FYE's website is hopeless, but the stores have made the transition from more traditional…read moregames/movies/music into more or less just vinyl, smatterings of DVDs, but mostly a pop culture themed store. There is a ton of Japanese imported food and drinks here, much of it exclusive to FYE, lots of action figures and related stuff, quite a few different t-shirts, bowls, cups, just a huge embrace of various elements of pop culture, both American, mostly horror, and Japanese (ranges a lot). If they're going to do it, selection is going to be important and they do very well on this side. I can't say it's a wholly welcome change, for me, anyway, but they're doing a pretty solid job leaning into it...for the few stores that are left, anyway.

This place is a hidden gem on Center Street in Provo! I'm glad I got to support a local business…read morerather than GameStop haha. Chris was super helpful in helping me get a new PSP battery, and let me try out an opened battery to see if my PSP even still worked! I also got credit for selling them an old game, which I got to use immediately towards the new battery. I would definitely recommend coming here for games, consoles, etc.

The owner/worker was knowledgeable and friendly. Great service, and I was pleasantly surprised at…read morethe selection! Definitely recommend!

Great size! Came on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too busy at all. They had the books that I was…read morelooking for and the customer service was very helpful and great too!

the employees here are so friendly and helpful. the store and cafe are clean and I'm able to find…read moreeverything I need!

Slade was great - gave good book recommendations and was accommodating!…read more Purchased a handful of self help books and can't wait to dig into them!

From the owner: Sell UVU Textbooks here, we rent textbooks for less and sell for cheap! Located in Wolverine…read moreCrossing in Orem 1111 S 1350 W. Cash for Textbooks in Orem!

I do not live anywhere close to a store that carries LDS products so have to rely on online…read moreservice. I have ordered several times with both LDS Bookstore and their major competitor. The MAIN difference is customer service. There is no direct way to contact them and they are only available by text for 5 hours a day M-F! 10-3. This last order will be my last. I ordered a product that is not customized three weeks ago and it is still not here. They advertise that they usually ship 3-4 business days after the order is complete. I have not been able to reach them by text this time. In the past when I did reach them, the woman bordered on rude. She was curt and basically blamed me for their error. I gave them a second chance but they still did not pass. It's a shame. They have lovely products.

Their coloring-page printables are so helpful for my Sunday School lessons. They're well done, and…read moremy students love them.

I initially entered this store under the impression that it was a vintage clothing shop on google,…read moreonly to discover it was actually a record store -- which was a bit unexpected. I took some time to browse through the selection of records and CDs, but I found the pricing to be quite unreasonable. It seemed apparent that the store is taking advantage of younger collectors by significantly inflating prices. After a brief conversation with a bearded staff member, it became clear that this place operates more like an eBay reselling venture bummer i think, oh and ill add that he yelled at me for touching a display!

The selection is cool. Lots of fun stuff on sale. Do not sell anything to them. They will give you…read morenext to nothing. Sold a Lego Bouquet set that was never opened. They offered $2 cash or $5 store credit. What the crap?

Incredible store with a huge selection of used and new items including books, records, DVDs, comic…read morebooks, instruments and more! This is an incredible spot that entertained a big group of people with different interests. I Highly recommend stopping by!

Please do not shop at this store…read more I purchased a book online and quickly forgot about it. Weeks later I got an email saying that the address I put in was wrong and they would not be refunding me. I asked what the book was, and it took them eight (angry) emails before they responded. They CRITICIZED the book I purchased twice and INSULTED the authors. I had paid for the book ($10) as well as shipping the first time. The owner was angry with me and said he would only send me the book if I paid for shipping again a second time (which was less than $7). I sent him $20 and my corrected address. He refunded me $10 and sent me an invoice for the shipping of the book to the correct address. When the book finally arrived, he had WRITTEN in the book (a limited copy) and AGAIN criticized the book and the authors. The owner was very UNPROFESSIONAL throughout our entire interaction. Please do yourself a favor and purchase your books somewhere else.

How are y'all sleeping on Eborn books? There are five Eborns, classing up malls and city streets…read moreacross the valley. About a month ago, I sung the praises of Eborn Books' Layton Hills Mall location, and now I'm all the way on the other side of the valley to sing more praises. Eborn has new, used, and even rare, and out-of-print books. They lean a little too heavy on the religious books (especially Mormon/LDS books) for my taste (the back of this store is dedicated to the subject). One thing I notice now is that each store is different, which isn't surprising for an organization involved heavily in used and rare books. The Provo store seems more voluminous in its collection. While Layton seemed have the perfect amount of books for their shelves, the Provo seemed more like an old college lit professor's home, brimming with books in every nook and cranny. This is by no means a criticism ... the more books, the merrier! If you're a fan of James Patterson, Louis L'amour, Idiots/Dummies books, man, this is the right place for you to spend an afternoon. And rare books ... I saw first editions for Victor Hugo, Jack London, Hart Crane, James Fenimore Cooper, and Eugene O'Neill (to name a few). I'm comfortable in concluding that Eborn of Provo has "a lot of almost everything". I'll have to go back for another round soon. Still, this location is EVEN BETTER than Layton--although, not in my opinion, as stacked as the SLC location. Still, amazing.