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Aardvark Books Ltd
Oxford
Barn Brampton Bryan
BUCKNELL Shropshire SY7 0DH
tel:
01547 530888 e-mail
map
Open: Monday - Friday 9.00 - 5.00.
20,000 titles covering all subjects.
Books are a mixture of secondhand, new, remainders and a small section of rare
and antiquarian. Particularly strong for art and related areas. Interested in
purchasing libraries. M
& M Baldwin
24 High Street
CLEOBRY MORTIMER Shropshire
DY14 8BY
Tel: 01299 270110 map
Barn Books
Pear Tree Farm Norbury
WHITCHURCH Shropshire SY13 4HZ
tel:
01948 663742 fax: 01948 663742 e-mail
website map
Open:
7 days, including bank holidays 10.00 - 5.00. With three rooms of books - local
history, gardening, countryside interest are the main topics - with books on many
other subjects as well. The Bookshop is situated in a Barn in the Countryside
with ample parking space.It is on the Cheshire/Shropshire Border with a Shropshire
address but is just in Cheshire. The
Book Passage
57a High Street
BRIDGENORTH Shropshire WV16
4DX
tel: 01746 768767 map Bookworld
(John H Cranwell)
32
Beatrice Street
OSWESTRY Shropshire SY11 1QG
tel: 01691 657112
fax: 01691 657112 e-mail
website map
Open:
Monday - Saturday 9.00 - 5.00.
General, especially Shropshire local interest;
price range £1 to £2,000. Candle
Lane Books
28 Princess Street
SHREWSBURY
Shropshire SY1 1LW
tel: 01743 365301 map Church
Stretton Books
Victoria House 48 High Street
CHURCH STRETTON
Shropshire SY6 6BX
tel: 01694 724337 map Garrard
Antiques
139a Corve Street
LUDLOW Shropshire SY8 2PG
tel: 01584 876727 map
Open: Monday - Saturday 10.00 - 5.00 (closed for lunch).
Antiques shop with
a floor of general secondhand books. Little
Red Car Collectors Shop
132 Corve Street,
LUDLOW Shropshire
SY8 2PG
tel: 07887 945921
Apparently has books but I don't
as yet have any details. - TBG.
Just to say "Yes"
they do have books, mainly paperbacks. I found a couple I was after, one being
the book the owner was actually reading - and only half way through - but he sold
it to me just the same. Very friendly and intimate (sounds better than saying
small). Tim Kitchen. Neil
McKeown
Oswestry Indoor Market Bailey Head
OSWESTRY Shropshire
tel:
01938 500844 e-mail
map
Open:
Wednesdays and Saturdays 9.00 - 4.00.
You will find us upstairs, near the cafe.
Good quality secondhand general stock. Books bought - good prices paid; will collect. Much
More Books Ltd
6 High St
MUCH WENLOCK Shropshire
TF13 6AA
tel: 01952 727992 e-mail
website map
Open:
Monday - Saturday 9.30 - 5.00, Sundays (Easter - Christmas) 1.00 - 5.00.
Our
family run shop is a treasure trove of utter delight for all book lovers. We have
over 50,000 secondhand books in stock covering all genres. Free booksearch available.
Come and have a look, browsers welcome.
Newport
Book Shop
16 Upper Bar
NEWPORT Shropshire
TF10 7EJ
tel: 01952 813900 e-mail
map
Open: Thursday - Sunday 11.00 - 5.30.
Secondhand and antiquarian books, maps
and prints. Books Purchased. Bookbinding and book finding service. Oxfam
Bookshop
10 Dogpole
SHREWSBURY Shropshire SY1 1EN
tel: 01743 363380 map Roundwood
Books
24 Claremont Hill
SHREWSBURY Shropshire SY1 1RD
tel: 01743 244833 map Wenlock
Books
12 High Street
MUCH WENLOCK Shropshire
TF13 6AA
tel: 01952 727877 map
Open: Open: Monday - Saturday 9.00 - 5.30, Sundays (Easter - Christmas)
11.00 - 5.00.
A new bookshop with a wide range of secondhand books on
the first floor. UK Independent Bookseller of the Year 2006. Browsers very welcome:
if we're not too busy we'll even serve you tea and cake!
Recieved
14 separate nominations in 2005 for inclusion in the Guardian's Shoptalk
database of "the UK's finest independent bookshops." TBG.
Yarborough House
The
Square
BISHOP'S CASTLE Shropshire SY9 5BN
tel:
01588 638318 map
Open:Tuesday
& Thursday - Sunday 10.00 - 5.30.
We have a large selection of secondhand
books covering all topics and we are major specialists in secondhand classical
records. Our coffee shop serves tea and coffee throughout the day, and we also
have a range of selected gifts and cards.
Well-stocked,
pleasant, with refreshments and located in one of Shropshire's more interesting
little towns. - Paul Lister.
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