The moment you come across the storefront with the dragon soaring over copper mountains you will be enchanted. Follow the window as it curves towards the welcoming door, slip inside and you're beguiled even more: for not only are you surrounded by a trove of books for every age but you may have arrived just as storytime is starting.

The shelves of 'Rivendell' blue and 'Prague' green shoulder books from ever popular classics like Goodnight Moon, My Father's Dragon and Lord of the Rings to favourite finds like Bark, George, I wished for a Unicorn and Dragonology. Under the gilded domes discover wondrous new titles waiting to be absorbed. Accept the irresistible invitation to wander from the section for babies and toddlers to the domain of fantasy and science fiction. Teens won't feel out of their element either: the 15+ table features Catcher in the Rye, Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

If you're dashing off to a special event, customize a Dragon Wagon or pick up a Flying Dragon Gift Bag wrapped in a delightful cello topped with an exclusively designed gift tag. 'Help Literacy take Flight' Certificates make the perfect gift for the person who has everything. A book donation may be made in honour of a friend to be used by Frontier College which works with community-based groups to set up reading circles and volunteer tutoring programs.

Book lovers will be heartened by the store's fine selection of adult fare from Nancy Pearl's Book Lust: Recommended Reading for Every Mood, Moment, and Reason to The Fionavar Tapestry by Guy Gavriel Kay.

Join us in the enchanting atmosphere for an evening Book Party. Gather around the fireplace, sink into the deep moss-coloured sofa and listen to a talk tailored to the ages and interests of your children. The knowledgeable staff is the key to The Flying Dragon Bookshop's ability to recommend the perfect book to transport the reader to a place of wonder - "on the wings of a child's imagination".

A neighborhood bookstore. Past sightings include local poets, painters, musicians.

We are a full service community bookstore, conveniently located off highway 36, nestled in the northwest corner of Racine County along the breezy shores of Wind Lake. Here, customers can choose from over 18000 books in all catagories. We feature select new, fine used, rare & out-of-print books, ephemera, classic movies, book related gifts, incense, incense burners, and greeting cards. We provide prompt, courteous, professional service, with your complete satisfaction our first priority. As a service enhancement, we protect all book dust jackets in high quality, archival-safe, Mylar wraps. Global book searches are gladly conducted free of charge - "If We Can't Find It, It Can't Be Found!." Gift certificates available.

{indie}pendent books will be selling only indie books. Books are included by invitation only. We do this to include only the best of the best and provide quality over quantity.

Old Saratoga Books is an open shop owned by Dan and Rachel Jagareski in the historic Hudson River village of Schuylerville, New York. You can visit our shop in person Wednesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. If you need an alternate browsing time, call us at (518) 695-5607 or email us at info@oldsaratogabooks.com and we will arrange an appointment.

Our brick-walled book shop is located in the Bullard Building, an 1870s commercial storefront, and features a wide-ranging selection of used, rare and out-of-print titles with an eye for the unusual and interesting. We stock 50,000 books organized in over 90 categories. We are particularly strong in the American colonial and Revolutionary War sections, and feature many vintage paperbacks, children's literature, jazz and other music books, handicrafts titles, loads of art books, history of all kinds, and classic novels. Only a small percentage of our titles are listed on-line, so feel free to call regarding any out-of-print books and we will be happy to search our shelves for you.

Over 28,000 books! Vintage vinyl records. Dvds and cds in all genres. Collectible, vintage children's and first editions as well as general fiction, non- fiction, Sci-Fi and much more.

One of the last truly independent bookstores in the northwest suburbs of Detroit. Plenty of paperback fiction but also a very nice assortment of hardcover books on the arts, history, and general interest. Clean and well run.

A quaint little shop on Broadway in the heart of Astoria. Nothing much at first glance but some great finds inside as well as the occasional used copy for great prices. Sitting space and great music playing from overhead iPod. Must check it out!

They also do publishing and distribution.

Small independently owned and operated bookstore specializing in horror, science fiction and mystery genres. First editions, signed, limited and proofs/ARCs available by authors such as Stephen King, Anne Rice and Clive Barker, Dean Koontz and others.