If it is easy to lose yourself for hours among stacks of books, then you will definitely want to visit these five independent bookstores in Montgomery County.

Here you can find something for every reader, whether it is a popular thriller or a favorite classic. Some of these stores also hold special events for the local community, writes Danielle Fusaro for Main Line Today.

Next time you are craving a new book to read, check out these five independent bookstores:

The Archive

Located at 725 W. 2^nd Street in Lansdale, The Archive not only offers shelves of secondhand books, but also fun collectible items and antiques.

Narberth Bookshop

Located at 221 Haverford Avenue in Narberth, Narberth Bookshop focuses on stories the staff thinks the local community will enjoy. The shop offers home delivery as well as a membership.

Open Book Bookstore

Located at 7900 High School Road in Elkins Park, Open Book Bookstore is very much about fostering a community of book readers. The staff there host monthly book discussions and writing classes for children and other special events.

The Title Page

Located at 1 Franklin Street in Bryn Mawr, The Title Page specializes in used books, including out-of-print novels. Titles related to sports and architecture are particularly popular there.

The Towne Book Center and Wine Bar

If your perfect Friday night includes books and wine, then The Towne Book Center and Wine Bar is the place to go. Located at 160 Market Street, Ste C-6 in Collegeville, this indie bookstore offers a lot of extra details such as curated book guides, author readings and multiple book clubs. And then there is a bar stocked by a local winery for those who enjoy a little vino as they get lost in the pages of a new book.

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