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16 years ago
Recently renovated and much more spacious, this is definitely at the budget end of the scale, with lots of very very cheap books. read more
Publishers Book Clearance - Bookstores Near Me - Hull, KHL
Unit 56
The Prospect Shopping Centre
Hull HU2 8PS
United Kingdom
01482 215129
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The best book store in Hull 5star service and prompt deliveryread more
Small and overpriced bookshop, suffering from the competition from the much bigger Waterstone's…read morejust down the road. Very good if you're a student or in academia, but not recommended for the general public.
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Best place in Hull to pick up magazines, and you can often pick up a good book bargain or two…read more Also contains the main city centre Post Office.
This has now grown in size due to the adding of a post office which for those not wanting to go far…read morefrom town centre is great.They now even sell mobile phones along with the usual papers,magazines,sweets,drinks etc.Also you can now buy your music,dvd & video games here often at a cheaper price as they are often having really good deals/sales They also have all the latest best selling books & you know if you can't get it anywhere else wh smiths will have it for sure. This branch of wh smiths can be found inside the prospect centre roughly in the middle Cards for birthdays etc can also be bought here along with diaries,note books etc all at good low prices
As its name suggests, this shop specialises in selling cut-price new books and you can pick up some…read morereal bargains here just so long as you are not looking for the latest releases. There is a nice range of childrens' books and an excellent range of cookery books, often in hardback. There is also a modest paperback and hardback fiction range as well as biography and history. Upstairs is a smaller room with various non-fiction titles and a small selection of poetry books. This is definitely a shop for browsing. It's unlikely to have exactly what you are looking for (although I have been pleasantly surprise on occasions) but I defy you not to find something here worth having. It's open on Sundays and deservedly busy.
Hubby loves this shop and if not careful will spend a fortune. It always has some good bargains and…read moreall books are new and in excellent condition. The shop is a little small and can be cramped at times. This shop is in the centre of the shopping in Beverley and the area is bustling on Saturdays.
It is a very nice book shop, with a very good cause. Their aggressive marketing was a bit unfair in…read moremy opinion, they placed themselves opposite the local independant book shop, that had been there for years, and because all the books they sell are donated to them for free, they were much more successful. In the end the local book shop was put out of business. Other than that, their books are good quality and friendly staff
Budget bookshop, full of great deals and with a wide range of books…read more My kids love it as there are so many within the range of pocket money.
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I was so excited when it was originally announced that this shop was coming to Grimsby because our…read morehouse loves books. In general I am still pretty grateful for them coming but there are a few bugbears to contend with. The store is fairly large - but not as large as some others in the chain in other towns and cities. What space they have doesn't seem to have been put to good use. There are high book cases all round the perimeter of the shop as expected but the floor space within is taken up by a hotch potch of displays, low book cases, tall book cases, tables, all sorts of random displays - it looks messy. It's also very difficult to find things and when its busy it's a nightmare to get around and view things. It's a shame because they do have some fantastic books and generally speaking the prices are lower than most of the competitors but sometimes it's just a pain to try to find what you might want. The staff are pretty good, usually knowing the subject quite well and are helpful.
This is a decent W H Smiths spread over 2 floors. Books, magazines, stationary and cards on the…read moreground floor and DvD's and CD's upstairs. The shop is quite narrow but long which does create bottlenecks near the doors at times. Other wise it is a very well laid out store. They have a book ordering service if they do not have in what you require. They can also order magazines that they do not stock. The staff are generally friendly and cheerful and upstairs in the media section are very knowledgable and helpful.
This is a very small infact tiny branch of WH Smiths. Stocking a wide choice of newspapers and…read moremagazines but a limited selection of stationery and books as is really small. It does get very busy and is a nightmare to get in and around as the checkouts are right at the front of the store ifront of the magazines which then meaning between the queues and people browsing you cannot get in the shop. You can usually find what magazines you want, but to be sure you get a copy to can order each issue which is then reserved for you.
I do like the Works for cheap hardback or paperback books. As with other Works branches this one…read morehas the normal sections, History, Hobbies, Arts & Crafts, stationary, etc. It also stocks diaries, quirky gifts and has a good childrens section. Give it a whirl for some cheap reading matter or stockig fillers this Christmas.
a good place to visit for books/craft and even small toys a real bargin shop,has lots of the latest…read morereleases, when we go in as a family all three of tend to seperate and go to our sections,so it caters for all the family,staff are helpful and polite,they always have changing stock ,a good place to go and have a browse but beware you will rarely leave empty handed
A free art gallery with a great cafe with terrace. As a…read moreteenager my cousin and I would try and stnd on our heads to look at the portrait of The Martydom of St Sebastian. Ok we were weird we wanted to see if he was good looking right way up and he wasn't really :)) A lovely place to spend an hour or so. We used to go here, and other free museums in Hull, at lunchtime, when I was at Art College. From Fran Hal and Elwell to David Hockney and John Davies. My Favourites (other than ST S) are a woman playing cards by Frampton and The Lettermen by Peter Black (Pop Art). There is also a great portrait of Hulls first lady Maureen Lipman. Small shop for prints and postcards.
Fabulous art gallery in the city centre. If you have…read morechildren, the Children's Gallery is a wonderful little area upstairs that will keep them amused, and teach them a little about art in the process.