Not a bad store but far too small. Its gets busy very easily and the aisles are too close to cram…read morestock in. This makes browsing very difficult (especially with young children) Also there is not enough diversity in the stock and it is hard to find rarer items (although they can be ordered) again this is due to the size of the store

Typical WH Smiths, if you are not looking for a book that is popular or in the charts you will not…read morefind it amongst their limited collection, which is now even more limited due to the Christmas biography rush. The selection of magazines is not too bad but again there is only a small selection. The layout of the store is not pushchair friendly and the number of tills cause big bottlenecks on busy days.

WH Smith is a funny kind of shop, well the Scarborough one is anyway. They sell hundreds of cards…read morebut at such high costs I don't see why people would waste their money. The DVDs and CDs which are often quite good value for money are very limited in choice, they are stuck way at the back in a tiny corner. It has a reasonable selection of books and does often have some good offers on but it is somewhat liking compared to the well known book shop a few doors up! The newspaper and magazine collection is impressive and covers all genres and mostly very well.

This is a lovely little book shop which has some absolute treasures hidden away. It has a very old…read morefashioned feel to it, a traditional book shop. Despite being quite a small shop it does have an extensive range of books covering many genres. the shop owner is always happy to order any books for you iof he can. I love just meandering around and browsing at the books, there is no push to force things on you and it's nice to feel free to browse at your leisure. It's a very good shop to take children to introduce them to the wonders of reading.