This cozy independent bookstore may be small, but it's filled with an amazing selection of books. I…read moreespecially loved the variety of Spanish and bilingual titles, along with books by BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and local authors that you don't always find at larger bookstores. The staff is welcoming, and you can really feel their passion for creating a space that brings the community together. I also love that they host workshops, book readings, and offer free resources like Wi-Fi and a community board. The location is in a busy shopping center, but there is parking available. If you're looking for affordable books while supporting a local small business that truly makes a difference, I highly recommend stopping by. Every purchase helps keep special places like this thriving!

This place is absolutely amazing! I drove 35 minutes to go visit what I thought would be this…read morelittle hole in the wall book stand. But I wanted to check it out because I had heard of the good it does for the community and wanted to support it... and also to browse their Spanish book collection. I was immediately taken aback at the diverse selection of both new and used books. Although it is a small store, it is packed with so many good options. I went in to browse and maybe pick up one or two newbies, but ended up leaving w 7 gems. All used books, but in good condition. With taxes, I spent only a little over $30. I was able to pick up books of stories with Mexican, Nicaraguan, Salvadoran, Puerto Rican, and Indian backgrounds. I was in literary heaven! My favorite part of the shop was a little room in the back that has shelves stocked with really old stuff. There are 2 chairs in there for patrons to sit and browse, and black and white photographs draped on the walls to accentuate the room. I had an immediate spike in endorphins! Other pros: the staff is very helpful, they have a little coffee cart from a local business pop up on weekends, and they host various community events/workshops. I love how community oriented this business is and hope that more people continue to support it!

I love this library bookshop! I wish the were open later in the evenings…read more I've found some great things at this bookstore and their turn around is pretty good. Prices are great for used books!

The Friends of the Yorba Linda Public Library Book Corner is located on the west side of the Yorba…read moreLinda Public Library, right under the big stair case. There are two ways to get to this small book shop, one is to walk past the main entrance of the library and go down the stair case, or you can park on the west side of the library and enter under the large stair case. The store is tiny, but you can find some steals and bargains here. Make sure you come with plenty of time, patience and cash as they have quiet a bit to look through. About half of the items that are sold are old library items and the other half have been donated by people no longer wanting them. Books usually sell for $1, some are marked a little higher depending on how valuable they really are. The purpose of the Book Corner is to raise funds for more library programming. From what I can recall, the Friends of the Yorba Linda Public Library do give quiet a bit of money back to the library. The book corner has a couple of pretty large book sales every couple of months. These book sales get packed, but can secure you some awesome scores. They sell everything from books on CD, video games, records and books for all ages and subjects! Check them out and support your local library!

"Timeless Wisdom Books & Gifts" is a very special bookstore. Located on the campus of Unity of…read moreTustin, it has wonderful books from many faiths and traditions and a nice selection of reasonably prices gifts. The folks in the bookstore are very friendly and helpful!

"Timeless Wisdom" it's called and that's what it sells - books by spiritual authors of the ages…read morerepresenting all faiths! All in one place or quickly ordered for you! I love to soak up the energy there! Plus, the gifts are high quality and reasonably priced. I especially enjoy their beautiful jewelry, some by my local artist and favorite jeweler Amy Jahn, and interesting mosaic pieces by another amazingly gifted OC creative artist Paul Crews. Buy scarfs and interesting tops, cards or books for the kids. Their angel cards are precious! Plus the manager Meredith is very helpful and knowledgeable.

My go-to place to find the Qur'an, Islamic books, mini flags, history books of SWANA countries, and…read morealso small gifts. The owner (Jarir) and his brother (Bandar) always treat their customers like family. Also, if you're a cat person, you'll like it even more there, because their store "meow-nager" is very friendly, social, and cute!

The owner was very helpful, very serious but very helpful. The prices are very reasonable. It's…read moreon a major street so easy to find. I this Mexican will be back for learning Arabic!

Stopped by Resident Vinyl about four times now while grabbing coffee next door, and every visit…read morethere's a new mix of records. I was on the hunt for a Bad Bunny album and they actually texted me when it came in and held it! A+ service. This time I picked up the Bad Bunny album and a Chappell Roan 7-inch. Super friendly staff, great selection, and prices are standard compared to other shops in the area. Easy place to keep coming back to.

Resident Vinyl is a smaller indie vinyl shop located in the back of Contra Coffee at the Orange…read moreCircle. Despite its smaller size, they typically have a nice selection of modern vinyls. I stopped by to crate dig and ended up coming home with a Larry June & The Alchemist record. All of the staff here are friendly and welcoming and the records are priced fairly. I would highly recommend stopping by to grab a drink at the coffee shop, crate dig at the record shop, and then check out the stationary store next to the record shop!

Love, love, love this bookstore. They have a wide selection of used and collectible books -- from…read moreeverything (and I do mean everything) cinema to history, literature, biography, science fiction, and of course, their main specialty, magic. Since I love books, I appreciate their books on books, and they always manage to have some surprises tucked away, like gardening, philosophy, southern California history, and even travel. None of these are your standard issue books, but specially chosen, eclectic and fascinating titles. They also have posters, lobby cards, ephemera and a wide selection of classic and independent film DVDs. Great customer service, fair prices, and they are a fountain of knowledge on their subject areas. If I want to find something special for someone they always know just what to suggest. Do I sound like I'm gushing? Well, I just can't tell you what a pleasure it is to be in a place that still believes in providing a classic secondhand book store experience. Remember when there used to be great used book stores in every city? This is one of the last ones left! Make sure to call ahead, but it's worth it.

This was a really cool, cozy bookstore. It's on the smaller side and caters to a certain type of…read moreperson which was right up my alley. You probably won't find your typical books here - think more dark, smutty, romance and fantasy novels. They have signed copies too and I saw that sometimes they do meet and greets with different authors.

A small family owned business with romantic novels. Hours of operation are strange, but…read moreunderstandable. They have special editions, book box sets, even autographed copies. The service is personable and cheerful. Prices are within reason.

Visited Fullerton from Phoenix, Arizona. Was excited to visit as many stores as possible. Looked…read moreonline and saw that black hole records was open on Friday until 5 PM. Arrived at 4:45 and was extremely disappointed to see they were already closed.

Been coming to see Bill at Black Hole since I was in high school in the 90s of course at the older…read morelocation. Love the new location now though it's a great spot. I love buying from local stores and shops in Fullerton there is so much history and so many places to check out. Black Hole should be considered a local institution for heavy punk, new wave, Brit pop and alternative music lovers. When I was looking for the obscure bands that the radio and Hollywood would not play or give love to I could always count on Black Hole records to fill that void of artistic need for the different and not the mundane. Bill is very knowledgeable when it comes to music and you can easily spend hours talking to him about music. He also has a band called naughty women check them out. It beats waiting for albums to come in the mail from Amazon crime.