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Wallasey Lions Charity Book Shop located at Wallasey CH45 4NE, UK

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mashibinbin

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Annalise Lee

5 Google Rating

Such a friendly bunch. I picked up some lovely childrens books for just a donation given to the shop

5/ 5

Such a friendly bunch. I picked up some lovely childrens books for just a donation given to the shop. Fantastic will definitely be back

mashibinbin

5 Google Rating

Very friendly and knowledgable staff with brilliant prices - look forward to seeing Ken, Les, Irene,

5/ 5

Very friendly and knowledgable staff with brilliant prices - look forward to seeing Ken, Les, Irene, Bob, Anne, John and all the great volunteers again when it's safe!

Tom Brown

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