Moravian Book Shop has always been a pleasant visit. The store is large and has an extensive…read moreinventory of much more than just books. During this visit, I picked up a few boxes of the famous Dewey's Bakery Cookies. The staff is very friendly, inventory is kept pristine and well organized.  I will always visit this book shop every time we're in Bethlehem...... and so should everyone reading this review.

The Moravian Book Shop is the oldest bookstore in America, the oldest continuously operating…read morebookstore in the world and home to the Moravian University student bookstore. The shop is quite big and you could spend a lot of time there. The Moravian Book Shop has new books, greeting cards, toys and games, and Moravian and Bethlehem-themed gifts. There were many ornaments. The Moravian University student bookstore had textbooks and school supplies. It is definitely worth checking out since there is so much history in this book shop.

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.

Great bookstore. Awesome location, great selection, amazing staff there is a book there for every…read morereader of every age and every budget! Books about everything from Philosophy to golf!

I graduated from Lehigh - not gonna say when and it was a great 3 years (I was in a special program…read moreand got outta there in 3 years). The Bookstore back then was kinda small - but it has since really expanded - and it offers job opportunities for work-study students. I got many books & supplies here during my college days.

The Lehigh Bookstore is the typical college gift shop but also doubled as the main place Lehigh…read morestudents could go to grab their textbooks and class supplies. The textbooks and supplies are generally a higher price than you could get from either Amazon or Walmart, but if your'e in a rush this is the closest place to get them as it is right next to Fairchild-Martindale Library on Lehigh's campus. When you are in a rush and need to find a textbook fast the staff at the Bookstore can be a real help and really understand that you are under a lot of stress to get your book, Lehigh students can work here under the work study program offered at Lehigh. As for Lehigh Memorabilia, this is the place to get it, they have a very large area dedicated to different banners and clothes, all of which I think are of good quality and hold up well over time.

It's nice to know there's still a brick and mortar selling books. But this Barnes and Noble is more…read morethan books. They have a nice cafe, great children's section, and a movie and music section. What I like most about this place are the gifts and oddities that are scattered throughout the store. Various themes and characters...something for everyone. The staff is always willing to be of assistance for anything you need. Everything could be at a better price than a big box store or that online behemoth but I like to try and keep this place alive.

Very small selection of books for sci-fi/fantasy. Mostly oversized paperbacks of series by a dozen…read moreauthors. I wanted a single stand alone book, not a series. Authors alphabetized, but selection went from 'M 'to 'W' with nothing in between. Cashier was rude. She pushed my purchase to me and when I asked for a bag, she said ,"Well, you have to ask for a bag if you want one." Good thing I didn't get a coffee, she'd not offer me a cup.

Love love love small bookshops, get certificates for holiday gifts, they have sooo many nice things…read moreand they're the backbone of a community, a center to meet and to discover and to have kids book readings, continuing the love of reading and discovering new magical stories. Absolutely amazing to meet what I assume is the owner, who shared his incredible knowledge and quite interesting, if horrifying, details of William Burroughs biography. This is to me, the most crucial difference between a corporate chain, where the clerks might be nice and courteous, and a community based shop that knows its patronage, able to share insights with its customers, connecting people to stories and ultimately, creating new stories. What the gentlemen shared with me is sensational and haunting, it was about Burroughs shooting his wife at a party, trying to perform a trick by shooting the apple she placed on her head. He missed the apple. It haunted him and now, me, what a graphic image, what a horrendous and tragic way to part with life. And what a wonderful experience and a great book i purchased, in fact the selection here while small and eclectic, is quite impeccable. I purchased Zadie Smith's new book "the Fraud" and so glad i did, I really want that book in my library. Can't wait to come back to this shop.

Found this wonderful bookstore while walking through Easton. Can't believe this place doesn't have…read moreany reviews, it deserves 5 stars. Upon entering we were greeted by a nice gentlemen who let us explore the store at our own pace. We were pleasantly surprised by the vast variety of books that were culturally sensitive, with strong Black protagonist. Being a multiracial family, this is very important to us. Take a look at the great selection they had, you won't regret it. They also have story time during the week and weekends. Oh, it's also right next to the Crayola Factory! There's street parking throughout and a few public lots in the surrounding area. Can't wait to come here next time we are in Easton. If this review was helpful, show me some love.

I live in LA and order from this charming wonderful bookshop on the regular. The owner is…read morewell-versed in new releases and at this point knows me well enough to toss in a freebie she thinks I might like. We can't wait to visit in person, but if you need a hard copy of book, please consider ordering from here before you hit up the big A.

The cutest bookstore for kids & after reading some negative reviews based on the owner being an…read moreally to POC children & supporting all children learning real history more of the reason to support !

My son found this place after purchasing his 1st portable record player. He found records to play…read morethat was on his list. The prices are good. The location is great. They have a huge inventory, from vinyl, CD's, movies and books. Everything from old school to new school. They don't miss out on anything. Whatever you're searching for this is the place to find it. So far we've been their three times, and each time my son found what he was searching for. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I'm sure we will continue to visit often.

I discovered this record store through the Whatnot app and so far I've made several purchases from…read morethem. They ship SUPER fast and the packaging is always great. From shopping around their prices are extremely fair. I wish I had the chance to visit this store in person.

The selection was absolutely outstanding! Store is incredibly well merchandised considering how…read moremost items are second-hand. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful to any questions I had. Many of the items I saw were easily 50% or more of their usual price. My wallet was in danger! Their specials are also fantastic.

Horrible pricing on Comics. They used to be .95 for back issues with some keys being more. Now…read moreforget it. I dont know who decides prices but their back issues are all damaged and the are charging $5-$10 or more for their back issues that are bent , torn, ragged, water damaged and not even for key issues, but issues that are worth 50 cents at best. I looked the other day and an issue of X-men 2099 #20 which is worthless and they had a price sticker on it for $7.95. Save yourself the time and skip this crapfest.