This is a delightful used bookstore! On a street where there are three bookstores and a comic book…read morestore, this location is a standout. You can tell that great care is taken by curating the collection, especially in the children's book and Canadian/PEI history sections. I found a delightful "Winnie The Pooh" book from the 50's that was very fairly priced for its condition and age. They're not priced to move - the books here are priced aggressively, and rightly so! It's a town where many a tourist passes through, ready to spend their money. I was all too happy to help stimulate the local economy and bring home to NYC a book I'll treasure for years to come.

I really love this place. It is historic in town. A must visit for tourists. Very welcoming…read morestaff.

The staff member working was so kind! The books there were also so diverse and unique! Not too bad…read moreof price as well! Highly recommend checking it out.

A fabulous used bookstore in Charlottetown. They have a great selection of all types of books and…read moreDVDs. I was able to find a copy of Anne Frank's Diary which I wanted for my home collection as it's one of my favorite books. The man at the front who I think is the owner was very nice and asked me if he could help me find anything. This is worth a stop if you are in Charlottetown. You are sure to find some treasures.

Bookmark is a regular stop on my family's trips to PEI. While not as large as Chapters, it has a…read moregreat selection of off-the-beaten-track novels and other books. Plus it's great to support a small business. Bookmark also has a location in Halifax. This store is long and narrow with one side stocked with books and the other with art supplies. That's something else that makes it unique; get your art and books on art in the same location! Even though the only "artsy-craftsy" thing I do is knit, it is always a pleasure to check out the sketchpads, pens and other supplies. They also have stationery. I always find something to buy in this store simply because it seems to have different titles than the big-box stores. Also, because it's on the Island, it has books by their local authors you simply won't find anywhere else. I do wish it was a bit bigger with a leeetle more selection, but that would defeat the purpose, wouldn't it?

Bookmark is a Charlottetown landmark that is a model for independent bookstore everywhere. I was…read morepleased to see this business had survived, after a few years away: it deserves to. Operating since 1972, Bookmark has a good selection of books and magazines, as well as art supplies. The store also has a strong collection of local publications. The store is part of the Confederation Court Mall complex, but it also has street access.

It was so much fun to visit Mabel Murple's! I remember reading Sheree Fitch's "Toes in My Nose" as…read morea kid and can still quote the first couple of lines of "Mabel Murple" after all these years. When you first arrive, you're immediately greeted by bursts of bright colours all over the the buildings, especially bursts of purple! You can peek into Mabel's house, check out the chickens, horses or Willow the donkey, sit under the old apple tree or visit the book shop with its glittery floor! The shop offers a big selection of children's books, but has a selection of books for adults too. This whimsical place will remind you of fantasies you had as a kid and encourage you to dream up new ones! Don't miss it!

I never expected to come across such a good independent bookstore as The Turret Bell in St. Peter's…read moreBay. Though a regional hub, St. Peter's is a very small community. It's to the credit of the operators that they've kept their store thriving since it was launched it 2007. Located in a handsome cluster of wooden buildings that house other businesses of local and tourist interest--craft stores, a nice ice cream shop, and so on--The Turret Bell stands out. It has an excellent selection of books, a mixture of used books and new books, the new book collection having a very strong mixture of Island-related books both fiction and non-fiction. The Keurig coffee machine and WiFi are also nice, too.

From the owner: Specializing in Prince Edward Island Books and Music. Our retail location also carries a selection…read moreof used books, bestsellers, fresh coffee, and PEI items.

This isn't about THIS store. I'm sure everyone there is friendly and helpful…read more This is about ordering online. I went on the Black Friday sale and selected a board game to be delivered to a store. As it was a gift, I didn't want the recipient to accidentally open it when it arrived at my house. After hearing nothing on the supposed day of delivery, I called the store. They said it was in transit and would arrive in a couple days. I can only guess this was wishful thinking. 8 days later, I called online customer service. I waited on hold for 40 minutes. This is where the total gong-show begins: It was never even shipped. Supposedly, it's "in stock" online, but they just can't ship it. "Why?" you may ask. Well I suppose that's just one of the many mysteries of life. The cynic in me thinks they boosted their Black Friday sale with things they don't actually have. Which is illegal, by the way. It's against the Consumer Protection Act to have false sales. I tried navigating their website's "Chat With Us" feature to get some help. It's automated and entirely broken. It asks for your order number and your postal code and then just...quits. At least I know Indigo's AI will never contribute to the Skynet future from the Terminator movies. This thing is dumber than rope. It does literally nothing but waste your time. Which I'm realizing is probably the point. As to my experience on the phone with a real human after all that holding time: The CSR online assured me the issue would escalated. She said I would get an email in 2 hours confirming this was being dealt with. 48 hours after that, I still hadn't been contacted. I called back. I waited on hold for an hour and then they closed and I was disconnected. So, I woke up early and called them as soon as they opened on their time. 6 am my time. 20 min of hold. Then I was told that the issue was escalated, but that escalating it means I'll be contacted in 7 to 10 business days!!! Will they ship the thing they supposedly have? God only knows. Will it go out of stock while I wait? Probably. They are still selling it on their online store despite being unable to actually send it to one of their stores. This isn't a new product that is hard to get. It's been around for years. Will I get it before Christmas? Lol. Unlikely. I think what IS likely is that they'll try and refund me and they won't honour their sale. Just a giant waste of my time and energy. It's back up to $70 and I supposedly got 30% off. I can't stress enough that this isn't the fault of the people at this store. This is on Indigo's terrible online portal, pathetic customer service, and seemingly fraudulent business practices.

In HRM we only have Chapters (which owns Indigo ... or is it the other way around?); the only…read more"Indigo" is a little "Indigo Spirit" in Bedford which is basically a baby Chapters with very little selection. So coming to Indigo in Charlottetown is always a treat. Much like Chapters, you are confronted with a plethora of gift products upon entering. However, they still have plenty of books and I enjoyed browsing the fiction and cookbooks. The layout is similar to but better than Chapters; I actually found the sections I was looking for. There were staff on the floor to help customers and the store itself was neat, tidy and inviting. The gift section is also in proportion to the rest of the store; ie, it doesn't take up half of the floor space. A great medium-sized bookstore.