I specifically came in to purchase from a local business, but after my interaction with the…read moreemployees behind the register, I am ordering from Amazon. I knew the author and title and walked up to the register to ask where I might find it, but the two employees were engaged in conversation and didn't even acknowledge my presence for at least 3 minutes. When the red-headed female employee did finally acknowledge me, it was with an irritated smirk, as if I was disturbing them. This dismissive and disrespectful behavior was repeated several times before I decided to leave. I have over 30 years experience in business ownership and retail management and this is absolutely no way to treat prospective customers. You should never make a customer wait without being acknowledged while you engage in conversation with another employee or are looking down at the register. When you do engage with a customer, you should be welcoming, friendly and polite. I see from prior reviews that I am not the only one to have experienced this kind of behavior and don't know how they've stayed in business so long with such rude employees. There are no return visits here in my future.

BookPeople is one of my favorite places to go in Moscow. I just love it. Lots of books, and they'll…read moreorder pretty much anything they don't have for you. Also lots of cute gifts and cool puzzles.

New location! They have the most fabulous used cookbook section, in addition to a large number of…read morebooks specific to Idaho and the region. And the biggest historical romance novel section I've ever seen in my life!

My colleague and I stopped through Crimson & Gray last week during a business trip. We wanted to do…read moresomething special for our customers (they were touring the university) and needed some WSU material to do it. Neither myself nor my colleague are overly creative people, but Peyton did a great job of making our vision into a reality! We bought pennants, pillows, cups, keychains, etc. and all were universally loved by the clients. It wouldn't have been possible without Peyton's creative vision; she's a major asset to C&G without a doubt. Thanks for all the help!

If you're looking for brand WSU swag, then this off site location is the place to go. They have an…read moreabundance of apparel on two floors. The mens section is on the first floor and the second floor holds the women's clothes. Keep in mind this place is a but pricier because these are the branded clothes. They do have a sale or clearance section for men and women each. I found some unique clothings and good prices. Also, this location is off campus so it is a little drive away.

This is regarding the bookstore side. I needed a lab coat, goggles and a lab notebook for a…read morechemistry class, and they had none of it. I have to buy this out of pocket, instead of it just being provided in the class, and they don't even have it. Pretty bullshit.

Overpriced. Very overpriced…read more Most college bookstores are overpriced, but this one has an added feature: they sell used books almost exclusively for their textbooks. For the prices they charge, you can get the same book new online. The cafe in there is slow and doesn't have a very good food selection. That said, they do have a large selection of other books, lots of WSU logo stuff, and general school supplies. Useful if you need those things in a hurry.

This cozy little shop is such a little gem. The (new and gently used) book and gift shop has a…read morelittle something for everyone and every age. Ju, the proprietor and owner, is such a friendly and knowledgeable person with her wares, and she supports the local commerce by carrying locally created and sourced candles, soaps, lotions, and handmade greeting cards. There are areas provided for 2 handmade jewelry artisans that range in quality from semi-precious to costume. Beautifully crafted and great quality. Defiantly something you should check out.

From the owner: We sell new and used books, handcrafted soaps, lotions, candles, jewelry, and cards. Ju's Traveling…read morePages hosts monthly book clubs and youth reading programs.

Great staff, friendly service! They have Bibles, music, movies, educational items, cards, wall art,…read moremugs...if it's about Yeshua/ Jesus they have it or can probably order it for you. There's even a little coffee shop. They make an effort to remember you and can offer suggestions to help you out in choices for buying a gift for the special someone!