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“Such an adorable bookshop full of used books across fiction, non-fiction, health, plays, and more. Even has an assortment of jewelry (I got a watermelon hair clip and a book), fun home decor items and more. Has a very calming, quaint, new agey vibe about it with a bean bag chair to stay a while and read. The owner’s mom was working the register while her son was away and gave great info on the books and the background of the store, which has been in business for almost two years. Will totally come back and buy some more.5 stars!!!”
“Fantastic find based on a friend’s suggestion. Huge selection of foods including Irish sausages and rashers, Tayto….the works. One thing missing however is the Calcutta Cup for 4 years running ?”
“When you walk into this shop you are surrounded by books and that wonderful smell of a used book store that carries old books. The shelves are packed with lots of great books. What a gem.”
10AM - 4:45PM
29-31 Garrisons Landing, Garrison
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“Collection of antique books, maps, and prints. Most of their business is online, but it was cool to browse their collection in person. Found a 1901 map of my hometown in this faraway bookstore!”
“What a wonderful little bookstore / addition to the black cow coffee shop. One stop shopping, if you will. This shop has a really nice selection of books from the most popular, to children's books and beyond. I was not here to necessarily shop for books (this day) but will keep them in mind when I'm in the area again. Great addition to this small town!”
“This is an excellent, local bookshop. It's logically-organized with a great selection. If you need something that happens to be out of stock, the staff are very helpful and can put you on a list to notify you when it's available. Bonus: If you're lucky, you can catch a glimpse of Georgie, the handsome, ginger tabby who is the logo for the store.”
“Great selection of religious books on the beautiful Holy Mountain. Everyone is very kind and helpful. The manager was especially kind and really helped me find what I was looking for :)”
“Visited this shop the weekend of my daughter's wedding, and I needed small gifts for the bride and groom (they wanted nothing large given the fact that were in the process of moving) and the employee (sorry I cannot remember your name), who was very intuitive and helpful, picked out the absolute perfect gifts that were meaningful, but not overwhelming. It's a great shop with unique items. The smallest gifts (and I am not talking diamonds) are often the most memorable. It's a year later....but THANK YOU.”
“This bookstore is a little gem in the middle of the big city. All items-books, CDs, DVDs, books on tape and more-are donated by the public and the library. Everyone who works there is a volunteer! They give their time to sell the books etc with all proceeds going back to the library. The books are so reasonable priced, ie hard covers $2 each that almost anyone can afford them! I highly recommend a stop at this little book paradise next time you are in the Peekskill area!”
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“Admittedly, this Barnes and Noble is significantly out of my way, coming in at a 40 minute drive, as opposed to the 10 minutes it takes me to get to Danbury. However, this location is simply too stunning to pass up. Everything is well organized, the have a lovely children’s area, lots of selection in every category, and the largest poetry section I’ve seen so far. Given the size of the store they also have a decent amount of clearance to snag at lower prices.In regards to the four star review, the bathroom situation here is disgusting. It was outdated and dirty which is a shame given how beautiful the store looks. It’s also a shame the cafe in this location has closed. Hopefully, they can utilize the space by adding more seating.At the end of the day, it’s stores like these that really make you relieved Barnes and Noble is still in business. Nothing beats spending a cold and rainy day getting lost for hours marveling at books.”