An independent business selling music, dvds, video games, magazines, books and some other bits and…read morebobs. They promote music by playing different albums in store, displaying 'what's playing' at the till point. It's similar to HMV in what it sells, but on a smaller scale. Good place to buy or browse with friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Having nearly finished my current travel book, I was drawn in to this place and its fading sign…read more It felt like stepping back 30 years, to when bookstores were acts of love instead of design. The shelves are teeming with second-hand books, surrounded by piles yet to be organized. The books are often 1-2 quid a piece, and the owner is a joy to talk to about the books he has, the books he's read, and the books you are reading. If you want a prominent shelf of the latest best-sellers, this is not the shop for you. If you want to wander slowly, letting your eyes explore, looking for lost treasure, then come here.

Love this little shop. It's tiny with books stacked up high, making it feel like a bit of a…read moretreasure trove. They man that runs it is very nice and helpful too. They opened at midnight for the release of Harry Potter and the deathly hallows, which is where I got my copy from. It was a nice atmosphere and it felt good to support a small independent business rather than order off amazon. If you're ever in this neck of the woods then have a look.

They offer a good selection of local books and information, non-fiction and have a variety of…read morechildrens and teenage fiction. Their fiction section is rather small but make the best of limited space. On my last visit they had a nice stand of penguin classics also. They also sell stationary, bookmarks and accessories.

this is a cool shop full of wee cool items like toys and gifts they also like a normal newsagent…read moresell lots of magazines, birthday cards and ciggys stamps ect but the back bits all full of stuff made in caithness and other gift ideas i really like it but it is slightly over priced i mean come on £8 for a wee glass necklace coz it was made in caithness? get over it :| the staff are usually friendly but mostly about 16 years old and a bit daft but theres a few older people who have been there longer and know what there talking about

this is the largest book/paper shop in Wick,next door to woolworths in the market square, they sell…read moresuch wonderfull cards and nick nacks, there is also a nice range of teddies and collectables, jewellery and ornaments, it is the best place to go when you want a book that is hard to find

great little shop full of everything you need. including newspapers and magazines.. they do a…read moreselection of everyday food stuffs, jam sugar tea etc. also a nice arrange of greetings cards and calanders