Moffat

The Moffat Bookshop
5 Well St, Moffat DG10 9DP
"The Moffat Bookshop provides a temporary home to a wide variety of publications seeking more permanent accommodation. We strive to provide a comfortable environment for our books while they remain with us and are proud to be involved in the book re-homing process."
Wigtown

The Book Shop
St Ninians, Wigtown, Newton Stewart DG8 9JL
"The Bookshop is the largest second-hand bookshop in Scotland, with over a mile of shelving supporting roughly 100,000 books. The shop, the oldest bookshop in Wigtown, Scotland’s National Booktown, is home to our extensive range of stock covering all subjects of all ages for all ages."

Byre Books
24 South Main Street Wigtown DG8 9EH
The secondhand bookshop specializing in books on Folklore and Mythology, Theatre, Film and TV, Archaeology, Poetry, Scotland and books of Scottish and Gaelic interest. We have converted a derelict stone barn in the centre of Wigtown to form our shop, which opened in May 2001.

Reading Lasses
17 South Main Street, Wigtown, Newton Stewart, DG8 9EH
"ReadingLasses boasts a quirky welcoming atmosphere for bookworms with a caffeine habit! There’s plenty of space to relax in comfy chairs and sofas, read a book, enjoy our wonderful coffee and home baking or treat yourself to lunch in our slightly more formal café. ReadingLasses is the only women’s bookshop in Britain and our front room is dedicated to books ‘by and about women’."

Foggie Toddle Books
18 N Main St, Wigtown, Newton Stewart DG8 9HL
"Foggie Toddle Books is the bookshop dedicated to children’s literature in Wigtown. We stock a wide range of new books and a good collection of second-hand and vintage titles. There’s everything from crinkly newspapers and bath books for babies to the latest young adult releases."

Well Read Books
1-3 Agnew Cres, Wigtown, Newton Stewart DG8 9DS
"I have been a keen reader of and about books all my life, but it was only on the occasion of my retirement in 2017 after more than forty years in law that my thoughts turned to the possibility of opening a bookshop. After acquiring the Grapes Bar, fantastically skilled local tradesmen set about converting a very tired space into a well-lit, brightly painted and superbly shelved secondhand bookshop. "