I visited this place and really took the time to shop. I ended up purchasing some really unique…read moregifts and I was excited to see that they have journals and drawing pencils! They have a large selection of books in many categories and the price is good! The employees are very kind and knowledgeable. You should check it out!!!

This cute little boutique bookstore near downtown Flagstaff - I love! It was so busy over the…read moreweekend (as it should be), and the whole place just has that cozy, small-town charm that makes you want to stay forever. It's quaint, unique, and feels like a hidden gem everyone secretly knows about. What makes it extra special are the handwritten staff reviews on select books. Like actual little love notes telling you why you need to read something. It's way more fun than just reading the synopsis and it feels personal, and thoughtful. They also sell, adorable book accessories, kids' toys, and other cute knick knacks. There's even a small sale section, reasonably priced books, and some signed copies that are clearly marked. It's right by downtown, so super convenient, but definitely try to get there early because parking garages and street spots can fill up fast on weekends. Overall, it's giving cozy, and I truly loved how much personality those handwritten reviews added. It just made the whole experience feel extra special and memorable.

This is a great stop for beautiful crystals, books, gifts, and just enjoying the welcoming vibe…read more There's not much value here in terms of bargains, but that's not why I come here whenever I'm in town. I like the books, the ambience and the delightful smell of oils, soaps, and incense, The staff is wonderful: knowledgeable, friendly, and generous with their presence. I appreciate that. The massive crystals are remarkable in their beauty and size. I'm always intrigued by amethyst and ALT delivers as much as it delights. I'll always return.

This is such a cute record and book store in Sedona near their shopping village. It's located…read moreupstairs on the second floor, I'm not sure of accessible entry assistance such as a lift or elevator. The store keep is very kind and knowledgeable and the book selection is pretty expensive for a quaint space. The ambiance is nice as the owner has actual vinyls playing while you shop.

Should be named, Book Heaven! Owner Leigh Simmons Skellenger and the cat Guardian(s) welcome you…read moreto an experience fantasy come true for readers. My first visit browsing the thousands of books was only paused (pawsed?) to eat lunch before going back for more. Repeat visits are planned to talk with Leigh and to explore the shelves. Add to your library because the price is right!

Interesting store chock full of books new and used. Grumpy lady running it though. But they did…read morehave exactly the book we were looking for.

I loved the journals section and they did have so many cool ones. I'll have to go back and check…read morethem out again. Some were quite funny and motivating! They had a selection of nice 2026 calendars and they were 25% off, even tho it's just the beginning of January. They didn't have a coffee and cake cafe like at some other larger locations but this does have a nice selection of books and a kind of walk around cool design layout. It's a cool little book nook store and worth stopping in!

I went to return a book that was still in it's shipper with the receipt inside because B&N sent me…read morethe same book twice and charged me. I brought it here instead of shipping it back, and this location refused to put it back on my credit card and would only give me a store credit. The cashier feigned innocence and said she could only do what the computer offered and didn't offer to get a manager to help but suggested I called B&N. I did, and they sent me a return label right away to my email address. I asked the guy on the phone why this location couldn't put it back on my credit card and he said each store is different, so obviously the owner of this location refuses to give refunds when you buy books online. You lost my business. I have had a membership for over 30 years. Change your policies

I've only been to the Crystal Magic in Sedona before, so it was really fun to visit the one in…read moreFlagstaff! This place is incredible and has such a great vibe. They have a huge selection of crystals, beautiful statues, sound instruments, incense and so many other unique things to look at. You could easily spend a lot of time wandering around and checking everything out. Such a cool place with all the good vibes! Definitely worth stopping in if you're in Flagstaff

So, my daughter and I are driving through Flagstaff while on a mini-vacation, and all of the sudden…read moreI hear her say "OMG...we have to go to that store!" Of course, she was referring to Crystal Magic, in downtown Flagstaff (Arizona), on the corner of San Francisco Street and Route 66. Admittedly, I was not interested in coming here. But, I could tell that coming here would really make my daughter happy, so in we went. And, as disinterested as I was in coming here, I actually enjoyed looking around this store with my daughter. I think most of the people who come here do so because they believe in feelings or energy that emanates from objects, like rocks. To me, this sounds silly; but having the scientific mind that I do, I did get a lot of enjoyment out of the geological beauty of the items for sale here. Just imagining the incredible physical and chemical processes that produced these beautiful earth-made objects amazes me, along with how beautiful they can be. Looking around in this store was a real treat. It is not only incredibly well organized, but there is also something beautiful to look at in every direction. The owners here must have over a million dollars worth of items for sale here, all packed within this store. They obviously sell several types of precious crystals in multiple forms, but they also sell incense, candles, books, journals, wind chimes, and several other items. I was also pleased with the staff here, who were friendly and professional during my visit. If you're even a little interested in these types of things, Crystal Magic is a great place to shop. You should definitely check this store out if you're in the area. But if you do like the types of things sold here, and you do come inside, be prepared to drop some serious cash. They have a lot of great items for sale.

l'm proud to have an independent bookstore in our town. Peregrine is also a great place for last…read moreminute gifts, children's books, and special things a good bookstore should have, of course. Unfortunately no cappuccino. Lets all of us booky people commit to buying a book every month, couple of months, or three? Making sure to keep them in business! (l'm not being paid for this).

the cutest bookstore! Such a great selection of books (the most Ursula Le Guin I've ever seen in…read moreone place) and good prices that match online retailers. So many cute items as well. Employees are all SO nice and helpful. Also, they have a DOG employee. They frequently have fun author events and I just love it! I visited here on a weekend trip from Phoenix but would totally make the trip up specifically to visit here.

Bookstore is boujie!!! Lotsa swag and gear. It looks like a higher end department store. You can…read moreorder goods online and staff will have it ready for you upon arrival for a quick pick-up.

Spring 2026 student here. I rented a textbook from the NAU Bookstore in January and had already…read morepaid about $94 for the rental. The book was due May 11, but I needed the SAME book for my Summer semester that started immediately after Spring finals ended on May 8. Before the due date, I repeatedly called the phone number listed on the bookstore emails and rental receipt to ask about extending or re-renting the book. No answer. Yesterday, I found out there was another number for the NAU bookstore. With that number, I finally reached someone, Shaun (supervisor). I explained the entire situation. I also mentioned that I had multiple assignments due on Sunday, 5/24, including two papers, while balancing an internship, three children, and a full-time student status. Shaun, the supervisor, repeatedly told me the ONLY option was to send the book back so it could arrive by Tuesday, 5/26, so I could get a refund and then rent it again afterward. I explained several times that I could not return the book because I actively needed it for current coursework and had been trying to contact them BEFORE the due date. I asked to speak to someone above him, and he said it would be the marketing manager and that he wouldn't be able to do much for me. Instead of acknowledging the bookstore's outdated contact information or making a reasonable exception, I was charged $152.67 plus an additional fee, bringing the total to $266.34 for a rented textbook. What made the situation even more frustrating was being told I should have Googled or looked somewhere else for the number. I looked it up and found the same outdated number listed in the bookstore emails: 928-523-4041. But I mostly relied on the information in the emails that they sent. Students should not be penalized for relying on the official contact information provided by the university. I'm posting this so other students are aware: the contact numbers provided in NAU Bookstore emails may not work, and if you rely on them, you may still be penalized. Students already balancing school, work, internships, and families deserve better communication and customer service than this.

Great bookstore. I just found out it's been closed. So sad. Lots of unuque titkes were found here…read moreand the building it was in was unique. I will miss this bookshop.

I have been on a reading kick as of late. My wife and I were camping up in Prescott and took a day…read moreto explore downtown / historic Prescott. We stumbled upon this bookstore tucked back into one of the shopping areas. Sooooooo cool! It's quaint and it has that magical smell of old books and antiques without being musty. We explored every shelf here for quite some time and finally settled on this old murder / mystery book from 1931. Despite its age, it's in great condition. I picked up a lot of the old books and read some of their inscriptions which I love. To think what that book has seen in its lifetime and to think about the hands that at one point in time held the same spine that I am now holding... it's remarkable to me. There were a lot of awesome gems in this bookstore and I wish we could have stayed and explored a little longer! The shop is quaint, but it's very clean and very well-organized. It's not an antique shop with trinkets and knick-knacks thrown everywhere. It's definitely a hidden gem in Prescott and one I will definitely visit again! Highly recommended to my fellow Yelp'ers, bookworms and collectors!

Wow this place has everything a book lover would want. It's…read morepacked floor to ceiling with such a huge variety of reading subjects. Priced super fair. The people were super kind and helpful. I bought a book and I am on a book buying ban lol. Visit and support them

Came in and looked around for a little bit and purchased a few books. LOTS of books inside here and…read morenot necessarily in the right order so it's best to go when you have time to look yourself.

Fay Cafe was such a sweet find during our time in Sedona! They serve Freeform coffee, which is a…read morelocal Sedona coffee roaster, and they offer a small menu with all your essentials from pour overs to lattes and teas. The gentleman at the counter was really nice, and we contemplated over the pourovers but ended up getting the drip Ethiopian, which was so good!! We sat outside so did not explore much of the interior, but we loved the separate rooms Fay Cafe offers whether you're looking to be productive or to visit in a small group.

They have the cutest mugs and hand pottery from Carolyn who puts so much care in her art. I found…read morethem so unique and full of character and the prices are reasonable too. They make for great gifts! The coffee shop also has a nice vibe - great to hang out in and chat. It has a cozy community space. The prices are a tad high for coffee (similar to NYC prices) but maybe that's just all of Sedona.