Andrew's Bookshop
A shop dedicated to keeping Melbourne's northeast well-read.
In 1977 Andrew found two boxes of books under his parents' house. He sold those books at the Wantirna Trash and Treasure Market for the princely sum of $12. Then in 1981, Andrew opened up his first shop in Ringwood, and two years later he opened this store in Ivanhoe. Now, Andrew's Bookshop is one of few independent booksellers serving Melbourne's northeastern suburbs. So, go say 'g'day', and make sure to ask about the featured author of the week (it's usually a local author).
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