Went to this book store when they were in downtown York, PA. What a beautiful store and the books…read morein the section I was looking at were great. Just saw that they moved out towards Dallastown on S. Queen Street. Will have to visit soon. Noticed they don't have hours listed on Yelp. Hope they are open. Wonder if they still have coffee. If not there is a Starbucks nearby that I love to visit. There is plenty of parking.

The most stunning bookstore I've been to! We stopped for lunch on our way to the Flinchbaughs…read moreorchard for tulips and saw this bookstore right where we parked. I had to stop in as I love a local bookstore and was blown away. It's a cafe and plant store with the best curated book selection I've seen. It's a tight collection of books and the owners were celebrating their one year opening and were giving out cookies! I would make the hour drive just to spend time in this bookstore! The staff made my friend really good about her book purchase. There's a dedicated children's section that's so cozy and instagrammable. There was also a sale cart which you don't often see in bookstores, if you're looking for a bargain might be a good stop for you. I'm still thinking about this bookstore as I write the review. Bravo, Bound Books!

I drive by this bookstore all the time, so today I decided to stop…read more As soon as I walked in that lovely old book smell reached me, and then I met a local author! I browsed through the books & finally landed on the true crime section, which peaked my interest. I grabbed a book & took it to checkout, they were polite & offered me a bag. The book price was very affordable & I even got a discount! Unfortunately the cats were hiding so I didn't get to say hello to them, but this is such a gem of a store & i recommend that you visit!

The cats were nice, but once me and my family entered the business the staff were very judgemental…read moreand kept staring at my kids as if they were gonna start trouble and when my daughter tried to pet Oden the one lady scared him away, we went there for the cats and they were kinda rude. When I found a book and bought it the lady at the counter was being pretty rude. I went there before and no issue but I dont think I will be going again due to how uncomfortable me and my family was, especially when they are supposed to promote the cats for adoption.

Very cute, quaint store! I was looking for a gift for hubs, and found the Alice in Wonderland…read moredisappearing Cheshire Cat mug. I was lucky and nabbed the last one! The owners are really nice, and they had a great selection of books! I would definitely pop back in if I'm in town!

What a great independent bookstore with clearly marked sections and fun surprised like the mystery…read morebooks wrapped in newspaper and an entire section of Where's Waldo books. For being a narrower shop, it's long so there are many books. One thing to note is that their travel section shelf was empty. I'm sure they were in process of restocking so I'll be back!

This book store is the best book store because it is very quiet there is a lot of book and you can…read moreget BAM exclusive book like this one I really like is place and you should try it.

It a really nice book store with great staff and good selection of books. Nice café too!read more

Wonderful! I received my book, beautifully wrapped in paper. A week earlier than I expected. The…read morebook is as-new, though it was listed in good condition. Thank you, thank you!

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!

This was a fabulous find on my latest trip to Lancaster. It's located inside the Lancaster City…read morePublic Library. Look left when you enter and you'll see the room labeled "Bookstore." It has limited hours, because it's run entirely by friendly volunteers, but it's worth arranging a visit. It has a great selection of used books in excellent condition for very reasonable prices, including a lot of recent popular books. I picked up a recent paperback bestseller for $3 and a hardcover for $7, and my best score was a signed paperback copy of Sarah McBride's memoir for only $4. If you love shopping for used books like I do, this is a must visit.

This is a tiny bookstore located in the Lancaster City Public Library. All proceeds from the sales…read morego to the library fund, which makes it a worthwhile place to purchase used books. When I asked, the lady running the station told me that all the items for sale were previously in circulation or held by the library in some capacity. I purchased a few DVDs and a first edition book that were very fairly priced, and looked to be brand new. There were no markings on either to indicate they were ever circulated, so I'm wondering if some items in the shop were also donated at one point or another. While I imagine the collection doesn't change over too often, I'll try and re-visit every month or so to see what else they've added. It's worth stopping in while you're visiting the library!

Support your local small business! This is a cute Secondhand bookshop in downtown Lancaster. There…read moreare a variety of books, including very first additions, and lots of interesting titles all around. They also sell fair trade Peruvian crafts which looks like a great addition to anyone's holiday gift giving plans.

Friendliest, cutest, sweetest bookshop ever! I will definitely be back someday!! I love the…read moreselection and price and all the bookish things inside

It feels like a combination of bookstore,flea market & antique store. Everytime you come here you…read morenever know what you will find in every nook & cranny.

What an absolute gem of a bookshop The Book House is in Dillsburg! I cannot convey in words just…read morehow delightful this place is - it's everything you'd hope for in a small, hole in the wall, everything's cramped but also clearly well maintained "there's hidden treasure everywhere" kind of place. The selection of used books is astounding, and the varying levels of quality was unexpected too - nothing was garbage, and while there are clearly used books here, there are also really nice, mint level books too. To give you an idea of the scope of books I'm talking about here, I left with a mint paperback of Starship Troopers from 1997, and a high quality copy of the published 1896 Pennsylvania School Laws (yes, that's a very old book). The staff are incredibly helpful and know their inventory well - don't be afraid to ask for help finding something if you've spent 20 minutes lost in treasure hunting mode. I cannot stress enough how great The Book House is - it is the quintessential used bookshop where you'll find yourself fully immersed in the browsing experience. Check it out whenever you get a chance!