Book Stores in Oakland, MD

“I went to this little bookstore as I was walking by the street. I came here just to get away and visit the town. This little bookstore is so lovely. It has a mezzanine second floor where they seem to read to kids, a nice display, and nice books for the kids. It's an old little store. They can order books for you if you want. They don't have a big selection, but it sure makes you feel the country living experience in a small town. Add to that, but if you are visiting or driving by, don't hesitate to stop to sit. It will be worth it.super helpful friendly staff”

“The owners are wonderful and love to converse and get to know their customers. I got the feeling they like those just passing by and sharing their store's history. A lot of cool stuff - new and antique. Will definitely be coming back next time my wife and I are in the area!”

“Just a fun place to look around;Kind-of-a- ' blast from the past' type of store, where you know you're not going to be 'ripped off' and often you find something cooler than than the expensive gift shops have at a fraction of the cost. The store does a really good job of keeping things organized, so that way you can see quickly if they have what you need or not. The employees are so nice, and will even look for you in the future and hold onto something you may be needing if you ask. Super sweet people to say the least!At times it can be a bit crowded. You realize though that it's only crowded because the store is offering merchandise at a very reasonable price, and people try to buy there first because they're tired of paying expensive and exorbent prices elsewhere. In my little apartment I get a lot of nice compliments on my decorations and furnishings. People ask me, "where did you get that?" Most everything I got that at 'Christian Crossings'. To sum up;'I'm very grateful we have this store in our community!' I love saving money and I love the whole atmosphere at this store!super helpful and so kind. I love the way they have opened up a store with furniture and Christmas items across the street.”