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Bury St.Edmunds could be considered the literary capital of East Anglia. It is full of readers and has two branches of Waterstones. They are gathering places for authors, students, children and book lovers. 'Waterstones The Arc' is a locally focused bookshop which specialises in childrens' books and book related gifts & toys. It always has great offers on both adult and children's books. We pride ourselves on consistantly being one of the best value Booksellers on the highstreet. We make beautiful Bury that little bit cooler. If you are a book lover come and join our facebook group and check us out on Twitter:) WATERSTONES STAMP & SAVE CARD: Save yourself some cash and get a Stamp & Save card. You get a stamp for every £10 you spend in store. When you've got 10 stamps you get a £10 Waterstones Giftcard to buy anything you like with. If you use it when buying items that are already discounted you can save a lot of money;) WATERSTONES REWARD CARD: Save yourself even more cash and get a waterstones reward card. You'll receive 3 points for every £1 you spend, so you can save up for Christmas, someone's birthday, a special treat for yourself, or just take the points off your bill to reduce the sting:) You can use your reward card along with the Waterstones Stamp & Save card to reduce the price of your purchases even further. WHERE ARE WE? The Arc store is situated at the edge of the Arc shopping centre on Gosnold Street next to St.Andrew's street south. We are only 100metres away from the Cattlemarket car park.

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Waterstone’s Canterbury is not your average Waterstone’s. Entrepreneur Tim Waterstone opened the shop himself in 1990 and renowned manager Martin Latham has been at the helm ever since. You will find us down beautiful, cobbled St Margaret’s Street in the heart of the city. Home is a wonderful old building boasting three floors lined with over 90,000 books. Pop in for passionate and informed booksellers, thoughtful recommendations, regular events and children’s story time, two Stephenson Brothers rocking horses, excellent coffee at Chives Café, and of course, the roman bath house floor! If the shop could speak it might tell you its tales... It might whisper to you stories of itinerant resident ghosts, of visits from J.K. Rowling and Umberto Eco amongst others, of theatrical experiences, of rapt audiences, of drunken literary japes… But that would be telling… "It's a chain-store but it feels just like an independent" - Overheard Customer, March 2008 “I love books. They smell like pages” – Overheard (child) customer, July 2011

Shrewsbury's friendly local bookshop; on the square, right in the heart of our beautiful and historic town.