I've heard there is a subscription English language library in Pattaya someplace off Sukhumvit.

Does anybody know the name and exact location of this place?

Its between central Pattaya and North Pattaya roads on the same side and just before (heading towards BKK) the orphanage. Called Northstar or something like that and set back from the road on a deep plot of land. There is a sign from Sukhumvit but I think its only open 3 days a week.

I clipped this from the Pattaya City Expats Club newsletter-

NORTH STAR LIBRARY – New opening hours for the North Star Library – their building is on Sukhumvit Road next to the Redemptorist

Center (opposite Index Furniture).

Mondays 12.00–20.00, Thurs & Fri 12.00-16.00, Sat 12.00-20.00 Sun 10.00-14.00

Thanks guys - I found it last night with your help.

Thanks guys - I found it last night with your help.

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Any good? Or (being next to Redemptorist Church) is it evangelical?

There are a couple of evangelical places occasionally open on (near) Thepprasit. But very poor selection, unless you are into religious tracts.

Yes it has an evangelical theme - there is a sign above the stating "Father Ray Foundation".

The selection isn't fantastic but for me still worth the B1,200 a year membership fee. I read an awful lot and even the prices of second hand books in Pattaya are quite expensive.

Yes it has an evangelical theme - there is a sign above the stating "Father Ray Foundation".

The selection isn't  fantastic but for me still worth the B1,200 a year membership fee. I read an awful lot and even the prices of second hand books in Pattaya are quite expensive.

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There are several British-run guest houses and bars that have a stock of well-thumbed books available for guests / patrons. You may be able to trade a few a week around Patty if you circulate enough. But you will have to accept tatty books.

Thanks guys - I found it last night with your help.

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Any good? Or (being next to Redemptorist Church) is it evangelical?

There are a couple of evangelical places occasionally open on (near) Thepprasit. But very poor selection, unless you are into religious tracts.

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I'll check that out then