Book Stores in Cambridge, MA

Harvard Book Store was established in 1932 by Mark S. Kramer, a native of Boston. With $300 borrowed from his parents, he opened a tiny shop selling used general interest books and remainders at 19 Boylston Street (now JFK Street) In 1934, he married Pauline, and she joined the business. Early on, the

Situated in the middle of bustling Central Square, our two floor, 6, 000 square foot store provides something for every book lover. From reading clubs' selections to rare tomes of old, Rodney's has an ever changing and expanding inventory to satisfy even the most frequent shoppers' desire for variety.

Explore. Imagine. Create. Connect. Give Back. That is what Barefoot Books is all about. It's exploring other cultures, our planet, ourselves. It's making time for make-believe and letting imaginations run wild and free. Most of all, it's about using the strength of stories to nourish the creative spark

Poetry is honored every day at the Grolier Poetry Book Shop in Harvard Square, the oldest continuous poetry book shop in the US. The shop stocks over 15, 000 current volumes of trade, tiny press, and university publications. Situated at 6 Plympton Street, Harvard Square, the shop stocks books related

Explore. Imagine. Create. Connect. Give Back. That is what Barefoot Books is all about. It's exploring other cultures, our planet, ourselves. It's making time for make-believe and letting imaginations run wild and free. Most of all, it's about using the strength of stories to nourish the creative spark