Walking up the hill through Ambleside, you’ll see the sign you’ve been looking for, Fred’s Bookshop, at the top of the high street. Fred’s covers the whole range; from BookTok influenced trends to the ambitious and erudite looking Fitzcarraldo Editions, I think you’re very likely to find something you like and perhaps even something […]
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You can tell from the moment you see Commonwealth Books that it has character: situated next to Boston’s oldest street and opening its doors in 1995, being a second hand bookshop adds to the historic feel. On walking inside you instantly get a sense of relaxation, with the backdrop of jazz. As with all second
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High Peak Bookstore & Cafe has a good feeling as soon as you arrive; the sound of birds flitting in and out of bird boxes, and a heart warming sign on the door “Welcome to our lovely bookshop and cafe; A place for everyone”. You enter into the wildlife and nature section with lots
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For our first Books and Brews review it is local favourite, House of Books & Friends. If you’re in the centre of Manchester we’d highly recommend a quick parallel side-step from the pains of Market Street to the safe haven that is the House of Books & Friends. Established at the end of 2022
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