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Founded in 1975, Abacus has become New Zealand’s leading educational book specialist, providing the public and schools throughout the country with a first class book sourcing and delivery servi

We want to provide good books at great prices so people can afford them. We have put in hours of opening above, but we are really flexible - ring us if you want to come and see what we have to offer.

Lots of treasures to be found here! Secondhand Books and Jigsaws, beautiful gifts, cards, giftwrap, stationary and more. Very reasonable prices. We will buy your paperback books and jigsaws in good condition.

Twenty years of rare, collectable and interesting books! The very first Hard To Find (But Worth The Effort) Quality Secondhand Bookshop opened in 1984, when Warwick relocated a small part of his book collection to a basement in the south Auckland suburb of Onehunga. Intended as a supplement to his hand-operated letterpress printing and publishing business (Hard Echo Press), the shop was a popular success. It moved to a street frontage in 1988, gained employees, and steadily grew and improved. Twenty-six years on, it is the largest privately owned bookstore in New Zealand stocking around 250,000 titles. Even now, Warwick will react with surprise if you call him a "businessman." He doesn’t own a suit and still prefers to go barefoot. He attributes the continued success of the bookstores to quality books, realistic prices (both buying and selling), quality personal friendly service with integrity, a genuine passion for books, and the strengths and loyalty of a dedicated and talented team of employees. The Internet business is constantly expanding, with over 51,000 books online as at July 2012, and many more to add. In recent years the business has also returned slightly to its publishing roots, assisting in the hardcover first editions of several authors (both NZ and International) including Mark Danielewski (USA), Elizabeth Knox, Rupert Morgan (UK), Tom Petsinis (AUS), Anthony McCarten and Craig Marriner.

We are an acclaimed boutique bookshop with a genuine point of difference - we only stock books we can personally recommend. We are passionate about books and have a fabulous selection of books and cards.

The welcoming Premiere Comic Retail, Publishing & Events Venue in Auckland! The heart of the Auckland (maybe New Zealand) Comic Community. Reading, Collecting, Discussing & Creating Comics. All are welcome at ARKHAM!

When Alan Preston kicked off Unity Books in 1967, the shop was tiny and cerebral and only whimsically-commercial, a wedge within the OUP showrooms. Expanding 5 years later into the 2nd of 4 eventual locations on Willis Street, Alan started the pattern of hiring hugely talented & charismatic bookselling staff (including many writers and musicians). Unity Books, always talkative anyway, also began to party. And to augment the exciting bursts of local publishing (and the non-stodgy titles from antipodean distributors) Unity Books began to direct import stock - books that nobody else had. So the shop stood out as something vigorous and radical, even though, as Nigel Cox said in his eulogy for Alan in 2004, Alan still wore his "trouser-coloured-trousers". And so, due to the reliability of two kinds of daily traffic - the extraordinary mix of people, and the fabulously 'forward' selection of books - Unity Books became two exciting & reliable oases from the annoying sands of the mediocre. This was our foundation. And 42 years later this is always our intention. We lean on our good past but we look outwards towards the things that matter - the books, the people and the street.

Dennis's Tales - an epic snail tail of bravery and courage. This book has 20 original illustrations.

The Christian Superstore Ashburton is Ashburton's only Christain bookshop, with bibles, music cd's & Dvd's, cards & gift ware for all occasions.

To keep the literary work of the late May Harrison alive and share her poetry with others.

Wrights Booksellers in Cambridge, New Zealand is a family business originating from the same Hedley family as Hedleys Bookshop in Masterton. Established in 1984 by Margaret Wright (nee Hedley) and her husband Richard, the business is now run by Hamish Wright, the great grand-son of Hedleys Bookshop founder William Hedley. Wrights Bookshop is situated in the heart of the Waikato and stocks a wide range of books, stationery, magazines and cards. Hamish is also the chair of Booksellers New Zealand. Wrights Bookshop is open 7 days a week