This is a very huge shop with few stuff in basement…read more They sell a wide range of newspapers, magazines, stationery, books and entertainment products and gifts. The books are always on offer. They have even a facility of ordering for the books which are not currently available on shelf. Recently they have introduced a privilege club and offer monthly money off vouchers to its members. The lift in this store is so small that it is very difficult to accommodate a buggy. Staff is friendly and helpful.

A decent sized stationary and bookstore in the Arndale Centre. It's generally a bit untidy, and…read morethere seems to be an inordinate number of magazines available, however, if you know the book you want you can always order it in specially. Downstairs you can find the childrens' book section as well as a decent map and travel section. Overall the fiction and literature is basically non-existent except for the current best sellers. Basic stationary can also be found here

The Works is in Arndale centre, in Luton. It has got books, stationary, greeting cards, craft items…read moreand gifts I really like this shop sometimes the books are on sale. The books are normally high in price but not all the time. Sometimes they are on sale. The Works has really interesting books some that will that will keep children busy. Sometimes there are really good bargains. Recently we bought a set of three Disney photo albums for just £5, whereas it was for at least £10 elsewhere. We need to keep an eye to grab the bargains. The shop is bit narrow to move around.

The Works is the Lidl of the bookshop world. You never know what you're going to find, it's…read moregenerally reduced, and the store tends to run to a comfortable level of chaotic. I tend to stop in quite frequently just to see what their latest offers are. I've only ever bought one book, although their cookbook selection is often quite good. I generally get most of my craft supplies (work with children) here as they tend to be considerably cheaper.