Perfect small business and a staple in the little village of Wayne. Great spot to buy Christmas and…read morebirthday gifts for friends and family!! The owner, Cathy is awesome and gives back to the community. This small town store brings in top name authors for book readings and signings. I've been to multiple events here and they're always so well done. They have a great selection and great prices. The downstairs is fabulous for events and is an entire floor dedicated to kids.

Thoroughly enjoyed We The Pizza book tour that took place here. The bookstore staff was friendly &…read morethe downstairs children section was spacious & had cute gifts. A bookstore I would definitely revisit.

Great customer service! Visited here with our niece to find her a good book to read. We asked the…read morelady in charge about possible recommendations. We mentioned some previous books that our niece enjoyed, and the lady was able to give a number of great recommendations. All three of us enjoyed the experience so much that we each bought a book. Can't wait to read my poetry collection. Great to see that this bookstore also carries the summer reading selections for local public high schools. Will be back!

One of the best local book stores that I have ever encountered. Wide range of topics. Great…read morecustomer service, very knowledgeable team

Amazed that I'm the first to review this location! What an exceptional used book store! I have a…read morehuge interest in presidential biographies, and this store delivered when it came to that genre. I walked out with a couple great books to add to my collection, and will be back soon to pick up some more! My favorite thing about this store is that they offer hard to find books for a great price. They have an extensive Pennsylvania section which includes biographies about many of of the small colleges dotting the southeast part of the state, and a large amount of genealogical books as well. I was strapped for time and didn't get a chance to explore the entire store, but the sections I perused left me with a great feeling about the place. The lady who helped me check out was extremely friendly as well. Have already recommended this store to a couple friends and family, and I will personally be making the trip back out as soon as next week. Highly recommend!

I've been to many used book stores. Most look about the same, with about the dame pricing, etc…read more And this one holds true to that. Looks like most other used bookstores. But... The owners of THIS store have been in the book business for a while. Both put in years at a large chain bookstore. They've used that experience to create a store people WANT to shop. They are extremely knowledgeable on many topics, and very friendly. The store, like many used bookstores, is a work in progress. The difference is the people, and the staff are amazing!

The best bookstore experience I've ever had. The employees were amazing, super nice, and gave me…read morethe best, most personalized book recommendations I've ever received. I went in for one book and left with 4!

I love this store. The owners truly love books. They have a terrific collection, make great…read morerecommendations, and will happily and speedily special order anything they might not happen to have that you could want. Plus, support the small guys!!

This was my great new discovery of the weeken and it made my day. It you are a fan of a cozy brick…read moreand mortar bookstore filled with reading treasures this is the place for you. What a great addition to downtown Phoenixville! The staff was super friendly and very knowledgeable!

I'm conflicted, really, on this one…read more I was super excited to see Reads & Company open, and right across the street from the Colonial Theater, where Lion and I spend a lot of time. We are both bibliophiles and cinephiles. I have spent so much time in bookstores browsing, discovering, exploring. A day comes when I got to town before Lion. Having time to kill before the movie we were going to see, I head over to Reads to check it out. Out front is a blackboard sign that's cute, good sign. The space is deep and somewhat narrow, which is pretty normal for the age of the architecture. You work with what you have. I first see a board of upcoming author events with books stacked below, in case someone wants to pick up the book in advance. Nice merchandising move, I think. Then I start checking out the stacks lining the walls and arranged on tables. The presentation is clean, sleek with warm tones. There are A LOT of titles here, and typically 1-2 copies of each, which is smart. Maximizing shelf space, with just-in-time supply chains you're not risking being 'out' much. The selection skews towards topical issues in politics, biographies, business, etc, and fiction. A selection of staff recommendations with write ups. There is in the back a children's section with a nook for kids to hang out in that's shaped like a rocket ship. Some absolutely adorable onesies. A perfunctory but respectable selection of YA and SciFi and Literature. No humor or books on movies/directors, which I thought would be a nice tie with the historic theater. They do have local authors in a section and some history of the local area, which is cool. Staff were very friendly once I initiated conversation, and I don't mind that. As a more introverted person I find that too bright a greeting, too much chat, especially in a place to bury myself in a book, is off-putting. They were great, really. The struggle: There are no places for anyone over the age of, say, 4, to sit, unless it's the sleek wood floor. Even in the children's area there's no place for the grownups to sit. Also, those onesies are cute and a missed opportunity for toddler and youth gear, even some adult gear of the same style and feel. If your kid's out of onesies but REALLY WANTS that Pigeon Drives the Bus onesie, you've got an unhappy toddler. This is not a place that wants you to stick around. As I struggled with how to describe it, I would say that it's most like a bookstore you'd find in an airport or a train station. A well stocked shop to spend maybe 15-20 mins in finding an acceptable title and then go on your way. This is not *bad*, it's probably a great business model for a customer looking for a book that an author just talked about on The Daily Show or just got a review in the WSJ. The quandary for me is simply that I'm not that customer, which means I may stop back in, but I wouldn't make a special trip. I want to say "Yay I'm a fan" because for whatever reason 3 stars is perceived as 'bad' but truly, it's A-OK. Not my kind of place, but a great place for a different kind of customer than I. I wish them great success as they court that customer, truly.

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!

Old-fashioned used bookstore where you might not find a particular item but are sure to find…read moresomething you like if you look around.

I wish it hadn't taken me so long to get around to finally stopping into this bookstore, although…read morethat was probably better for my budget! I'm definitely going to be a regular now! So far I've only purchased books, but will likely be selling some back at some point, which you can do for store credit on a future purchase. The store is spacious and well organized and has a great selection. Every book on the shelves is in great condition, and they have a lot of recent best sellers. They have fun displays, as well as one for banned books, which I love. Most books seem to be in the $7-$10 range and they have a mix of hard covers and paperbacks. I always leave with several books in my arms. The employees are always friendly and helpful, and they seem to take the time to get to know the regular customers. If you're looking for a particular book they don't have, they'll make a note and call you when they get a copy then set it aside for you to come in and pick up within the next couple weeks. And adding to my love of the store - they have a bookstore cat! I haven't had the pleasure of meeting Webster yet, because I'm always there on his day off, but I look forward to meeting him sometime in the future!

Came in recently to sell some used books. Drop them off, leave your phone number, and they will…read morecredit your account. The next time you come in, you'll get 50% off the books you are buying up to the amount of credit you have. Good selection in here and friendly staff.

Tim has an awesome friendly presence and passion for his shop! I don't get to Lansdale often but…read morewhen I do, it's specifically just to visit Comic Zen

Even though Comic Zen is in the heart of downtown Lansdale, be forewarned; it's super tiny inside…read morethe store. But you can find some decent new releases, variants, and a few gems in the back issue bins at great prices. I picked up one key issue for only a buck! I wasn't impressed with the person running the store, though. My first time there, I was given the cold shoulder, even when I tried to initiate a conversation. Perhaps I caught them on a bad day or at the wrong time; I don't know. I'd like to give it another shot if I'm in town. But we'll see.