WELCOME TO INNES BOOKS. We specialise in rare, used and out-of-print books, with a
general stock which ranges from Academic to Fiction and from Literature and Poetry
to Children's books. Also, you'll find some Modern First Editions, books on The Arts,
Biography and a good selection of Crime Fiction.
Collectors
Collectors of signed copies and prize winners will find our two relevant categories contain many items of interest for them. The Signed category has books of various genres which have been signed by the Author, Illustrator or Editor. The Prize Winners category includes books which have won either a Booker (now Man Booker) or a Pullitzer prize, a Whitbread Award (now Costa Book Award), a Carnegie Medal for Children's Literature, a Kate Greenaway prize for illustration of a children's book, or a Signal Poetry award for children's writing. Also included are works by authors who have won a Nobel Prize for Literature.
Book Condition Descriptions Explained
We describe our books as accurately as possible using standard British bookdealer categories which are explained in the appropriate link in the Navigation column on the left.
Book price conversion
Our books are priced in pounds sterling but if you want to convert a price into your own currency then you can do so using the relevant link on our Links Page (see Navigation column on the left).
Ordering
There are two ways to order from Innes Books: 1. by placing your book in the shopping cart, logging in and following the ordering procedure through; 2. or by contacting us direct either by email at info@innesbooks.co.uk or by phone: 01584 878146 (overseas customers need to add the relevant code for the UK). Payment methods are to be found in the Ordering Information link in the Navigation column on the left.
Any queries?
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any queries about any of our books.
THANK YOU for visiting Innes Books. Don't forget to bookmark us so that you can visit us again as we're always adding new stock.
LITERARY QUOTE OF THE MONTH (courtesy of The Oxford Dictionary of Literary Quotations).
To receive a bitter blow on an early Spring evening (such as that Cape don't want to publish An Unsuitable Attachment - but it might be that someone doesn't love you any more) - is it worse than on an Autumn or Winter evening?
