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Blue House Books in Napier 37,000 Books Collection

Blue House Books in Napier 37,000 Books Collection

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Blue House Books in Napier 37,000 Books Collection

Have you been to Blue House Books in Napier?

With over 37,000 books to choose from, this literary treasure trove is a place where time slows down, and stories wait patiently on every shelf. From rare finds to well-loved favourites, there is something for every kind of reader.

Do you have a special Napier story, memory or photo to share? Email us at info@xplorio.com and help keep our town’s stories alive.

Blue House Books in Napier 37,000 Books Collection

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