WH Smith

WH Smith is a high street retailer of books, magazines, stationery and, depending on the size of their outlet, music, videos and DVD. In terms of books, they tend to have mostly commercial books, I mean, mainstream books. It is hard to find "alternative literature" at WH Smith. I live in London and if I want to check a book I normally go to one of the stores in Tottenhma Court Road. However, if you wish to order books, they will be able to oblige. From time to time they seem to be running promotions with 3 for 2. I must admit that I only visit WH Smith to buy the Financial Times.Clearly in terms of books and magazines, they ...  Read the complete review

Stationery,dvds,magazines and books are some of the products you can find on sale at WH Smith. The store will be separated into different sections so every item in the store is made easy to find. The price for books here seem to be decreasing all the time!I can not wait to pop here for a read at times because of the good prices and the range of books available to buy here. I was looking for some educational text books with my father last week here. There was books there but the specif one we wanted we could not find it.After requesting some help from the staff they came to help us out and showed us the books they had available. Staff found the book ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith is a high street store that I am sure everybody has heard of, there seems to be one in every town or city and the store sells books, magazines, stationery, music, DVDs and videos. It is not a shop I seem to go in any more as there are so many more bargain stores around and what with supermarkets selling so much more there just isn't really a need to visit WH Smith any more. I think the problem WH Smith has is that it is more expensive than other stores and whatever item people are wanting to buy if they can buy it cheaper elsewhere then they will. I love to read books when I have the opportunity but I never buy them from WH Smith. If I want a book ...  Read the complete review

I like to concentrate on the type of service you might receive in my reviews and experiences i have had in the past to paint a picture of what experience you might have when visiting the store I like WH Smiths and when I needed to buy a new cook book the first place I thought I would visit is the Smiths at Cribscauseway in Bristol The store was very busy and there were few staff members visible. The store was quite well organised and a quick question to a roaming sales assistant put me in the right direction to find the book. I quickly moved to the checkout as busy shops are a real turn off to me and I find my self getting quite stressed out. The girl behind ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith or Smith's as it is commonly referred to seems to have been around forever and looking at their history this is actually quite true. The original single news store was actually opened all the way back in 1792 in London by a man named Henry Walton Smith. After his death his son William Henry Smith took over with his son with the same name and they established what is now more commonly referred to as WH Smith. WH Smith sells a wide range of items which mainly include things you might find in a local newsagents such as sweets,snacks, magazines and newspapers. They also sell other wide ranging items from stationery )which they are especially good for), ...  Read the complete review