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This is another remnant bookshop on the main drag. Here they stock quite a wide range of publishers' overuns from contemporary fiction to classics, the usual glossy cookbooks and also some interesting non-fiction stuff.
You never know what they are going to have and so no visit to Minehead is complete without dropping in to see.
Written May 16, 2012
Address: 1 The Avenue
With its trestle tables I think this may have been just a temporary set up for the season job but it sure came in useful. I like to mix my rerading with escapism and heavy duty stuff and here the "Book Sale" ideally suited the former.
Can't remember what I picked up but the three books I bought lasted me a goodly amount of my summer evenings whilst I was working the season at Lynmouth - bearing in mind I only read when not in the pub or writing things up here.
What to buy: Thrillers!
What to pay: About a quid each.
Written May 14, 2012
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