This is a wonderful, chiefly Christian, bookshop. It is run by volunteers and sells a large array…read moreof religious books, although other books, particularly on the area, are also on show. The staff (volunteers) are really friendly and it is often a great place to go and browse. They have a well stocked children's section of books, particularly useful for introducing children in a more friendly and easy to understand way into the role of God. The cafe next to the bookshop is wonderful - run by volunteers and by far the cheapest place to get a decent cup of tea and a rather tasty home made goodie!

Unfortunately, since the post office closed on South Street and re-shifted to WHSmiths, the store…read morewhich had gone from being a convenient place to buy stationary, has now gone to an overcrowded store that is stuffy and hard to find what you want. Luckily, the staff are all friendly, which is a necessary thing when every time you go in you have to ask for where they have moved the nearest item you want. The post office queue is often near the door, which makes manoeuvring certainly something of an issue.

This shop is mainly used by students, and in fact the selection can be a little depressing,…read moreconsidering that it consists nearly entirely of text books But for students, there is the option to buy used books, and a very good reward card scheme. Also, the store can typically order any other book that students may want to read, fiction or non-fiction.

A fantastic bookshop for course texts that has lists of all the modules so books can be bought all…read morein one go. Also offers discount for university staff discount that I have found very useful when teaching modules!

Ahhhh LOVED this bookstore. As an avid reader, I was drawn to literature like any woman who lives…read morein Booktok would be. The store is cute, cramped and smells like old books. It was perfect. I even overheard a women say the first edition Hobbit was £925!!! We weren't greeted, but who is when you walk into a quiet, moody bookshop. I for one, don't want anyone talking to me when I am browsing. The books were an array of prices- ranging from high to low.

I completely forgot to review this place! It's one of the nicest used books store I've seen in my…read morelife. Edinburgh is filled with all these lovely stores and shops I just can't. This little book store is what I imagine other used bookstores wish they could be. I don't even want to buy a book there because then it would disturb the order of things. It's small but perfect for a bookworm to read a book in the corner and enjoy being surrounded by books.

Kesley's is a wonderful little gem, which is very lucky not to have any competition nearby from the…read morelikes of Waterstones and WHSmith. And the Tesco in Haddington doesn't sell books and stationery, so Kesley's is the place to come if you are looking for that sort of stuff. The shop is divided up by the counter, and on the left side there is fiction books, and a selection of gifts and stationery, while on the right lies the non fiction section. The books that they sell are very good and the last time I was here I managed to get my hands on a limited edition copy of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - and at a price that was much cheaper than what you would pay in Waterstones. The staff here are very nice and take the time to chat to you about which books you are picking. And they are ever so helpful too. I enquired about a paperback edition of a book once and the man went through the back and found one! There is a lovely coffee shop through the back which is worthy of its own review. I'm really glad that I have found a new favourite bookshop. Move over Waterstones, because Kesley's will be the king of bookstores soon!

A Montrose icon and locally owned business. Run by a second generation Montrose family. Great…read morevalue . Diverse products.

You would be surprised how many great books you can find here. I honestly didn't know it was two…read morestories until I had read the first review. However I completely agree with the last review, it doesn't mention that the store has become a bit more of a news agent in its main floor. It adapted so it it could sell the likes of small village shops stock which is possibly one of the main contributing factors to its long life in Montrose. It would be a real shame to see a local book store close, especially when it's only competition is a poorly laid out, over priced WHS. Definitely support this local shop.

The BEST range of greeting cards in town! (And beyond!) a great and tasteful selection of cards,…read morepuzzles and books, a lovely children and baby section, stuffed animals, and home items. The other side of the store has a great collection of painting and art items, as well as quaint postcards. Worth a stop whenever you are in town!