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21 Brougham St, New Plymouth Central, New Plymouth 4310 (06) 7588120
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For a mix of new and old, and brand new, books and art works and everything in between, stop in at Bookstop Gallery New Plymouth. Proud locals Wendy and Les own and operate the shop and love having a chat to any and all customers to help them find what they're after.

Bookstop also supports local artists and producers by selling their products and displaying their artworks around the shop. As you can tell it's a local affair at Bookstop, so pop down soon, meet the locals and enjoy this awesome family run store.

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Books
Artworks
Gifts
Souvenirs

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Selling a mix of new and old, Bookstop Gallery is one of the best places in town to browse and purchase some of your favourite books; they even have an online website where you can by books! I love that they display local Taranaki artists’ work in their shop window, it shows they really love the region they’re working in.

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