We are a small second-hand bookshop run for the benefit of Bakewell and Eyam Community Transport. All books are donated. Wide cross section of fiction and non fiction. As well as second-hand books of all genres, there is a stock of new goods including: cards, gift wrap, There are also greetings cards. This second hand book shop is run primarily by volunteers who are friendly and helpful.

A small shop, with a high-quality stock of second-hand books at competitive prices. History a speciality. Large selection of fiction. Also some antiquarian stock.

Housed in a warehouse on the canal a very short walk from the centre of Whaley Bridge, downstairs are recorded media and some vintage artifacts, upstairs is the general bookshop with all areas covered.

Large second-hand bookstall in open-air market, with a diverse stock.

A secondhand bookstall dealing mainly in paperbacks.

Around 7500 books, all second-hand

Occupying a couple of stalls inside the indoor Eagle Market adjoining the Derbion shopping centre. Mostly fairly recent popular and crime fiction in paperback though there are plenty of hardback copies, including first editions. A smattering of biographies and sundry non-fiction titles.

A volunteer-run bookshop, which raises funds for several local charities. A wide range of fiction and non-fiction, including children's books and books on the local area, all at reasonable prices.

This bookshop in the "plague village" of Eyam (which has a fascinating history) is situated in the courtyard of Eyam Hall, a 17th-century manor house. However, the bookshop - a former cowshed - is separate from Eyam Hall and so is accessible without paying the hall's entry charge. Opening hours are independent of the hall, and it is very often open when the hall is closed. The bookshop is open six days a week (closed on Mondays) from the start of the February school half-term until the end of the October school half-term each year. It closes for the winter, although it opens on certain days in the run-up to Christmas, especially if events are taking place in the courtyard (anyone contemplating a visit in November or December should check the bookshop's Facebook page in advance). Access for disabled visitors is reasonably straightforward, but the following points should be noted by anyone with mobility difficulties: the courtyard surface is gravel, with some paving; the entrance to the shop is step-free, but there is one shallow step within the shop to access the inner half of it (the former cow stalls); the flooring of the shop consists of cobblestones. Cash and card payments are accepted, although the latter can be a bit iffy, depending on the strength of the WiFi connection, which is quite variable, so it is advisable to bring some cash with you. If the shop is open but no volunteers are present, purchases should be taken to the "Delightful Living" gift shop next door and paid for there. Many thanks to Jan, the very helpful lead volunteer, for this detailed information.

Community run drop in centre with a general second hand bookshop in four rooms on three floors. Books are donated or ex-library. Ground floor also houses a small cafe.

An old-style, low-key browsers' bookshop offering a really wide choice of interesting fiction and non-fiction. From July 2018 it is being run as a community enterprise.

Specialist in ornithology and natural history, but selling books in all subjects. Antiquarian and fine books. 9000 volumes of quality books. Formerly at Castleton, Derbyshire (1995-2010)

All manner of books, records and comics. Warehouse just around the corner with 20,000 catalogued items. Under new ownership since 2010.

Specialist seller (and also publisher) of transport-related books. Shop established in 1978. New and second-hand books. Very comprehensive range on buses and trolleybuses, trams, trains, light rail, shipping, aviation, cars, commercial vehicles and more, including many out-of-print titles. Second-hand stock comprises around 2,500 books.

Usual Oxfam stock - good prices, wide range. Donations welcome: we also collect locally. Do you love books? Volunteers always needed, for sorting, pricing and online research. Give us a call!

Small shop, but with plenty of second-hand fiction and non-fiction at low prices.

General Oxfam shop just a stone's throw away from the Derbion in the centre of town. About half of the shop is given over to books and records.

A general second-hand bookshop on the edge of the Peak District. Specialities include art, history, local history and British topography. Also a good stock of fiction. Competitive prices. Step-free access, car parks and railway station nearby.

Large stock of fiction, detective fiction, science fiction and fantasy. Most other areas of interest, with particularly extensive transport, political biography, history and travel literature (not guides) sections. Free parking.