MEL & NICK
Owners, Mel and Nick are the heart and soul of The Rabbit Hole. Together, they imagined a bookshop. What if it could be so much more than that?
A Rabbit Hole, leading to another world, far removed from the hectic digital age we all live in everyday. A haven and safe space that welcomes all. ​​
Established in 2017, The Rabbit Hole has been a labour of love and Mel and Nick have worked to build a bookshop that serves the community. Striving to bring creativity and different experiences to the area, to support the local community, they try to work positively with other local businesses and Lincolnshire Councils. Supporting locally based authors, poets, musicians and creatives is something they feel is important to both nurture and encourage Lincolnshire's wealth of talent.
Opening hearts and minds to different ideas and experiences and promoting a love of reading, imagination and creativity is something they are always keen to do, as well as encouraging children to read for pleasure and have the space and time to choose the books they want to read.
MEET THE RABBITS
CAITLIN
Caitlin has been volunteering and helping us in the shop and with events since she was 14. She now wants to work with us more regularly as well as working part-time in a local school library.
After leaving college, she is eager to gain more experience and knowledge to pursue her ultimate goal to work in publishing.
With a unique and wacky personality, Caitlin is popular in the shop, especially with the children. She’s a phenomenal hand-seller, has lots of fresh ideas and buckets of enthusiasm.
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An avid reader and total bookworm, Caitlin has a great awareness of book trends and is helping to revamp some areas of the shop.
She already knows our customer base well and will be a great asset to the shop.
Until she’s ready to spread her wings, we look forward to working with her.
Welcome Caitlin
ABBIE
Abbie has been with us since she was in Y5 at primary school when she joined our reading group and has always been an avid reader.
In September, she will start her last year at college and has helped out in the shop since she was 13.
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Abbie works part-time on a Saturday and helps with events and festivals.
She is keen to go to university next year and one of her favourite courses at college is politics.
She is bright, articulate, has some strong opinions and wants to see change.
Young people like Abbie are just what is needed and we hope she goes on to do great things.
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