New York City is not only about its high rise buildings, attractions, sparkling malls, celebrities, nightlight, pubs and beer houses and beaches, but also about intellectuals and bookworms. It is also called the intellectual, publishing and educational capital of the United States and English speaking world because of large number of publishing houses and plethora of bookstores. Read More..

A heaven for NYU students, the NYU bookstores consist of 4 stores that consist mainly of - the Main Bookstore, the Computer Store, the Professional Bookstore, and the Health Science bookstore. These bookstores enable the university and campus students to find everything that need for their studies. Read More..

The Chelsea Shopping arena in Manhattan also provides you a number of popular bookstores to browse through the latest collections and best sellers. You can also find comic book stores and general book stores to buy some great collection of literary laureates of contemporary, modern world, 20th century, Victorian writers and other popular ancient masters like Shakespeare, Bacon, Johnson and to name a few. Chelsea bookstores are like heavens for the book enthusiasts. Read More..

In Midtown Manhattan there are thousands of bookstores in either general or specific book stores. You can find small as well as large bookstores in the area where the storeowners are always ready to welcome with friendly smile and gesture to help you find or locate a book. Read More..

Your child loves the comic books to read and perhaps you too have a taste for them. Nothing beats the comic books while you are traveling. Because you don't have to use your head to read them and understand what the author or the writer is trying to say. They are simple, fun, colorful and also interesting to read at. Read More..

The borough of Brooklyn too features some great bookstores for locals and tourists. There are some popular bookstores like Dalton in the Kings Plaza Mall, Bookcourt at 163 Court St, Judaica World of Crown Heights, Inc. at 329 Kingston Ave, as well as Luso-Brazilian Books and to name a few that are known to provide the selection of books that one looks forward to. Read More..

Similar to borough of Brooklyn, the Queens also boasts of some popular bookstores in the area. There are stores like Barnes & Noble, Haitiana Publications, Inc., Barnes & Noble, Waldenbooks and others. Read More..

This is one of the oldest books stores in the NYC and the Strand Book Store on the Fourth Avenue was opened in the year 1927 by Ben Bass. The book is located at New York's Legendary Book Row and the Strand was one of the 48 bookstores on Book Row. Read More..