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Very cute indie bookstore.. good selection, competitive prices, good customer service with a…read moreknowledgeable, book- loving staff- they truly seem to adore books! There's so much to choose from, I couldn't even narrow down my literary choices! I really love independent booksellers and this one is one of my faves.. we stopped in during holiday shopping, picking up a few gifts and something for us.. They have cute gift items, niche books, toys, etc for book lovers.. if you're a bibliophile, this store is definitely a must in Fenton.. they had a nice display of kids books, fiction and coffee table books.. Definitely a winner..

Wow! I popped in this shop while killin' time before an appointment and it did not disappoint!…read moreThere's so much (that's well-organized) to see and buy in this small store! There's love notes (aka post-it's with helpful information) throughout the store so you can tell the owners and/or employees really care about the place and want customers to see all that there is to offer A whole bunch of wonderful gift options for yourself or anyone in your life! Support small businesses!

I love that independent bookstores are "coming back"…read more I love books - especially physical books with real pages. I love checking books out from the library. I love buying brand new books. I love buying used books. I love everything about books. I actually came here while running errands with someone else. I don't think I would have ever known this was here otherwise. I wandered around the store while the person I was with was taking care of whatever it is we came in there for. It was such an immersive experience. I appreciate how the store is laid out. There is/was so much thought put into not just the layout of where sections should be, but where each book goes. It is so well curated. I got so many incredible recommendations from the employee picks that I have loved, shared with others, and they have loved too. It's been a month or so since my last visit, so I'm excited to see what the latest recommendations are. If you're a book nerd, this is absolutely worth a visit. I will absolutely be back.

Since my last review this location has taken a new name (Schuler Books) and with it came a bigger,…read morebetter experience! First off, everything you may have loved about this place is still here. The hearty selection of books and periodicals, the rewards program, the massive lineup of puzzles and other items like journals, stationary, board games, stickers, home goods like candles and drink ware, tote bags, and more. Looking for a gift for a book nerd? Look no further than their shelf of carefully curated wares like "Book lover" candles, home library bookends, literary charades card games, etc. It's all here and better than ever. But what's been particularly exciting to watch unfold is their recent expansion next door. While it was sad to see the former tenant (a Thai restaurant) go, it was great to see Schuler's take over the space and convert it into a dedicated children's area. Here you'll find an expanded selection of kid's books (from toddler to YA), toys, educational games, etc, all in a kid friendly environment filled with bean bags and other cozy places for kids to park and read or play. In the former kid's section at the back of the store is now an expanded used book section, which is a great place to browse if you're looking for discounted pricing or want to give an old book a new home! They also host regularly programming like author readings, book signings, story-time for the kids, etc. During my most recent visit I happened upon them setting one of those up near the cozy fireplace in the back and I made a mental note to check the schedule so I could come back for a gathering. I'm so grateful that we have this little slice of literary heaven on the west side and I'm so grateful for all they bring to our community!

For over a quarter of a decade this free alternative weekly has cover the when, what, when, how and…read morewho's of Metro Detroit. based in downtown Detroit Metro Times is an essentially guide to local art, music, politics, music and more. Metro Times is continually featuring well written articles about anything from the White Strips to the mayor scandal. This publication is a great way to get a quick, but in depth view at Detroit and its surrounding areas. Looking for something to do? Then, check out the local happenings in Metro Times. Listing everything from rock shows to art openings to blood drives Metro Times has got you covered week after week, with their extensive list of awesome local happenings. Catering to over 600,000 readers, Metro Times is the ultimate alternative press magazine. 600,000 readers aren't wrong, right?

The Metro Times is a solid weekly publication that is free for taking at several locations around…read morethe Detroit area. It covers a weekly theme and showcases the work of engaging writers who obviously care about Detroit. They do very interesting investigative journalism, and usually have thorough trustworthy, or at least worthy reviews of restaurants and music. These people not only know Detroit, but they also know indie-Detroit -- this is the publication you want to roll with to see what's up. They have Dan Savage's sex-advice column featured near the back, as well as Free-Will Astrology. This should also be your first pick-up when you are trying to figure out what events to go to -- whether it is art, music or theater.

I get the paper on Sundays. This Sunday morning our paper didn't come so I…read more called and reported at 8:30. Was told they would have it sent out. Nothing by 10:45 so called again the gal said it was to be delivered today. It's now 5:00 and still no paper. I have had wet papers because the were half out of the paper tube. It seems like the whole journal is going down hill. Papers get smaller and the price goes up.

Flint journal has not delivered the newspaper in almost a month. I've made multiple complaints. I'm…read morealways assured it will be delivered the following delivery day, it is not. Also they say they will credit my account, they do neither. They always assure me a representative will call within 48 hours,they don't. I would not recommend the flint journal or any MLive paper. They are trying to force you to only read it online. I'd rather pay for and read and pay for the Detroit news, it's a much better paper.