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“Firewheel Barnes & Noble is much larger than some others with seating that I truly appreciate. My teenage granddaughter could browse for quite a while (without me rushing her) and I have a little spot or 2 to rest my old lady bones. Other B&N don't have any chairs (Creekwalk @ Collin Creek & Stonebriar). It's disappointing and sometimes I have to sit in the tiny child seats in their little kids alcove. Getting up again is a challenge. You'd all do much better from my wallet to have seats.”
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“Always fun to spend a lot of time in Half Price Books! This store gets 5 stars for organization and friendly employees. Beware of some of the prices. You can find lower prices on some of the books at ThriftBooks website.”
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“Love this store. The owners are very friendly and will go above and beyond to help you. Very sweet people. Thank you. It’s such a delight when you find real people who are genuine and provide real customer service. ?”
9:30AM - 6:30PM
6905 Coit Rd #100b, Plano
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“Their determination of the issue and recommended repair of my voilin was spot on and cost conscious. The repair was fast, yet professional and inconspicuous. I'd highly recommend then for wooden stringed instrument repair.”
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“One of my favorite places to shop at, especially given its location within Mitsuwa. They have manga, books, fountain pens, stationary, stuffies, models, and a whole treasure trove of other goodies for people to discover!”
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“Nadine is there to help musicians. The local music teacher's association appreciates the stores willingness to work with the association and its music needs.”
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“Spectacular...again. The Gift of Christmas show is one to attend this season. If you came last year or in the past come again as they have done a major production make over for the good. Act I is the secular portions with new outstanding singing, choreography, costumes, props etc. The church choir is in the background for Act I and into Act II. Lots of use of lights, lasers, and fireworks. It is quite the show. There must be over 1,000 in cast and many more in the crew and volunteers helping parties get to their seats. Act II celebrates the birth of Jesus with a number of traditional hymns and images/video. There is a special show scheduled for those with special needs or visual concerns. Contact church for details. A few points to reduce hassle arriving etc. I recommend enter from north off of Plano Parkway. See photo. Most try to enter via Park Blvd and hit backup delay getting into parking lot. Plenty of parking on north side of church. Try to get 3d floor seats as much better view of production. Audio is plenty loud (I wore ear plugs to cut down noise). If you get 3d or 2d floor seats consider skipping elevators as the lines are long just before show. This is a two hr show with no intermission so hit the restroom before or take a break between Acts I & II (they are showing a video which one can skip).”
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“The best, I had to extend because of class cancelation and they worked with me, easy to return with shipping label, this is who you want, when you need that book!”
7:45AM - 5PM
2800 E Spring Creek Pkwy Classroom, Plano
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“Don’t really understand why Collin College gets bad reputation, but here is my opinion. Collin College has great classes and professors. It’s a great school to complete the core curriculum before transferring to a university or learn new work skills. This is a truly diverse college unlike the mainstream meaning of diversity which is superficial. Yes, Collin College is racially diverse, but most importantly, it is ideological diverse. You will be exposed to left of center, center, and center right viewpoints. In conclusion, it is a school with great leadership and terrific educators. Most inclusive college I’ve ever been to without preaching so much about it. Actions speak louder than thoughts. Student body is focused and respectful in most classes. The library is a good place to study. Most students are focused on their studies which can be mistaken as unfriendly. I see driven students.”
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“Very nice location. Every time I go in the staff is very friendly. On the days that I browse around, the staff engage in nice conversations about what you're reading and give great recommendations. On the days I do more solo shopping, they're always there to offer baskets or holding my items at the front.Going here is not only experiencing a nice location, but also engaging with other book lovers too!”