The Last Bookshop bristol

It's not often I walk into a shop and think about all the books I can buy, but here where almost everybook is £3 or sometimes less you want to just buy. They have new copy's of great classics bringing affordability to anyone wanting to read. A must stop for anyone in the area or looking for a new book.

£3 per book and a fantastic range of books. Could have spent hours and a fortune in here. Will definitely be back. Also, it's 4 books for a tenner.

Very very cute little bookshop at the middle of the busy park street. It offers a wide collection of different genres in lecture and it often has great books almost all of them for only £3! Or 2 for £5!

Pretty good range of books available including second hand ones. Staff were helpful

This is the best book shop in Bristol, I love it.

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The first time I have visited this bookshop and I was pretty impressed. All books £3 each, which means some real bargains to be found. Some titles available on a very large Internet bookshop were around 2 to 3 times the price. Only one thing dragged the score down to 4 stars and that is that there were 3 of us in our party and therefore with the current shop rule of only 6 people in the shop at one time it was difficult to shop. We had to go in 2 groups, which meant I didn't feel I had time to look around as much as I wanted since I didn't want to keep the other members of our party waiting. It was also freezing weather today so those not able to get in first were left out in the cold (literally). Not sure the shop could do anything other but given the rule is not a national one at the present, I feel the shop could have had around 50% more in at one time - it is quite big. But better safe than sorry so ignore my slight moan and pay a visit but maybe avoid a rainy or super cold day.

A huge number of modern books in an almost perfect condition, all for only £3.

Although the £3 books make the store incredibly affordable (which it is for new books), the format just doesn't seem to work. As others have mentioned, the books aren't worth the same amount, and so shouldn't be sold for the same amount. And the stock that has been chosen is clearly limited and chosen around the £3 sale budget. A tier cost system may work better.

A brilliant bookshop full of really amazing bargains. Every book is just £3.00 and what a selection they've got. I bought 2 large format art books, a faber and faber poetry book, a Penguin modern classic and three smashing children's books all for £21.00! Love it.