An excellent, friendly and traditional second-hand bookshop, across the road from the railway…read morestation. As well as used books, they have a good selection of old prints (perfect gifts for difficult-to-buy-for people). Well worth a look if you're passing.

This is a real antiquarian bookstore in Wales. There are Welsh titles, but mostly English-language…read morebooks. Probably 100% of the items on the shelves would be "treasures" for a buyer with the right interests. When I visited, there were 3 copies (!!!) of the Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales (a treasure by any standard) on the shelves. Unfortunately for me, the items are priced according to their value: the Myvyrian Archaiology ranged from around £300 for a plain binding of the 1870 edition to around £800 for the three-volume 1801-07 edition. This is not a place to find bargains on antique books but, if you want to find a rare book, your chances of finding it here are good. On-street parking in Llandudno is a very dicey business. The traffic is surprisingly heavy, considering the town is literally on the way to nowhere.

This is a great book shop, prices are the best, my favourite being the 3 for £5 paperback offer,…read moresomething for everyones taste in fiction. They also have a good selection of history, (planes, trains, cars etc) cooking, crafts, dvds,well the list just goes on. I definitely recommend anyone to go browse in store, very relaxed and no one 'pesters' you.

This has to be one of my favourite little shops in Llandudno, hidden away as it is at the bottom of…read moretown. I am a bit of a paperback thriller addict and have regularly taken advantage of the 3 for a fiver selection. Always lots of top authors - Tom Clancy, John Connolly, Mark Billingham etc etc - at the cheapest prices I've seen. The only problem is that I've now just about bought and read everything they've got to offer!

I buy quite a lot of books but rarely from the Pier Bookshop. There are several reasons for this,…read moreperhaps the most obvious being that the shop is only open for half the year. It's also a bit out of the way compared to other bookshops in town and because of this it's easy to forget it's even there. If you do manage to remember to go there then you might find a bargain or two but often they have the same books you'll find for the same price in Bookwise or Publishers Book Clearance. Finally you'll often find the books are a bit weathered, clearly the sea breezes and salty atmosphere have an effect on paper. It's still worth the odd browse though.

More to this shop than meets the eye. Staff are friendly and obliging and nothing is too much…read moretrouble. There are some good bargains to be had with the shop locally scheme and the owner promotes some of his own special offers. Whether its booze, papers,groceries or sweets this is the place to shop.