I LOVE Barnes and Noble! So glad they made this location permanent after closing their Lahaina…read morestore a few yrs back. Sadly this location does not have a cafe, unlike there only other Hawai'i location at Ala Moana on Oahu. However, they more than make up for it with the overall feel of the store. As this location is much smaller than Ala Moana, it gives more of an independent bookstore vibe. There are plenty of books, manga, kids section, magazines, and other types of merchandise such as those for K-pop, crochet, and some limited selection of cds. No DVDs unfortunately. They also sell nook merchandise but I didn't see a display for the actual e-reader/tablets. Probably you will have to ask the cashier if you want to buy them. So be quick and come on down to Barnes and Noble. There are some good deals, but if you just use their premium membership you get 10% off almost everything or if you use their basic rewards membership after 10 stamps you get a $5 reward. 1 stamp for every $10 spent in a purchase.

I called this Barnes and Noble because I located an item that I had been looking for. This was the…read moreonly location that had it in stock. I spoke to Jennifer who was kind enough to take my order over the phone. I just received it via UPS and wanted to thank her for her help in packing it with care and sending it. I know that she made an exception for me and I greatly appreciate it.

This is the best place to find that beach book you have been looking for!…read more Located in the Queen Ka'ahumanu mall this non-profit gem has a huge collection of new and used books, CD's and DVD's at low, low prices. Best of all your book purchases help support Maui's library system. This should be your first stop on day one of your vacation. No need to pack a book to bring to Maui, get it here and then head to the beach Highly recommend.

As always , this shop aims to please. All price points. All money made goes to the main library…read moreonce a year and all the staff are volunteers. We picked up three. In the Queens mall by Fernando's Mexican restaurant.

Excellent selection. Friendly staff. I wished I found this spot earlier in my vacation.read more

Went twice while in Kihei. Selection great, people delightful. Highly recommend on a rainy day, or…read moreany other.

Maui Friends of the Library is a non-profit organization that runs 3 used bookstores here on Maui…read more This MFOL store is now located at the Outlet Shops on Front Street. They also have stores at Ka'ahumanu Shopping Center and Old Pu'unene School, near the Sugar Mill. They have been around since 1912 - over 100 years! Their mission is to assist in ensuring our libraries remain free public libraries, promote the extension of library services, secure materials beyond the command of the ordinary library budget, and enrich the cultural opportunities available in our community. This has remained unchanged since the 1950's. Their books are donated to them and are sold at very, very reasonable prices. All of their workers are volunteers and the money they do make is donated to Maui public libraries. How awesome is that? This is definitely something I can get behind and support! This particular location is small, but mighty. Upon walking in, you're welcomed with a collection of Hawaiiana, books rich in history and various aspects of the culture of Hawai'i. They also have cute books for keiki that would make perfect gifts this Christmas. Peruse the aisles and you'll find a variety of used and new books. From cooking to history to biographies and even beautiful vintage books, bibliophiles or anyone that enjoys a good book in hand can find something here. I bought a brand new book ($10) for my niece about Lahaina town and the nice volunteer that rung me up, Walter, mentioned I could any used book for free! My husband also got a few cookbooks and I scored a vintage Betty Crocker Cooky Book from 1963 (I don't bake, but thought it was really cool. lol). They had a buy one get one free special and so ended up only paying a cool $6 for these used books. Total score! Book stores are a dying breed on Maui, but I would highly recommend a stop here. The staff are friendly and very helpful and I just love supporting places like this. Just don't forget to bring CASH, credit cards are not accepted. Happy browsing!

Quaint local bookstore offering new and used books. All proceeds go to the "Maui friends of the…read morelibrary". Books are divided into sections such as romance, science fiction, biographies, women, and humor. And a few more that I can't remember. There is also a central focus on Hawaiiana with books on history, tourism, children's section, & recipe books. Staff is friendly and helpful. Since it is a used bookstore, the options change often so I will certainly be back. They USED TO be a "cash only" biz, but started taking credit cards Oct 2022.

This place! It's a must stop! There is so much to see at Teri's place…read more Parking is abundant out front on the street. As soon as you come through the door, you'll be greeted with crisp air conditioning and warm friendly aloha! There are so many cool things in here.. books, jewelry, decorations, clothing, postcards and SO much more. Teri knows Molokai and wants to share her knowledge and love with everyone. I appreciate how much she cares so passionately about this beautiful island and it's uniqueness.

An eclectic mix of books, art, toys, and all manner of local crafts, this store is the perfect…read moreplace to get unique souvenirs for friends and family back home. Located along the main street in Kaunakakai, it's easy to spot and has plenty of free parking right outside. The store is kept super clean and well organized; there is care in what they sell and how it's displayed. Pet the two lazy dogs that own the place, they'll probably be asleep. The main room has Molokai and Maui art works and crafts. Used books are in a cabinet at the back. In the side room they have young children education toys, along with new books and more crafts. It's a great selection, something for everyone. Prices are high, which is understandable for the island. The ladies working there were friendly and talkative, be sure to talk story and ask for recommendations about the island.

You can find a lot of secondhand books and jigsaw puzzles here, along with other assorted old…read moreentertainment media. It's a little hard to find the building itself, just follow the signs behind the old sugar mill. It's hot and dusty but worth the trip. The prices are right, with books for $.50 and quite a good selection too. I thought it would be bigger. It's just a small little building in a forgotten little corner of the island.

This is my place to come for paper books. It's well organized…read more By author and genre. You can't beat the prices. I start at the dollar carts and then move on to mystery's. Today we picked up 8 books for 14.00. Screamin bargains. This is a cash only shop. And the staff really know the store inventory. Winner! After I'm done, I ll just take them back and donate. Ultimate recycling of minor Entertainment.

Sweet shop. Love the people and energy. They call me the candle guy. Want spiritually sweet stuff?…read moreThis is the place

I love this store…read more I drive from Hilo to shop here. There's nothing like it on the island. Beautiful things to give as gifts: calendars, journals, books on spirituality, religion and metaphysics, the best selection of crystals on the island, gemstone beads, jewelry - some locally made as well as really cool, old works of art.

The gyro platter is awesome. Big enough to share. Today they have big baklava too... still…read morethinking about that. The seating area got a big upgrade with six new blue picnic tables, some shade and lighting for the night crowd. This food truck is consistently good. Be sure to try it if you're in Haiku.

I have been shopping at haiku market for years. I sometimes miss when it was a little mom and pop…read more Im sure most people know it is a part of Foodland now. Without the benefit of earning points. The prices are higher than if you went to Pukalani or Kahului but I guess that is the price you pay for convenience. I do like that they have some decent lunch specials and I dont have to drive to Pukalani or town. The poke is decent and they do a pretty good job with the poke bowls. They usually have a decent produce and meat section. I would stay away from the juices and the teas. The large refrigerator doesn't always work so well. I have bought many a gallon of iced tea or POG and gotten home opened it and it is spoiled. The customer service is usually pretty good but at times it would be nice. If they had more than one cashier. Overall it's good for picking up one or two items but it will definetly drain your wallet pretty fast shopping here all the time. It would definitely be nice if Foodland would let us earn points for shopping here.