Are you a bookworm that's in search of a bookstore? Especially, a bookstore with an environment that's well relaxed you would spend hours within. They as well house a diverse range of book categories; in addition; too having reasonable pricing that will not overcharge for a new book or an old copy. Which a bibliophile (a person who loves books) knows that means you will be able to buy more books that way. If any of these points captured your interest, then keep reading, for I've been fortunate enough to find exactly that type of enchanting place. The Book Haven a second-hand bookstore; it nestled within a side ally in the middle of Prescott Valley. Within The Book Haven, you'll find it the perfect place to lose track of time; with their fair prices and thousands of stories, a book lover is sure to find this to be a magical experience.
As you step into The Book Haven, you're greeted with a delightful sight that any reader would enjoy. An array of mountains formed out of knowledge. Books stacked high in piles as they wait their turn to get sorted and placed upon the shelves; an interacting system of shelves placed in a system that creates the feeling of sections. Helps in giving the ambiance of being in a cubby hole; snug and welcomed. As you take the first few steps into the bookshop, you'll no doubt realize a fluffy four-legged shadow. One of the two is sure to be tagging along with hopes of getting your attention -- their great companies on the journey of discovering your next adventure. Isis and Moonshadow, are the cats that have made a home among the stacks. An their hospitality is more than welcome with their non-judgmental purrs as you lose track of time within their bookshelves.
The selection of book topics in The Book Haven isn't slacking by any means. They have well-categorized shelves that make it easy to view their section of books. It's easy to tell that more or less; they have something for everyone. They have the newest releases on their shelves, much like in mainstream bookstores. Those books stocked right up front in their own group. An only around the corner, you'll find rows and rows of art, as well as, schoolbooks people have donated or traded-in. As you wander the stacks an explore the shelves of books. You may find copies that were being published in 1906 and smells of spices and almonds. The book haven has those rare finds, although if you'd prefer the scent of fresh paper and new ink instead. Then you can find a newer copy or order a brand new one.
With such different genres and age groups, you'd think prices would have a massive window of set options. The Book Havens prices are more or less influenced by the type of production style of the book. Mass-produced paperbacks can top out anywhere around $3.00, while the latest hardcover publications can range to about $10.00; if you're not ordering it through the company's website. Be expecting not having to pay full price. I have yet to see a book getting sold for, say a Barns and Nobles price tag. Also, I noticed a sale of old westerns paperbacks going for .75 cents apiece. They're always offering new deals on selling their books.
As a bookworm, I have spent countless hours myself within The Book Haven scanning the bookshelves, finding the perfect book. From my standpoint, it's easy to be captivated by their dazzling display of books. It is a personal perspective that more times than not, I've gone and spent a significant amount of time at this very bookstore. With each visit, I come upon marvelous treasures that didn't break my book spending budget. The Book Haven, with their laid-back atmosphere and reasonable prices, along with a wide selection of books, they are sure to keep you enchanted for hours. In conclusion, if you are in search of a bookstore, I recommend going to The Book Haven. read more
