JUDD BOOKS
Art and Life. Frances Spalding. Black Dog Books, 1999, 292pp, PB. £4.95
Robert J. Harley. Capital Transport, 2002, 176pp, HB. £8.95
The Clash of Religion and Politics in Europe from the French Revolution to the Great War. Harper Collins 2005, 530pp, HB. £6.95
Mike Pentelow & Marsha Rowe. Pimlico 2002, 262pp. PB. £4.95.
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BANK HOLIDAYS
We will be closed on the Bank Holiday Mondays on the 5th and 26th May
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Judd Books has a large stock of used and bargain mainly academic books on two floors. Literature, Art, Film, Media, Architecture and Music are on the ground floor. Downstairs which is considerably larger has History, Philosophy, Psychology etc plus Economics in the Hall and Politics, International Relations etc. in the back room. There are over 50,000 titles in stock at any time and the shelves are replenished daily.
We accept most payment cards.
The shop is situated in the Bloomsbury district of London - midway between Russell Square Tube station and the British Library on Euston Road. It is only seven minutes walk from the St Pancras International Eurostar Train Station.
Parking is available on the street after 1.30pm on Saturday and all day Sunday. During these hours there is no congestion charge.
We give a 10% discount to students with I.D. and to holders of the Wedge card.
We do not buy books from the public over the counter in the shop. Our stock is not all catalogued and listed for sale on the Internet.
Other attractions in the area include the Brunswick Shopping Centre with the Renoir Cinema, The Place Dance Theatre, The Foundling Museum, The Dickens Museum and the British Library.
This conference is taking place on Saturday 10th May at Conway Hall.
1968 and all that Conference at Conway Hall
REVIEWS
"Bloomsbury's best bookshop, well stocked on London, local history, architecture and travel books. There are many bargains to be had too."
Literary London. Ed Glinert. Penguin 2007
"There is so much stock in this two storey gem that step ladders are provided so customers can reach the upper shelves. The shop is full of second-hand and discounted new books in all subjects areas ... The scope and number of volumes is vast and the prices are competitive, with bargain tables outside. One of the most enticing bookshops in London."
Book Lovers' London. Lesley Reader. Metro Guides 2006.