Oxfam Bookshop
| 25 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh |
5 oranları
8.00/10.00 |
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+44 131 332 9632 |
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Marianna Mignani (09.11.2017 18:52)
Great little charity book shop! It was smaller than I hope it would be but the books are in good condition and have reasonable prices (the academic books a bit less)
Great little charity book shop! It was smaller than I hope it would be but the books are in good condition and have reasonable prices (the academic books a bit less)
retromaus (10.09.2017 12:51)
Good range of books but quite expensive compared to other charity bookshops in Edinburgh
Good range of books but quite expensive compared to other charity bookshops in Edinburgh
fairportsfan (25.08.2017 13:43)
Never come out without having bought a book
Never come out without having bought a book
Andrzej Piontek (01.10.2015 20:48)
One of the best charity book shops in Edinburgh. Well stocked. Nice staff.
One of the best charity book shops in Edinburgh. Well stocked. Nice staff.
Lindsay Law (12.06.2014 12:05)
Slightly smaller shop, and a less wide range than the Shelter bookshop further down Raeburn Place. It also is seems a little more expensive. I’d visit Shelter for children’s books (as Oxfam has a smaller selection), but Oxfam does have an excellent selection of art and design books, plus the usual range of fiction and non-fiction that you would expect, and some rare and collectibles. There are maps and prints as well, although these veer to the slightly expensive side for second-hand. Despite these minor criticisms, it’s still a good charity shop, and worth a visit.
Slightly smaller shop, and a less wide range than the Shelter bookshop further down Raeburn Place. It also is seems a little more expensive. I’d visit Shelter for children’s books (as Oxfam has a smaller selection), but Oxfam does have an excellent selection of art and design books, plus the usual range of fiction and non-fiction that you would expect, and some rare and collectibles. There are maps and prints as well, although these veer to the slightly expensive side for second-hand. Despite these minor criticisms, it’s still a good charity shop, and worth a visit.
