Address: 307 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823, USA
Phone: +15173320112
Sunday: 12–5PM
Monday: 10AM–7PM
Tuesday: 10AM–7PM
Wednesday: 10AM–7PM
Thursday: 10AM–7PM
Friday: 10AM–7PM
Saturday: 10AM–7PM
Amanda Walters
Book shop on msu campus with no parking but the ramp a block away. Lots of romance and fiction. Old medical books, encyclopedias. Very tightly packed, run down and dirty. Books have mildew on them. This would never be my go to. We're out as a family and thought we would stop in. It was a Sunday so the Ramos were open and we didn't have to pay to park which really was the best part about the whole experience.
Kent Nessa
Since moving to the area in 2014, I've been on the hunt for bookshops of any kind. Sure, your booksellers that get all the latest titles and whatnot are good, but having a bookshop that has books you're not going to find anywhere else (due to being out of print and times having changed for certain types of literature) is what I was really wanting. When I discovered Curious Book Shop, I was hooked! I love the building, the organization, everything about it! The smell of the books is something I enjoy immensely as well as browsing in some of my favorite categories in the hopes of finding an obscure title. I probably have spent several hundred dollars there already and will be more than happy to continue to patronage the shop. I've been able to find numerous titles to add to my book collection and to also continue reading some of my favorite authors and series due to the fact some publishers no longer print certain books of some authors, including popular/well known authors like Robert Heinlein. One of my other favorite things about the shop is the fact they have a section of movie novelizations. As a fan of the genre, being able to track down hard-to-find and long-lost titles has been a treat. My kids enjoy going to the shop as well. When I showed them the children's section, they get excited and always pick out a few books when they visit the shop with me. It's turned into a bit of a thing I do with my kids from time to time. I can't say enough good things about this shop. If you're a bibliophile, you must visit them! Or if you're a fan of a particular author, series, genre you have to visit them. I'm sure you'll find something unique or that you've been seeking for a long time.
Madison Roberts
A must see in East Lansing if you’re a book lover!
Autumn Romig
I donated to their fundraiser during the pandemic. I asked them for only one or two books for my son who is a voracious reader and a list of other books he might like. I included a bit about him, his reading level and what interested him. They sent me a package with two books and a list of 12 books they thought my son would like and why. They also included a note as to why they thought he would like the books they included. The care and service with which they treat their customers is amazing. We love this store.
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Hi Betsy! The best way to have your books looked at is to set up an appointment with Ray. Please call Archives Book Shop at 517-332-8444 to reach him.
Hi Steve! We're buying much more selectively these days. I recommend calling the owner of the store, Ray Walsh, at 517-332-8444 to let him know what you have and potentially set up an appointment to bring some books in. Thanks for reaching out!
Greetings! Franklin Mint volumes vary in price significantly, depending on author,title and condition. In today's economic times, there is a limited market for less desirable titles. I'll be glad to talk to you more about them - you can give me a call on my cell phone at (517) 285-0900. Thanks Ray Walsh
We do sell yearbooks, yes! Unfortunately, we don't have a 1989 Haslett book. We can be sure to notify you if we find one, though!
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