It was great to stop in here and pick up some much needed items that have been on my wish list for…read moreawhile. I know that I will get good use out of these items And will keep the books forever! Check this location out if you have a chance! They have an impressive selection of items!

We visited today after wanting to try your store for quite some time. In the past, we were unable…read moreto come because you were closed. We live far away but we made a point to plan ahead and arrived with 10 minutes to spare before closing, knowing we would need to be quick. There was lots i was interested in. Unfortunately, upon arrival, we were immediately met with a curt response and told, "just so you know, we close in 10 minutes." After driving a long distance specifically for your store this was disappointing and unwelcoming. We completely understand and respect closing times and would never expect to stay past them or hold up staff. However, the tone of the interaction made us feel like an inconvenience rather than guests. Because of this experience, we won't be returning. I hope you take this feedback into consideration for future customers. We will just order online.

Very good selection and helpful employees! Accessible and neatly organized with many different and…read moreunique items.

I have been a customer of St. Seraphim of Sarov Eastern Orthodox Bookstore since 2002. The…read morebookstore is attached to Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Christian Church; however, the two organizations are separate (in business, not in doctrine). The bookstore is owned by St. Xenia Metochion Monastery, which is located just north of the shop. It is managed by Mother Macaria, who is truly unforgettable. She is a gem, and she can brighten just about any day. She's also has an absolute wealth of knowledge on Orthodoxy--one can learn a lot by just having a simple conversation with her. St. Seraphim Bookstore is is greatest source for Orthodox goods in Indianapolis. Their collection of books on Orthodoxy is astounding. Whether you are looking for an Orthodox Study Bible, prayer books, liturgical texts, stories of the Saints, or spiritual self-help books, they are sure to have it. The bookstore also carries a host of icons of various sizes--some of which are hand painted. The customer will also find hand crafted Orthodox jewelry, prayer ropes, candles, and plenty of incense. The prices at the store are fair, although many of the hardbound books are on the pricey side. Personally, I do not mind paying a few extra dollars for spiritual items that I plan on keeping for a lifetime--and God willing, passing on to future generations. St. Seraphim Bookstore is non-profit, and the proceeds help support the monastery. Whether you are an Orthodox Christian or are someone who has an interest in the faith, please visit St. Seraphim Bookstore. You'll be happy you did.

What a cute and beautiful bookstore in the heart of Westfield!!! At the moment, Westfield is…read moregrowing so rapidly that small businesses will have good customer uptick in due time. I visited turn the page with a gift card and I loved their selection of books which was a combination of local Indy authors, best sellers and some really good picks by the store owners themselves. I had a great time chatting and picked up a book basis the book keeper and a friendly customers recommendation. The store is small but still houses lovely reading couches and a kids play area. This is a nice spot if you are looking for something quite but not too far! They have their own book clubs and authors book reading events so do check it out!

Turn the Page is such a cute little bookstore! I stopped by with my niece, so I didn't explore as…read morefully as I would on my own. But I still enjoyed seeing their thought-out displays and standard shelves. Their kids section is super cute and we found a fun scratch-and-sniff magnetic bookmark that we definitely walked away with. The shop owner was there and very kind when we spoke! I'll happily visit again next time I'm in the area.

Thank you Margery so much for assisting me! I've been looking for a specific journal for a few…read moreweeks now to replace the current one I have, I was next door and thought I would just check out Celtic Cross to see if they had something along the lines that I was looking for. They certainly did and Margery was even willing to open up the packaging to make sure the pages had versus at the bottom before I purchased. The journal was $20 and I believe it was worth every red penny!

Wonderful Catholic gift shop! Great selection! Will definitely be back for some Christmas shopping!read more

This is a cute rare and used bookstore in downtown Zionsville. We enjoyed looking around and seeing…read morethe memorial to the dog who the store was named after. We couldn't read the tributes because they made us too sad but you could tell their mascot was so very loved! They have books for children as well and lots of vintage books! The staff working were super welcoming and friendly. Stop in if you're in the area.

Adorable book shop with welcoming atmosphere and accommodations that go above and beyond!…read more A wide variety of new books as well as vintage. Great prices and did you know that if you call ahead that they allow photo shoots? Such a great place and we will return soon!

Very cute, lots of great pens & pencils to choose from and reasonable prices too. You could hear a…read morepin drop in there, so quiet and calm.

Cute with a great variety of paper journaling tools, love that they also had stickers! Got some…read moregreat things from them and parking was easy!

We love a good trip to the bookstore, and this visit did not disappoint. We made a bee line to the…read moreperiodicals where I enjoyed looking through all of the very overpriced food and travel magazines. I then moved on to knick-knacks and trinkets. I love the magnetic bookmarks, as well as the tiny violins, trombones and other fun items that were staged near the cash registers. The cashier was nice but was really pushing the reward program at the tier where you have to pay for it. We were in a rush to claim our table at Texas Roadhouse, so we had to do the hard pass on that.

Barnes & Nobles is a great place to find gifts. I stopped in on Sunday to do some early Christmas…read moreshopping. I wasn't alone. A bunch of other people had the same idea. I was looking for a couple of books that they did not have because the books were out of print. The staff is helpful and will search and help find anything you looking for. They carry a really nice collection of STEM toys and LEGO kits. I picked up a flashcard game and several workbooks for my granddaughter. A nice assortment of crafting kits were on sale. There is a Starbucks inside the store if you need a coffee fix or want to sit and read after you shop.

Stopped in here after having brunch at Love Handle across the street last weekend. It's a small,…read morebut mighty independent bookstore that has everything neatly organized and a decent selection of books in each category despite the size. I purchased a book that's been on my to-read list for some time (Nightbitch) and a new book that I've never heard of before, but was very intrigued by (Strange Pictures). Knocking 1 star off because there is a very bad odor, like something is wrong with the plumbing, inside the whole shop and it cut my visit way shorter than I had planned because I couldn't stand breathing it in any longer.

I love Tomorrow Bookstore. It's a small but mighty shop run by kind people. They host book clubs…read morefor fiction and non-fiction books, bring in local authors for signings on weekends, have art and literary pop ups, and do ticketed author events. Their collection blends books and zines you haven't heard of yet with popular titles you often see and ones in between. They have a good range for different ages, too, with a nice young adult section, children's books, and middle grade as well as the plentiful shelves for adults. There's a local author shelf and there's a fun mix of local talent there in a variety of genres and age categories--plus sometimes, signed copies. They do carry some gift items like candles, and their custom stickers and apparel make me smile. The little book guys are fun! Tomorrow is well worth a stop if you're downtown. Whether you're wanting a book haul or supporting local with a sticker purchase, you'll find something here. Parking on Mass Ave is metered, but free on Sundays! There's also a parking garage nearby, and if you don't mind a walk, you may find some of the limited free street parking.