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• Bert's Books - An independent online bookshop based in Swindon, with free shipping
• Book-ish - a bookshop in Crickhowell which is at the heart of it's community and delivers nationwide
• Bookbarn - an online seller of second-hand books that pays royalties on second-hand sales to authors and has a responsible approach to recycling
• Bookshop - an online book seller that is a B-Corporation with a mission to financially support local, independent book shops
• Children's Bookshop - a specialist in children's books based in Muswell Hill, London
• Libro.fm - an audiobook seller which shares it's profits with local book stores
• Lighthouse - a queer-owned and woman led independent community bookshop in Edinburgh
• New Beacon Books - specialists in African and Caribbean literature based in Finsbury Park, London
• No Alibis Bookstore - an independent bookstore based in Belfast that has been selling books for almost 25 years. They are also regularly host concerts, book launches, poetry readings, and lectures.
• Oxfam - a charity dedicated to ending poverty across the world
• Queer Lit - Manchester's Independent Gay Bookshop
• Topping and Company Booksellers - a small chain of independent bookshops based in Bath, Edinburgh, Ely and St. Andrews

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