Good traditional bookshop (it's even been in the Independent)! The staff are all very friendly, and…read morethe selection of books is good, if not extensive. In particular they have rather a lot of books on the local area (helpful for tourists, fascinating for locals). Like most non-chain booksellers the place is small, but what it lacks in size it truly makes up in character!

COVER TO COVER A wonderful bookshop. The staff couldn't be more helpful and obliging, nothing is…read moretoo much bother. The shop also has children's toys and various interesting items for children. There are beautiful pieces of jewellery and unusual gifts, all packed into a small space. Well worth a good long look.

Cofion Books is an amazing secondhand bookshop tucked away down a cobbled side street in Tenby west…read moreWales.Although it is a tiny shop there are thousands of secondhand books in stock,including sport,transport,military,fiction and children's.. many of which are out-of-print and cannot be found elsewhere.Cofion also has an extensive collection of postcards for sale ranging from Edwardian up to modern day. The shop is great for browsing around and an ideal spot for serious book/postcard collectors.Cofions owner is very knowledgeable about his stock and will gladly help you find what you need amongst the piles of books!!

What a gem. On a high street of hit-or-miss stores and a lot of charity shops, it was wonderful to…read morefind Browsers. Their recent nomination in the Welsh Independent Retail Awards is well deserved and I hope they win. Be sure to stop in for a book or a map (great selection of regional maps) when you're in Porthmadog.

Top place. I love Browsers! They have a great range of books and are always willing to help you…read morefind what you are looking for. Even if you want a book about. and don't have a title or author they will search the computers for something suitable, order it in for you and phone to let you know it has arrived. The art department at th back is similarly helpful, with a huge range of paints, paper, card making, face painting and other art supplies. They have a loyalty card, where you get a stamp every time you spend £10, and once you ahve 6 stamps you get £5 (or possibly £10 I don't remember) off your next purchase.

A small wonderful gem in a charming town , owned by very knowledgeable friendly welcoming folks!!…read moreI was surprised by my sweetheart to go and get a book he had found online and decided we should fly there to pick it up!!! Lol!! A wonderful place to visit and enjoy the wonder of old books!!!

This has to be the best branch of W H Smith! It's so attractive with lots of polished dark wood and…read moreeverything is laid out so imaginatively; the lighting is pleasant too. It's stocked with all that you'd expect to find in 'Smiths' from stationery and books to magazines. The staff also seemed very helpful when I called there two weeks ago.

Nickleby's Bookshop is part of a dying breed. I'm not talking about shops that close for lunch,…read moresomething wonderfully quaint unless you want to buy something on your lunch break. Nor am I talking about shops in the Poundfield Shopping District, I couldn't believe the number of business that have closed in the year or so since I moved away. I am talking about independent book sellers. Once the staple of every town, they are now disappearing thanks to the rise of Amazon and the supermarkets undercutting them. But the supermarkets don't have anywhere near the range of a little shop like Nickleby's, nor the knowledgeable staff, while shopping on Amazon simply doesn't offer the same experience, the personal touch that you get at a shop like Nickleby's. Rant over, Nickleby's has a good selection of material for young adults and children as well as separate section for the classics, which I always appreciate in a bookshop. The prices are reasonable and the lady behind the counter takes orders, so if they don't have it they can get it for you. So ignore Tesco's, bypass Amazon and support your local bookshop!

Well the shop is fab, I have loved buying books there of the author Karl-James Langford. Will be…read morevisiting there soon for his latest book. Ghosts of Glamorgan is calling me.

Great branch of this shop - full of bargain books and lovely stationery, toys, artists materials,…read moreCDs and DVDs. You'll often find things which you can't get elsewhere and usually cheaper too.

I have to agree with Jane Elizabeth. This shop has a surprising amount of unusual bargains - art…read morecanvases are very cheap here. They often have Penguin Classics on offer for very cheap - a pound each! Gets a bit messy and busy though. Good location.