July 2023 by James Drew
If you love books, go here.
September 2022 by Silver Cummings
The best charity shop in Stafford for books.There was three walls from the floor to just over your head filled will books. I?ve not gone in here once and left empty handed. Paperbacks are £2, hardcovers are a little more.
August 2022 by Valerie Smith
Excelent always manage to get some lovely cloths. The lady that served me was made the whole experience. She was lovely.
August 2022 by Robin Cummings
The best charity shop in Stafford for books.There was three walls from the floor to just over your head filled will books. I?ve not gone in here once and left empty handed. Paperbacks are £2, hardcovers are a little more.
January 2022 by Harrison Peach
Great for buying GCSE and A-Level Books. They?re cheap but in good condition thanks ??
January 2022 by Harrison Videos Z
Great for buying GCSE and A-Level Books. They?re cheap but in good condition thanks ??
October 2021 by Ancuta Bosioc
I like the shop but there is a guy that works there which very rude.
September 2021 by Yelyah P
Hidden treasure! I adore this Oxfam, they arrange the books in alphabetical order and genre, hooray!. Staff, especially the lady I her beautiful Sari?s are lovely. Gorgeous ethical gifts, books until your hearts content and great customer service.
September 2021 by Kimberley Bailey
What an awesome little shop. Have some absolutely beautiful quirky little finds. Nicely laid out and very thoughtfully done.
September 2020 by D E Carr
One of my favorite places to visit. A wonderful selection of books to cater for all tastes. The 'classics' section is very impressive. A good selection of children's books and DVDs, a very nice range of fiction books, clothing, and bric-a-brac. Very friendly staff who are always helpful.
September 2020 by Dennis Swift
Nice little shop could due with some fresh books
January 2018 by Skye Lana Elizabeth Cook (TheRainbowSkye)
Friendly Staff, Nice Little Store.
September 2017 by Skye Lana Elizabeth Cook
Friendly Staff, Nice Little Store.
