UPCOMING EVENTS

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH AT 7PM

Last Call at the Esposito: Elder Darrow Mystery # 4 by Richard Cass

The latest installment of Cass' Elder Darrow mystery series, begins with the Olympic Games coming to Boston...or maybe not. When a burial detail to the paupers' grave on Boston's Rinker Island comes up with
one extra coffin, Dan Burton is called in to take the case.

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Our friends at the Illustration Institute have some great upcoming events/workshops with artists and illustrators.
Check out their summer events here: https://www.illustrationinstitute.org/

 

Check Out This Week's Bestsellers!

 

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1. A Better Man by Louise Penny

2. The Overstory by Richard Powers

3. Searching for Stars on an Island in Maine by Alan Lightman

4. Three Women by Lisa Taddeo

5. How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi

6. The Witch Elm by Tana French

7. Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss

8. The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker

9. Vacationland by John Hodgman

10. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

11. Less by Andrew Sean Greer

12. The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

13. The Seas by Samantha Hunt

14. The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

15. Homegrown by Alex Speier

Click here for the rest of the bestseller list!

Longfellow Books
Our Used Book Buying Policy

• We pay store credit for used books, not cash.

• Our buyers cannot process any books on the spot.

• We pay approximately 30% of what we decide to charge for a book. So if we price something at $8, we’ll give you $2.40 in store credit for it.

• We take one bag or box at a time, and you can drop off books whenever we're open*. We will call you once we go through your books (it takes us about a week, unless we’re buried very deep) to tell you how much store credit you’re getting.

           *We may go through periods when we get overloaded and have to temporarily pause, so please call or check our website before bringing books in.

• We take many different kinds of books (paperbacks & hardcovers, fiction & nonfiction), but our selection varies with supply & demand.

However, we usually will not buy:

           •Books that are in generally poor condition (torn or yellowed pages, missing dustcovers, split spines, etc.)

           •Books with underlining or highlighting

           •Textbooks and outdated reference books (travel guides, etc.)

           •Non-book items (magazines, journals, calendars, DVDs, CDs, etc.)

•Currently, we are not taking kids books or young adult/middle reader books, cookbooks, or oversized coffee table/art books.

• If there are books we don’t take, we can either donate them to Goodwill or you can pick them back up. We will ask your preference when you drop them off. If you elect to pick books back up, we ask that you pick them up within 7 days of when we contact you. After that, we reserve the right to donate them.