In an otherwise gloomy period of decline for secondhand booksellers, Oxfam have been notably successful with their blend of mid range pricing, slick marketing (for a charity shop) and quality paperbacks. Dropping into Oxfam following a trip

Good selection of quality donated books, but at ridiculous prices. Minimum price for non-tatty nonfiction books was £10. And that’s the price for ordinary, every day history or art books, whether hardback or paperback. There were a few

Rod Stewart LP with tatty cover for £30. Way over priced, as were most of the others. You are a charity shop, not a rare record shop. Be realistic and you may sell more...

While some of their rare collectible books are overpriced, Oxfam Books & Music in Harborne is the best charity shop I have used for secondhand books.

Vinyl records at gold price, low ethos and morality for a charity shop They should not charge extortionate prices like £30 for a record

Good selection of quality second-hand books. Staff very friendly, but some rather slow and/or confused

Feel like the kid in the sweet shop here. Don't think I have ever been in and come out empty handed.

Books , radio 4 , well spoken English , middle class . You get the Idea.

Really good collection. Good display too.

Great quality and variety of books.

Poor service