2nd visit to Indigo and a lot has changed due to the festive season - primarily the gifts, books…read moreand stocking stuffers. I was definitely disappointed not seeing the beautiful cookware but a lot of spa and self care stuff replaced the usual and it was a great time. The staff is always so welcoming and nice to my dogs and they take great care of their customers and pets. Indigo is in a mall which is such a convenient location, absolutely worth your time!

Fucking disorganized. Theres a cookbook section in every goddamn corner of the place, meaning you…read morehave to look through every shelf in case you missed what you were looking for, and guess what? Theres never employees around to help you AND they fucking ruined the computer thing because it no longer tells you where to look for the book you want... So you are forced to look around aimlessly - their hope is that you buy garbage you didnt want by the time you actually find what you wanted. FUCK INDIGO for wasting my fucking time.

This is a wackadoodle bookstore for the lovers of Atlas Obscura type stuff. It is massive, the…read moreplace is packed to the brim, and they randomly have some ephemera (eg a confederate-era bill) that are on display and for sale. They also have a bunch of postcards organized by city/topic that were a lot of fun to rifle through. I took my parents here and my dad, who is notoriously a non-reader, absolutely loved it. The employees were also very nice and helpful. They have a selection of free books at the entrance, none of which were appealing but I appreciated it nonetheless. Prices were a bit higher than they should have been - "nothing books" (by which I mean used paperbacks with nothing noteworthy to them) were around $3-6. Obviously not going to break the bank, but they were the sort of books you could find for a dollar or less at a yard or library sale. One other bummer is that they do have a collection of rare books, but they're housed at a different location. All the titles can be seen on their website, but it's naturally so much more fun to view in person. Overall a cool place, and absolutely worth a visit. Not sure if I'd recommend planning on making a purchase, but if you're a bookstore lover or just a lover of oddities this is a must do.

Wow! So many books! Over a million used and rare books. Many floors. This place is massive. One of…read morethe largest book stores in the country. I think it's best to go with a plan of what you are looking for. It can be overwhelming to just wander around. They have maps available, which is helpful. The staff is very helpful and friendly, and I recommend seeking their expertise if you are looking for something specific. There aren't really places to sit down and relax. This isn't a place where you come to chill for a long time and read through things. This feels like a place where you come with a purpose. It really is special.

A nice local bookshop. I enjoyed going there. Store clerk was also very helpful. And a good…read moreselection of second hand books

If you happen to be stuck in Windsor, for any reason, and LOVE books - then there is only ONE place…read moreto visit: Junipers. We had been to a couple of the others, Biblioasis, and Storytellers...yawn. But you walk into THIS place, and realize NOW THIS IS A BOOKSTORE. About ten different rooms, plus a garage out back...full of new and (mainly) used books. Prices that you can't beat. And a selection that would give Amazon a run for its money. My GO TO bookstore whenever I'm in Windsor from now on!!!

Friendly staff, a little bit of everything. Get ready to spend some time perusing. Fun place.read more

Great, responsive staff. Everything I ordered came in on time and communication through email made…read moreit all very easy. I will be coming here for the foreseeable future. This is definitely a bookstore to explore at your leisure.

I have been wanting to come to Flyleaf for some time and this Sunday afternoon I had some time to…read morekill. Little did I know that Flyleaf Literature & Libations would be firing on all cylinders. It was a packed house on both floors including a private party in their meeting room on the second floor. One of the workers was kind enough to give me and my Yelp BFF the lay of the land. He shared that Flyleaf was hosting a Boy Band event with great music playing and lots of patrons taking advantage of their Sunday Brunch offerings. It was very festive and standing room only at the moment. They host various theme events every month. Although I have included the menu, their food offerings change too. They had a great book selection. I was impressed that they had four books featured that I recently purchased. I look forward to returning to kick back with a book on their patio with a pastry or two.

Such a unique and amazing place. Heard about Flyleaf several months ago and was finally able to…read moremake a trip over. Took my girlfriend who loves reading and bookstores. She was impressed. We ordered the Devils Eggs and Chefs Board. Both were great and had such great flavors. Jake, our server, was knowledgable and entertaining. Such a great asset to the overall experience. Will have to come back during the summer to check out the rooftop!

What a wonderful visit! Despite the proprietor knowing we were from Texas, and therefore likely…read morewon't be back, she was very welcoming, addressing everyone in our group with warmth. She took time to speak to both of our kids and make age appropriate recommendations. Additionally, we spoke for a good boy of time about Windsor, as well as our primary reason for travel, that being a visit to Michigan to explore potential places to live. Prices are very reasonable!

From the owner: Storytellers is an Independent Book Store for All ages. We have Great books, toys, activities, and…read moreunique gifts for that hard to buy person. All merchandise is brand new and at GREAT prices. We specialize in Leatherbound Classics. Compare and SAVE.

This Barnes & Noble has always been one of my favorite stops. The selection is excellent,…read moreeverything is neatly organized, and there's just something special about holding a physical book in your hands before taking it home. In a digital world, supporting places like this feels more important than ever. Plus, their music and movie section is huge.

I have had a very negative experience with this business. I've gone there several times and there…read moreis always two few people to help you find a book. I was also not pleased when I had to practically get physical with a man who was trying to talk to my 16-year-old daughter. I made a complaint to the manager asked them to call the police and nobody came if you're not gonna protect your customers and listen to them and take them seriously I'm not gonna spend my money in establishment like this. Sorry it's just a cold hard truth. And if nobody likes, it can take down the post, but the bottom line is it I should be able to shop with my kids and not be bothered by weirdos at wandering in off the street.

You can always find a great read here! Staff is always friendly and informative! Check them out if…read moreyou love books!

Nothing like a good paperback store. Books overflowing off the shelves which will please any book…read morelover Also mostly alphabetized. Books can be priced a little more obviously but this place was a pleasure Take your books for in store credit. Definitely will be back

This store is the absolute best. Anne Duffey (the owner) and Barb are just the most amazing and…read morecaring people. Highly recommend for a ladies day and any last minute gifts!

I really love this place but I had to dock stars for the customer service. I went into the store…read moretoday to purchase some candles (they have some great ones) and as soon as I walked in the lady present commented that her boss was going to be mad at her because she had sold a table. I laughed and simply acknowledged what she said. She then commented that while I was in the store she would enlist my help to move the table. No asking, just assuming I would help move this table for her. Mind you the table was ON TOP of another table. When I responded that I may not be in there long enough to assist she got very clearly irritated and had some rude remarks about me not wanting to move the table. Ultimately I left with empty hands because I no longer felt comfortable shopping there considering I had no intention of moving the table. I have never been requested, as a paying (or potentially paying) customer, to do "work" for someone employed there. And if I was, I would expect an understanding if I didn't feel comfortable doing it. It may be in the owners interest to speak with this employee about what is and is not good customer service because what I experienced today would NOT fit the bill of it. I now know that if I see a little dog in the door, not to go in because the person working there may not allow me to simply enjoy shopping.