A new independent bookshop has celebrated a successful first week in Skipton town centre.
The Fine Print Bookshop is now open in Craven Court, becoming the latest independent business to join the town's retail community.
The new venture opened in place of The Little Bookshop on Sunday 2nd August, with local resident Isobel taking over the business alongside her mum, Jo.
A spokesperson for the shop said:
"Thank you to everyone who has visited us and made these first few days of bookselling great!"

Skipton BID has welcomed the new arrival and wished the team well as it begins trading in the town.
A spokesperson said:
"We're delighted to welcome the new independent bookshop into our business community.
“We wish them all the best in Skipton and look forward to working alongside them in future projects.”
The Fine Print Bookshop can be found inside Craven Court, off Skipton High Street.

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