Copperfield's Books — Local services in Calistoga

I had a thoroughly disappointing experience at Copperfield's Books. The employees were not only rude but also incredibly unhelpful. When I asked for assistance in finding a book, I was met with indifference and a dismissive attitude. It's frustrating to encounter such poor customer service in a place where you expect to find knowledgeable and friendly staff.

To make matters worse, I was shocked to discover that they don't even sell the best-selling book in history—the Bible. It seems absurd for a bookstore to lack such a fundamental and widely-read piece of literature. Instead, the shelves were filled with a plethora of children's books on witchcraft and drag queens. While diversity in literature is important, the overwhelming focus on these topics felt out of place and unbalanced.

Overall, my visit to Copperfield's Books was far from what I had hoped for. With rude employees, a glaring omission of important literature, and an odd selection of children's books, I won't be returning...

It was a real treat to go into what a few years ago when it looks like a really good on Campus College bookstore. Not so much with text books and whatnot, though I'm sure one could have found those textbooks that were seminal in the History of Thought. It appeared to be a bookstore not unlike Poor Richard's in Colorado Springs in that some cutting-edge stuff which has credibility of monks the scholars as well as me uncommonly intelligent layperson. My son said down and read two chapters of a book trying to be reminded us. I perused the sale Section and I found at least five six books...

Some of the previous reviewers said that this store caters to everyone. This couldn't be farther from the truth. The agenda is unmistakable - which of course would have been fine if it were some specialized bookstore that you need to look for to satisfy your personal interests. This one is right there in a very central location, and is also meant to be child-friendly. Regardless of my or anyone else's political views, can people still have some respect for their fellow citizens who happen to think differently? Apparently not. So much...