold, Md

3.5 Stars - I'm a huge fan of mystery books and mystery bookstores. I love Oxford, as well. This…read morebookstore has an amazing selection, including some truly adorable and memorable print postcards that are perfect for friends and family. So much could be done with this place. It's very disorganized, and there are wayy too many books for the space. The owner doesn't seem too interested in patrons unless you directly engage her. Nonetheless, if you're a big mystery book fan, take a look here. They have some gems that you won't find easily on Amazon and the owner can offer some great suggestions. Definitely go if you're a mystery book lover who doesn't mind a bit of disorganization.