Are you purchasing this item for a small child? If so, it might be best to search the websites for toys. The category would be archery.
If you are purchasing this item for a teen then an athletic store would be the better choice. These bows are good quality and will promote good hunting skills.
If it is for a child, a few minutes with a knife and a springy branch of a tree might be your better choice. A child is more interested in the fantasy than in archery competition and a home made bow and arrow set might be just the ticket. Bend the branch into a bow, attach a stout string, and give your young Robin Hood some rubber tipped darts. An old purse from the thrift store is an excellent "quiver" and he's off to conquer Sherwood Forest.
No i am a kid who does archery and just get him a real bow. if he wants to do archery get him a better one if not there are places where you can get a real one super cheap and quiver just buy one you can buy cheap ones i have a side and back quiver and they were cheap but i need to add more holes in my back quiver