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      Downtown Book Exchange

      Books - Secondhand
      (6)
      Closed Now
      10:30 am - 5:30 pm
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      03 477 8780

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      426 Princes Street, Dunedin Central, Dunedin 9016

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      Contact Info

      Phone:

      Main - 03 477 8780

      Address:

      426 Princes Street, Dunedin Central, Dunedin 9016

      General Info

      Check out Downtown Book Exchange in Dunedin. We have served customers across Otago for more than 35 years. We are your local Books - Secondhand specialists. Get in touch today!

      Payment Options
      cash
      Category
      Books - Secondhand

      Reviews

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      12/13/19

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      Small but well stocked bookshop. Not many old books but worth a browse. Great selection of childrens books. Reasonably priced.

      12/07/17

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      Amazing selection of books!! Prices are very good and you can even sell your old books to go towards more. Wonderful service.

      12/02/17

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      Great wee secondhand bookshop. Layout is a bit cramped but everything is well organised so easy to find what you want. Good range of books and staff happy to answer any questions you have.

      10/11/17

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      Not the best second hand book store in Dunedin, but they do stock an interesting range of books. Layout is a little cramped, but it's definitely worth a look.

      08/04/17

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      They have an interesting range of off-the-wall titles including good sections on politics, current affairs, travel writing and 'memoirs' as well as a solid classics library