Everybody Reads

Everybody Reads Your new local independent bookshop for Chiswick & Hammersmith, just a short walk from Stamford Brook Station.

Which Disney princess shall I be?One of our Saturday morning Story Time attendees just couldn’t decide between Belle and...
16/08/2026

Which Disney princess shall I be?
One of our Saturday morning Story Time attendees just couldn’t decide between Belle and Elsa so she came as both! Hope you enjoyed the stories, ‘Belsa’!

15/08/2026

‘Gaining Ground’ by Joan Barfield.
At Everybody Reads, we’re all fans of reading alfresco! Here’s our lovely bookseller Megan sharing her current read: the rediscovered classic ‘Gaining Ground’ by Joan Barfield.

Wild Readers of ChiswersmithDisciplines of a Godly Man by R Kent Hughes.After playing tennis with a friend, Alvin decide...
10/08/2026

Wild Readers of Chiswersmith
Disciplines of a Godly Man by R Kent Hughes.
After playing tennis with a friend, Alvin decided to take advantage of the lovely weather and stay in Ravenscourt Park to read. “It’s kind of a self-help book,” he says about the book he is reading, “but it’s core is the Bible.” The book illustrates what modern men can learn from men in the Bible and how they can apply this knowledge practically to their own lives. It covers various disciplines that today’s men might target in order to grow in their Christian faith - leadership, marriage, fatherhood, friendship, prayer, and many more.
Alvin gives the book 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommends it to those who are open-minded and willing to challenge themselves. “It is personally challenging to me because it identifies my areas of weakness, but that's the point," he explains, "it's to help me grow."

The lovely Sarah from The Chiswick Gift Company sent us this photo which she spotted on a local forum. “Your shop about ...
09/08/2026

The lovely Sarah from The Chiswick Gift Company sent us this photo which she spotted on a local forum. “Your shop about 120 years ago,” she said in her message. Initially we weren’t so sure but that does look a lot like the tower of Young’s Corner (aka Artisan) on the right. If that’s the case, Everybody Reads is the 3rd building from Goldhawk Road so it will be the shop with the lettered sign in the photo. Maddeningly, we can’t read it! Can anyone? Or does anyone know what was here 120 years ago?

07/08/2026

Tilt by Emma Pattee. Terrifyingly believable! Top tip: if you are pregnant or planning a visit to America’s West coast, read this after your pregnancy or trip, not during…

03/08/2026

Check out these little beauties from Penguin! Classic, captivating stories short enough to read in one sitting. Tuck one in your bag so it’s there when you need it - on the tube, in the cafe, at the hairdressers, on the plane - whenever you have a wild reading opportunity!

Congratulations to Aral, one of our July Wild Readers and the winner of our July Free Book Draw! Aral won £20 in free bo...
02/08/2026

Congratulations to Aral, one of our July Wild Readers and the winner of our July Free Book Draw! Aral won £20 in free books with us and he popped in straight away to spend it! We were delighted to help him find some fantastic books – a definite upgrade to the textbook we spotted him reading last month!.

If you’d like to be in the draw to win free books too, all the info is on our website's ‘Recommend a Book’ page. Just follow the link in our bio…

Wild Readers of ChiswersmithThe It Girl by Ruth WareRoberta doesn’t read a lot but when she does it’s always a mystery o...
30/07/2026

Wild Readers of Chiswersmith

The It Girl by Ruth Ware

Roberta doesn’t read a lot but when she does it’s always a mystery or thriller. Today she headed for Ravenscourt Park to read The It Girl and she’s loving it. “I like the way it flips between the past and the present,” she says, “I really want to know what happens.” She recommends it to anyone who likes a page-turner.

Here's the plot: April was the first person Hannah met at Oxford. Vivacious, bright, occasionally vicious, and the ultimate It Girl, she quickly pulled Hannah into her dazzling orbit. By the end of the year, April was dead. Now, a decade later, Hannah and Will are expecting their first child, and the man convicted of killing April, John Neville, has died in prison. But Hannah’s world is rocked when a young journalist comes knocking with evidence that throws everything in doubt, and Hannah is forced to ask – did her testimony put an innocent man in prison? She needs to know the truth. Because if the killer wasn’t Neville, it’s someone she knows…

What do booksellers do on holiday? Read, of course! Here’s Carol relaxing with an advance reading copy of Peck & Peck by...
29/07/2026

What do booksellers do on holiday? Read, of course! Here’s Carol relaxing with an advance reading copy of Peck & Peck by Bonnie Garmus. Such a fun read! If you enjoyed Garmus’ last book, Lessons in Chemistry, look out for this one when it comes out in October. Better yet, pop in to Everybody Reads now and preorder your copy!

Wild Readers of ChiswersmithKatabasis by R.F. KuangHere’s Aparna, still on the first page of Katabasis. It’s too soon to...
26/07/2026

Wild Readers of Chiswersmith

Katabasis by R.F. Kuang

Here’s Aparna, still on the first page of Katabasis. It’s too soon to comment on it but, having read Kuang’s earlier books, she’s optimistic. “I enjoyed both Babel and Yellowface,” she told us, “She [Kuang] is a very versatile writer – her books are completely different!”

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