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OPENING TIMES
Tuesday - Saturday: 10.00am - 4.00pm
First Sunday of the Month for The Frome Independent
Welcome to The Frome Bookshop!
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With a bright and fresh new layout we hope our customers, new and old, will enjoy browsing our new stock. Now in the hands of Peter & Thais, from Peter Foster Books, the shop continues to offers the usual selection of Classic Children's Illustrated Books from Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, Enid Blyton, Beatrix Potter, Winnie-the-Pooh, The Hobbit and many more. We also have a great selection of Local books, books on Magic & the Occult, Cookery, Travel, Sports and Motoring. |
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With two bookcases now dedicated to the beautiful Folio Society Editions, we offer a great selection of the classics like Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Conan Doyle, Grahame Greene, Kipling and more. |
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And a whole bookcase full of stunning Fine and Prize Bindings, with complete full work sets to individually crafted bindings from the best binders available. |
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New ART, Photography, Film and Architecture ROOM
We have transformed our back room in a cosy space where customers can browse hundreds of Art, Photography, Film and Architecture books including Monographs, Catalogues, Signed and Limited Editions.
With thousands of books ranging from £2 paperback editions of Penguin Books, Beatrix Potter and Mr. Men to collectable editions of Ian Fleming, First Editions and Antiquarian books, we have books to suit all tastes and pockets.
Come and say Hello!
Come and say Hello!
Noel Crack (Bookseller), Established 1978
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Noel will have a selection of books for sale on the following subjects: Ornithology and other Natural History. Frome books & local topography. Books on Somerset, Wiltshire & Dorset. Railway & other transport and Mountaineering & Caving books. Books on Gypsies & Travellers, History of Mining & other Industries. Agricultural change & Common Man. Books of Military History, History & Archaeology of all periods, Buildings and a selection of Antiquarian Books.
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Noel also specializes in the country writers Edward Thomas, John Clare and Richard Jefferies, issuing catalogues on these subjects.
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