This is a great bookstore. Although it is quite a bit smaller than most stores it still has a nice…read moreselection. They have many books and a great range of magazines. The store is always clean and tidy. There are often long queues as there is only one check out at the frontof the store. Howevevr if you pop to the back of the store you can pay there also.

This is a little whsmith they sell a few books, dvds, cds stationery, as well as magazines and…read morenewspapers. There is always a queue though and some staff are unsure of whether they have an item or not

I don't like WHSmith too much. It never seems to have what I'm looking for. Its good for a browse,…read morebut usually I can get the same item cheaper off the web and delivered direct to my door. The alternative is to try and wade through the shelves, and then stand in the queues.

This branch of W H Smiths is pretty small and therefore has a rather limited range of stock making…read moreit not quite as handy as it may seem. The shop is poorly laid out making it very crampt and difficult to get round when it is busy. Staff seem quite uniterested at times and there is nearly always a long queue which ends up blocking some of the shelves which makes the lack of space issue even worse. This is the only stationers in the Serpentine Green Centre (apart from the small section in Tesco) so it is bound to get very busy at weekends and especially around Christmas. There is lots of free parking outside the shopping centre and it is out of the city centre making it more convenient for a quick trip to get printer paper of something simple that you can guarantee they have.

The WH Smiths in Milton Keynes is quite big and stocks your usual books, magazines, papers,…read morestationary and music. They are also very helpful and will order in any books which you want which is great. With the Woolworths closing down this is the place for stationary in Milton Keynes and they often have offers on, especially around the beginning of school terms. I do find WH Smiths more expensive than other places, such as supermarkets and the gone Woolworths, but everything is of an excellent quality, so there is no false economy there. They do sometimes have books signings, but not that often. All the staff are nice and helpful, plus they stock chocolates bonus!

I have always loved W H Smiths since I was little, always wanting to but my school stationary from…read morethere. I am pretty much the same now as well though but now its diaries, organisers and general note books to write things down in. This store is on two floors downstairs you have books, from biographies, baby books, educational, fiction and magazines; you can also buy sweets and drinks from here. Upstairs which is my favourite part of the store to visit you can find all the stationary you could possibly need, notebooks, diaries and anything you could need to keep yourself organised. They also sell music CD's, blank CD's, arts and craft activities ect This store is nice and spacious, it is my favourite store to visit and the staff are really very nice.

WH Smith used to be a one-stop shop for all your music, book, magazines, stationary and just about…read moreeverything else but these days it's fallen foul in just about every department thanks to the internet boom. The Music range is limited, the dvd prices are far higher than Amazon, Play.com, etc and for books your better off going to a Waterstones or a Charity Shop! If you need a biro though, then this is the place to be!

This is a great store for books and magazines. There is always plenty of variety and they will…read morealways order books that they don't have if they can. There is also a downstairs that sells computer games, stationery etc. These are all reasonable prices, and there is usually some sort of deal on the books

I think eathmother's review says it all. I like WH Smith and you will find all the departments here…read more- just very small. I went in yesterday and bught some stationery items. However, the website has 20% off and free delivery so for my Xmas pressies it's on-line for me.

A small branch of WHSmiths sometimes overshadowed by the other more specialised stores in…read moreHarborough. They carry the usual papers and magazines, stationery, cards and wrap, books, seasonal lines and some CDs and games. They can also offer an ordering service if they don't have a title in stock, however it is often cheaper to buy from their website and get it delivered free to the store. The staff are generally friendly and helpful. The store itself can be a bit 'busy' with various displays, and the displays themselves can sometimes be a bit jumble-sale-ish, especially in the kids books, greetings cards and comics. Access can be tight for buggies and wheelchairs.

This bookstore is joined to a dept store. It is fair in size. It has a lovely kids dept at the back…read moreof the store. They have a limited section of reference books. The prices are not very competitive and you can often find them cheaper elsewhere. The shop is nice for a wander round but I would check prices elsewhere first. The staff are pleasant and freindly.

This book store is located in an ideal location, on the high street, with plenty of parking…read moreavailable in several locations. It stocks books about anything you could desire. And it also often has good deals. I have often picked up some good bargains. It is ideal for picking out birthday presents or christmas presents, or even for anniversaries or valentines. I much prefer this to the more common borders or woolies. Very much recommended.

This is a great bookshop right in the middle of the town centre. They have a great range of both…read morefiction and nonfiction available. Its also possible to purchase childrens books and some gift items.

It's a very handy shop. Got most of the quick bits and bobs that you need…read more It sells books, arts and crafts, school supplies, ect. Only problem is is that it's a very small shop, so it can get very claustrophobic very quickly when it gets busy.

The Works is a discount book shop and has a branch in most towns…read more It sells books that are not necessarily in the book chart but the prices are good, they show the RRP on each book and then the price they sell it at to show how cheap they are. It also sells lots of art and crafts projects such as water and oil paints and lots of activity projects for children. It also sells Christmas cards and wrapping paper and other Christmas decorations. If you are looking for the latest releases though you are better going to Waterstones or W H Smiths.