Loved my visit here. Whoever curates this shop loves philodendron as much as I do. I walked home w…read morea bag full of new plants in each hand. Great service. Reasonably priced for a boutique shop. I'll be back.

My mother gasped when we showed her the orchid we bought as a present here. The woman running the…read moreregister was very very knowledgeable- I was so impressed with her willingness to talk about all the plants and their care! They had an amazing selection of plants sorted by pet safe, low light low water, and other sensible categories. Prices were reasonable too. Highly highly recommend.

Rainy Day Books is kind of the best of both worlds - a book lover's paradise staffed by book…read moreworms. It's a cozy space, but it's jampacked with books from all subjects. If you can't find what you're looking for - which for some reason happens me a lot - the staff is happy to order a copy for you. They're book club friendly. They also host a ton of fun book-related and author events. If you're interested, please follow their social media accounts. They'll keep you up to date.

Indie bookstores are the best. This one being the oldest in KC, just celebrating 50 years is…read moreabsolutely amazing. They have amazing author events either in their shop or the Unity Temple on the Plaza. There is a great kids section with a ton of options. Employees are super helpful and will help you look up books as well. I needed to make sure a book was appropriate for kids and they looked up the details for me! Great bookstore all around!

I was wondering around on a Saturday evening and found this local gem. What an incredible place…read more Enchanting. I immediately felt at home exploring the 3 floors. The books cover every subject. Some were probably harder to find. I happened upon a hardback about Eleanor Roosevelt and the years she spent alone after FDR's death. I also found a copy of an old magazine which explored all sorts of Tibetan culture. I purchased both. The book on Eleanor was found in the basement which is a bit of a labyrinth. I got tickled because I was entranced by the books so much that I nearly tripped several times on the very uneven floor. And it's painted all the same color so you can't see the weird level changes well but I was weirdly not even upset about it because it added some intrigue to the mystery of searching the shelves in the basement. Even on a nearly 100 degree day, it was chilly down there. Cool! Upstairs on the 3rd floor where it was toasty, I found the magazine. There were some cool lounge areas up there too. Record albums and a music section. I was mesmerized. I believe there were a couple of people putting out books but I'm not sure. I never asked anyone for help because I wasn't sure who worked there and I didn't really need any. The guy who checked me out seemed pleasant but I can't speak too much on the service except to say it was fine. I felt it was very acceptable to read through books even though they were for purchase and except on the crowded main floor, they had places for you to sit and read so it was even encouraged! I love that! The only thing I'd have liked that I did not see is a bit more merchandise that is book and reading related. They had a few Prospero Books tshirts and a tote bag but that was about it. I admit it wouldn't necessarily fit the vibe to have a section like this or maybe it could if done in a nonchalant way. The messages from customers written on the walls and shelves throughout the store along with photos were absolutely perfect! There were some photos that showed the basement before it became the magical place it is right now. Reading the messages and seeing the photos let me know I was in the realm of my people. All the books and magazines I saw were reasonably priced. I spent less than $15 on my large hardback and magazine. I didn't have nearly enough time to explore. I hope to go back!! You should definitely go and support a local bookstore treasure!!! I'm so thrilled they are here! We need more like them! And they carried ALL types of books. There is no censorship. As noted on Prospero Tshirts, "There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them." - Joseph Brodsky And you'll find in my friend's book, The Sun Does Shine, they can strip you of everything but if you have an imagination, they can't take that. Books and reading develop that ability. Let the words transport you! READ!

A three story book store!? A book girls dream! It was so easy to navigate and figure out how the…read morestore is divided. They have a large sign explaining where you'll be able to find genres between the three floors. I was pleasantly surprised to see the prices were also reasonable! Of the books I looked at, the most expensive price was $15 for a fiction novel. I highly recommend you take a stop here if you're in the area!

Wise Blood is a lovely bookstore in Westport and is a great addition to the area! They have variety…read moreof genre selection (including used and new books), a kid's books section, coloring books (adults and children), notebooks/pens (moleskin style stuff), and were very welcoming when my husband and I walked in. They feature local art on the back wall - we went to a "meet the artist" event one evening (Hubbard Savage is the local artist featured - he's super talented!). There were also some musicians who played and also did some spoken word type of stuff, both of which were delightful! They have a little seating area that's comfy if you wanna sit and flip through a stack of books when you're trying to decide which to get. I will definitely be back - this place is amazing. Highly recommend you stop reading this review, get in your car/on a bike, and go check it out!

Amazing book selection its a good mix of new and used books with a great nonfiction section…read more Employees were lovely.

I saw the recent advertisement about friends of the Johnson County library bookstore in the Johnson…read moreCounty magazine. This is a hidden gem that is staffed by volunteers only on weekends and I believe Tuesday evenings. They are welcoming and friendly and very helpful. We were greeted at the door and handed a price list and shown to where the various genres or items were located. They have a nice children's book room with a table for children to sit and read at and a wide variety of age levels of books for very reasonable prices. They also have a good selection of all types of books and I even saw the woman in front of us purchasing puzzles. They have media and music as well for sale. The address listed on this post is different than the one in the magazine, so I will post a photo of that. I think the address in the review is right next-door where they might store books. I will definitely be going back and we bought a good size box worth of books!

For decades, I have only bought my books at the Friends Of The Library Bookstore. They are mainly…read moredonated by the public. Most are current, brand new hardbounds. They generally sell for $1.00 soft bound and $2.00 hard bound. I can't imagine finding books at these prices anywhere else. Plus the money earned goes to supporting the library. Win/win for everyone! The Johnson County Kansas Friends just moved into a much larger space. They have puzzles and an extra large sections for children's books. I especially like the antique books. I always leave with a full bag. If you are clearing out your shelves, also consider donating.

Call me a fan of this Suburban location. Is it the biggest nursery around, no? I will say though,…read moreit has 90% of what you need, including trees, mulch etc, and it's super convenient if you live in this part of Johnson County. I've been here a ton, purchased everything from a tree to succulents and always had a great experience.

This place is really beautiful and fun to walk around in. The prices are higher than at other…read moregarden and nursery places however, but the last time I was in they were doing buy one get one free on some hanging baskets and 25% off on some other hanging baskets that were full of flowers, so I got 2 of those for less than $40 which I thought was a really good deal. There were workers milling around who were offering to help carry things & load them into cars. Much appreciated!

This is an adorable boutique. It is full of charming gift items, that are aesthetically displayed…read more It is a treat to shop here!

What a cute store with some great decor and accessory pieces! There were so many different things…read moreto look at in the store, I could have spent hours in there looking at the art and accessories. If you are looking for Christian inspired gifts, this is THE place to go in Lee's Summit. They have just about everything! I loved how they put all the sale stuff right as you walk in the door (I couldn't resist a pair of earrings that were 50% off!) There were cute accessories, jewelry and clothing as well as home decor and gift items. This is a great shop to pick up a lil something for a birthday present or a housewarming gift. Check it out!

Very cool and beautifully laid out metaphysical/spiritual shop, housed in an old home with a neat…read morelooking pitched roof. The 2 ladies working were super sweet and knowledgeable about their products. It's crowded, but well organized and everything is labeled really nicely- I so appreciate that! They have lots of books, crystals, gems, candles, oils, Tarot decks, local artwork, etc. They even sell homemade vegan eye shadow- so cool! They also have a really huge selection of teas. We didn't have a ton of time to look around and they were busy and crowded, but we will definitely go back when in Lee's Summit!

This store feels like home to me. Nice selection and always something new to look at. The owners…read moreare just the greatest. You really can't go wrong shopping here. Great teas, herbs, crystals, books and body care products!