I would highly recommend the Peppertree Press. Qualified and knowledgeable business. They made…read moreprinting a book very easy. Answered all questions in a professional manner and always kept me abreast of all communications. The price for the printing was more than reasonable. I selected a local publisher so I could have hands on workings and talk with a live person. I will be using Peppertree Press of Sarasota Florida for future books.

This is a good local literary magazine in Sarasota, Florida offering publishing opportunity for…read moremany writers. Publisher/Founder/Author Julie Ann Howell has accomplished much through the magazine and associated publishing company.

Greatest newspaper with amazing positive news. I really enjoy reading the paper.read more

From the owner: We have moved! The Osprey Observer has a new home as of June 1, 2019 and we will look forward to a…read moreGrand Opening in the Fall! The Osprey Observer started publishing as a newsletter in 2001. The main focus was to cover community news and activities specifically in FishHawk Ranch. After the first month, residents started requesting more news from the surrounding community and we started to expand. We added the subdivision of FishHawk Trails, River Hills and Bloomingdale within the first four months and were printing more than 10,000 copies per month after only six months. Quickly we realized there could be unlimited growth to the paper and we had to strive to maintain a focus. What did we want to become? What continued to set us apart from the rest? The response is content. We are different because our stories cover the communities we are in. We wanted to maintain our reputation as a strong community newspaper despite our desire to grow. Our first goal was to identify 15,000 homes to include in the Bloomingdale/FishHawk edition and then to expand after 18 months into a completely new edition, Riverview. The Riverview edition started with eight pages and 10,000 homes and is now 36 pages delivered to 16,500 homes in Riverview and Apollo Beach.

Today's episode of #BestiesBeveragesandBookstores is one for my bargain hunters! Hidden deep in…read moreEnglewood, FL is an adorable shop called The Bookworm. They have a TON of choices and their prices are out of this world! As in with the exception of special/first editions, all hardcovers are only $2 and paperbacks are $1.50!!! Where else have you seen prices like this?!?! (Seriously though please share because I'd love to visit that place too.) In addition to books this store also has smaller things like small toys and stickers (which are still crazy cheap at only 25¢!!).If you're heading down to Englewood, stop by The Bookworm and get yourself a bargain book (or 10 stickers like me).

This is the most enchanting little book place I've been in. Many cute items for tiny tots. Book…read moreselection is wonderful for old and young alike and I love it that you can "catch and release" books back to the store with the Bookworm Club. I look forward to visiting this store when I'm in Englewood.

Marginal paper- not great, not horrible. I subscribe to stay updated on local news and events…read more Subscription rates skyrocket every year- especially after intro rates. Biling is a convoluted mess. Website has been dumbed down to hide billing details previously provided. Nebulous "bonus day" "premium editions" are hidden in your billing which will mysteriously be up for renewal prior to your actual calendar date. Calling customer service is a waste of time as the seem clueless and powerless to influence the billing machinery set in place. Website is a mess--- they have confusing navigation to their free digital edition ( a nightmare of endless advertising links) and the digital version of the newspaper. The ios app actually works pretty well however- giving an exact digital version of the paper with convenience of clicking through to rest of article (versus digging through physical paper to continue reading a story). Suggestion: stop playing games with billing/pricing and clean up your website navigation for current subscribers (print edition versus account billing data versus painful, free online edition no one wants to read) .

Monday my carrier delivered a WSJ instead of my normal Tribune. I called around 8:30am and they…read morepromised me a paper by noon. At 3;00pm still no paper. They said carrier couldn't make the delivery. I was told he would deliver both papers on Tuesday. Only one paper arrived. The carrier had the gall to include a letter asking for a Xmas gift. Poor service and the help desk lies to you. Xmas gift? I don't think so when you don't do your job.

Let's get to know brand new publishing company ! Who doesn't love supporting a mom and pop shop…read more Support local my friends

From the owner: Book Publishing Book Marketing…read moreSale of Key Lime Juice and Products Travel Guides Cookbooks Cookbook Seminars How to Publish Seminars E-Books

Great local Newspaper that reports happenings on Anna Maria Island. Very well put together and…read moregreat layout

From the owner: The Anna Maria Island Sun is an award-winning weekly newspaper covering all aspects of life on Anna…read moreMaria Island and the village of Cortez, including tourism, the environment, sports, real estate, fishing, and news from the three Island cities.

Big store with tons of selections…read more I was nervous from pictures that this would be all comic books. I was a little relieved when we pulled up and there was a sign that included toys. We were here on a very specific mission, one son was looking for ghostbusters toys and the other was looking for pokemon cards. One of the employees told us that they get the most calls from people looking for pokemon cards. So I don't bury the lead, they don't have just packs of pokemon cards, but they do have a set that includes multiple packs for $60. We ended up getting that for my older son and I've been giving him a pack every couple of days. I was little nervous about our mission to find ghostbuster stuff. There were tons of star wars stuff and a lot of funko figurines. We did find ghostbuster funko figures, but that wasn't really what we were looking for. Eventually after walking around a bit, we did find three small ghostbuster items. I think they're meant to be kept on a desk, but my son has been playing with them like they're toys. I haven't seen ghostbusters so I'm not going to describe this well, but they are items to track and then trap ghosts. He was ecstatic that we found them, so mission accomplished. If you're looking for comic books then this is heaven. If you're looking for specific toys, it may be hit or miss, but for us it was a hit. This is definitely a place worth checking out.

I just got a sneak preview of EC new game space and the other game stores need to up there game (…read morelol ) the place is huge it's bigger then most of the whole game stores in the region it's clean and nice and once it's up and running I can see all types of tournaments, gaming events and even special guests filling the space....

My go to book store; great selection, price and helpful staff. Reading areas for adults and kids…read moreplus Starbucks for an energy boost

I asked male employee at help desk where to find puzzle books, he said "over in corner" and kept…read moretyping. I waited a beat but he didnt look up to acknowledge me, so I walked away saying just never mind, but saw 2 other women approach him & he then promptly led them to their book. I went to check out counter and told the lovely lady named Kristen(?)of my ordeal, she led me to books. I was visibly upset and stating why would he be this way. Male employee heard me & said he was in the middle of something and would have shown me, why could he not have used common courtesy, looked up & said just to give him a minute and would show me. No problem immediately showing other women their books! This is a nice place to go and relax and he ruined atmosphere, thankfully Kristen(?) was there.