Free Book Exchange at Our Yardley Shop

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 Did you know that we have a free book exchange at our Yardley Pennsylvania store? Started about 5 years ago, our "free library" of books has grown to over 500 in all genres.

How it works is you come into the shop with a book (or 2) and take a book. It's that simple. No purchases is necessary and folks seem to enjoy it!

Mysteries and romance novels top of the list of desired reading of course but we have self help, business and biographies as well!
 Both Nora Roberts and Linda Lael Miller are popular reading at the book exchange. If you've never picked up a book by either of the authors, you really are missing some great stories.

In addition to the historical and contemporary romance categories, we have many self help books and business biographies of well known entrepreneurs.
 Debbie Maccomber is another popular author and we have many of her recent paper backs in addition to Susan Mallory, James Michner, Fern Michaels and Dan Brown. If you have never read the Di Vinci Code it's worth and read and we currently have 2 copies in the Book Exchange.

We even have a few books by Barbara Taylor Bradford and Robyn Carr. A few fun biographies worth a mention are Richard Branson and Pat Benatar among others.

Another popular author in the Book Exchange is Danielle Steele. Let's face it, everyone needs a little Romance and Danielle Steel is a fun guilty pleasure on a quiet Sunday.

 Hope you enjoyed this peek into our Free Book Exchange at our Yardley Store. We can be found at 45 E. Afton Avenue, between the Continental Tavern and the Yardley Inn, in beautiful Yardley, PA.

Treat yourself too good read soon, we'd love to see you and while you are at it, perhaps you can pick up a fresh bouquet of flowers for your home or stock up on greeting cards or buy a new Yankee Candle for the winter.

Location: 45 E Afton Ave, Yardley, PA 19067, USA

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MandyFSN said…
This is such a great idea! Way to go, guys!
November 15, 2012 at 9:22 AM
MandyFSN said…
Such a great idea! Way to go, guys!
November 15, 2012 at 9:23 AM
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