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- Rachel SchmitzJanuary 20, 2013Original copies of 19th century books for $7.50?! History-geek heaven.
- Ozge YJanuary 2, 2015Overall very good books. But the prices aren't that different from market prices. Maybe 1-2$ off.
- Evan MacDonaldMay 23, 2012A really great collection of design/typography/art books on the 2nd floor.
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- Darryl MorrisDecember 26, 2011This is another NYC institution, which is my favorite bookshop in Manhattan.
- Helen SJanuary 26, 2012discount bookstore. twice i've found a book that the info ppl said they didn't have. so, look around before you give up. if you see something you like, buy it before it's gone.
- Mike O'BrienMay 18, 2013Some really rude people running the book selling counter. Clean up your act.
- DoraJuly 23, 2010The home of 18 miles of discounted books has an amazing children’s section on the second floor. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
- Sell your books in the back room! If they accept them, you can get either cash or store credit.
- Order your books on the website & pick them up in store the next day. Wayyy easier than trying to find something yourself.
- Stephanie AllenDecember 25, 2015Go to the basement cashier for quicker checkout than the ground floor cashier!
- Meaghan SullivanJuly 21, 2010You can spend hours here looking for the perfect book but with eighteen miles of books, how can you leave with just one?
- MarcyFebruary 20, 2012Wear layers -- it is always hot -- and be prepared to carry home a stack of book.
- Adam RauscherFebruary 22, 2013Don't come here look for a specific book. Wander here for hours and find amazing books you didn't even know existed.
- So Lonely Boy. The good coffee table books are upstairs. Get lost by the Toulouse-Lautrec shelves