This is no Little Free Library…read more It's a library and it's free but this thing's huge! A massive selection of all kinds of books, available 24 hrs a day for anybody with enough drive to swing by. They're outside, exposed to the elements so adjust your expectations accordingly. But I applaud the owner for their generosity and kindness.

I always find great gifts for family and friends, including myself. This store is awesome.read more

Great place to interact with all the literature within the establishment…read more... Great service awesome Bibles and different arts and crafts... Very RECOMMENDABLE...

Friendly helpful staff and good access to print, microfilm and online resources! Note that there is…read morealso free wifi...with a password you can get from the desk...

This is my favorite FHC. It has a huge collection, so lots of obscure items, like the 1905…read moreWisconsin State Census, are on file instead of needing to be ordered. The basement locale is cavernous and it is easy to lose an afternoon here. FHCs in general: The Mormon church expends a lot of money to help its members persue genealogy for religious purposes, and thankfully they allow anyone to use their regional FHCs for free. There is no attempt to convert people or push any sort of religious agenda (though I was once invited to a singles church event by someone who thought I was a member; not many 20-year-olds are obsessed with their family trees). You can access their catalog online at: http://www.familysearch.org/

Very friendly space book collection is éclectique.Friendly staff with a dog mascot crafty schedule…read moreof classes and unique handmade goods available for purchase.

Who said that bookstores were a thing of the past!? I looooovvve that Monrovia has a gem nestled…read moreacross the street from the library. I popped in to get a Christmas gift for my middle school aged niece who loves to read. They helped me with some recommendations, and one of them is even by a local author that had signed the book! The service was top-notch and the selection was plentiful.

Great plus size selection on clothing and shoes. Staff were helpful and prices were great.read more

Easy drop off. M-F and Saturdays 10-3pm. The list changes so make sure to call before taking…read morethings off!

This little farm is awesome, and part of the Park Hills Community Church complex. The product is…read moreall organic, grown fresh and free-but you'll want to be reasonable with what you pick, and show some heart and offer a donation. I came here recently with family looking for some bell peppers and some peppers-pictured. We we're all grateful to not only learn about this farm, but the yoga class they have every week at the church adjacent to the farm! The CSA (OR CUSTOMER SERVICE ALL STAR) of this location was none other than Ms. Linda, who is also the picture namesake on the sign outside! How cool is that? Ms. Linda was gracious and kind and full of just about every type of information pertaining to organic foods that you can imagine! Ms. Linda you are a credit to the Park Hills Community Farm and Church!

A super duper cool and quirky shop! Everything is time travel themed: past, present, and future!…read moreWhen you visit, you can park on the streets, but be mindful of the signs. You can also download the park smarter app to pay for parking online. The storefront is very impressive. There are aliens, extraterrestrial themes, and 3D mind boggling designs. You come inside, and everything is already very quirky. You have robot emotions for sale, time travel in a bottle, space items, donuts from the 1800's and light coffee. You can also find dinosaur eggs, dinosaur milk, and more. Everything is super fun to look at and the items made me giggle out loud. The cashier was super friendly! He explained the theme of the shop and also added on how the books in the store were made by students. The store itself supports a nonprofit located in the back of the shop that tutors students. They ask for volunteers who can come to help support students. All proceeds also go to the students whom they support. We left with some postcards and warm, fuzzy feelings inside about how cool of an experience this was. Hope to be back! We might be from the past, present, or future. Who knows!

A fun, beautiful store filled with nostalgia, quirkiness, and novel oddities. I think the store has…read morebeen around for a pretty long time, but I've never been in here until recently. Just wanted to check it out and when I got in there, someone who was super friendly was behind the counter and we got to look around at some cool stuff. They also do other charity based activities here and I'm not sure if it's just one thing or a few but definitely come check it out. If I remember correctly, the one that I was thinking of helped out children.

I'm not jewish. But this place makes the best challah bread (must order ahead via phone or online)…read more Their plan challah bread is a work of art, fresh, and very delicious! I think about this bread all the time.

Wonderful Store and wonderful products and services. The…read morepeople are just as wonderful as well, especially Karen!!!! I highly recommend them!!