Open: Tuesday - Saturday 10.00 - 1.00 & 2.15 - 5.00 General…read moresecondhand stock of about 65,000 titles. I have been visiting this bookshop since I was at school; it has provided me with a large variety of books throughout my Universtiy times too. Books are inexpensive, and you can take along any unwanted books too. I once had a school trip to the book shop, where we walked across the villiage green peering into Penn Pond too! I love the way that such an old building can house so many titles/authors all under one roof! It's brilliant if you want something specific, or just fancy a browse. The staff are very friendly, and seem to know where every thing is in the shop. That's a memory for you! Good for old travel guides and old style maps too.

Delightful secondhand bookshop, absolutely crammed to the rafters with books. It is situated in a…read morelarge house in the village of Penn, and has been in business for many years. Just a great place to have a good browse. Your sure to find a book or several to purchase. There is parking along the lane for several cars. You can also take your used books in, and although they won't necessarily take them all, any books they are interested in they will pay you a small amount for them.

This is a lare store with a wide range of goods, spread over two floors. Probably the best place to…read morego for the more unusual magazines, as they seem to cover virtually everything. There are often some good offers on stationary and books, but it is not always the cheapest in town. Upstairs there is a variety of games and childrens books, also offers a good range of stationary items, including stamp, coins, and postcard albums.

I find this shop to be quite expensive really when it comes to books and stationary. I tend to go…read moreelsewhere for these things. On a plus though this shop is excellent if buying newspapers, magazines and journals as they stock the biggest range that I have seen in the town. They sometimes have some really good offers too so I always take a look anyway.

I like Waterstones because it's a nice shop and organised well with all the books in different…read morecatagories. However it is, in my opinion, too expensive. I rarely buy anything there but I managed to get Lord Sugar's autobiography half price last time I went which was a rare bargain! The staff are helpful and know their stuff but I always seem to go in there to choose books and then go home and buy them for half the price from Amazon!

The Works is a shop that sells mainly books, but also other bits such as stationery and gifts. The…read moreHigh Wycombe branch is located in the Chilterns Shopping Centre. It's a biggish shop with two floors and it's quite cluttered and packed with things. As a book lover I find this shop great as they sell heavily discounted books-sometimes ones that are fairly new releases too. For instance last time I went I bought the Hunger Games trilogy for less than a fiver. They have a wide range of stock, and apart from the cluttered/messy aspect, this is a great shop.

Just Wright Fabrics is fantastic!! It has an extensive range of fabrics in all sorts of colours and…read moretextures, there is sure to be something for everyone. I got all my net curtains from Just Wright and picked a fantastic black textured satin material and had some curtains made, they look fantastic!! Staff are very friendly and extremely helpful.