Visited on a Sunday late morning/early afternoon and was not as busy as I thought it would be considering the forecast was for rain. A pleasant place to visit, however to sum it up, your paying to get into a book shop. Two floors had exhibitions of authors work which was interesting. My daughter aged 5 enjoyed the story telling... More

We have been today (last week of Easter hols) and as we expected it was very busy. Julia Donaldson was there book singing, We were happy to queue for a hour to see her. We spent another 3 hours looking around. I took 3 sons aged 3,11,14. They all enjoyed it. Would go again. £19 in for 4 of us... More

Visited Julia Donaldson's exhibition! Fabulous! Really enjoyable few hours. Toddlers loved it. Teen likes Jacqueline Wilson exhibition. Lovely way to spend some of the Easter weekend. More

We've only visiting in the school holidays but it's always been overrun. The entry fee and cafe run expensive for a family day. Good exhibitions if you can cope with the crowds and can afford it. More

My 12 yo daughter and I visited Seven Stories on a sunny Saturday afternoon and started by having lunch in the cafe. She had pasta which was fab, I asked for a sausage roll which was the daily special but they had run out....I also asked for cream in my coffee but....they had run out....oh well, what we had was... More

Completely LOVED this idea, we made paperplanes in the creation station, we listened to stories read out by staff whilst we sat on cushions, we ate in the restaurant and bought signed books from the shop, our 3year old loves the aliens in underpants and when a monster is born especially followed by the gruffalo!! it truly is inspirationalplace for... More

okay, so this a a museum about books so be prepared. We had season tickets for years, the exhibitions are informative as well as interesting and the cakes in the cafe aren't bad either. More

Fab place. The crafts section downstairs is a favourite with my 7 year old. Was very busy when we went at half term but the place is big enough not to feel crowded and there were regular announcements to say which section was busy so you didn't have to queue if you didn't want. Staff are very friendly and helpful... More

My first ever visit to this attraction and myself and family visiting that day (3 adults and four age 8-11 year olds all enjoyed it. The Jacqueline Wilson temporary exhibition was popular as was the dressing up in the attic. There was a special friendship bracelet making event and the lady who was working in that section was very helpful.... More