The End: a bookstore

Exceptional customer service! I stopped in to get gifts for everyone on my holiday gift list in anticipation of the holiday season. I was able to find something for everyone on my list -- and the one person who I couldn't find a book for in stock, the team had a recommendation for a bestselling book I know my hard-to-buy-for college aged son will love -- they ordered it for me and called me once it came in. I love anywhere where you can just feel the love and this mom and pop bookstore is that! I'll be back.

Much like its sister store in Emmaus, Let's Play Books, it's a wonderful bookstore. Friendly an attentive staff. A wide open floor. My daughter went in, intending to just order books she needed and wound up taking home three.

This store is not only beautiful, but the staff, their recommendations and the care that goes into the carefully curated selection is pure magic.

As a long lost kid, I especially loved the children’s section! Adventures abound! Science to be learned!

Don’t take my word for it; go visit for yourself!

Adorable bookstore! Small but decent collection. Sweet, sweet children’s section. The lady who was in there could not have been kinder.

Can’t say enough good things about this store and the folks who run it. We are so fortunate to have this beautiful independent bookstore right in our neighborhood. Convenient parking, creative programming, well-curated selection, great coffee shop next door. Heaven.

Beautiful store with employees always willing to help with recommendations. I could spend all day browsing.

Lovely independently owned book store. Check out their events!

An excellent addition (edition? ☺) to Let’s Play. Well curated & laid out, with plenty of interesting titles to browse in a great location.

Cute bookstore with friendly staff 📖📚

A beautiful and intimate space with a variety of genres to read!

I went here for the first time today and will never go back.

The place had very few options for good books and as a teacher was appalled at the lack of good literature. I mainly found political garbage on the shelves in the kid's section of all places. It was disturbing. Let the kids alone and keep politics out of a bookstore. Bring back good classics. When I asked her if there were any good books on people like George Washington Carver, Thomas Edison, etc... she looked at me like I had two heads. I left extremely disappointed and the store is severely lacking in actual good literature. Not everyone wants an agenda for their kids... You can do better. Be better.