Sentence examples for about the bookshops from inspiring English sources

Barbara McKiernan Leeds  What about the bookshops in Denmark (Letters, 20 June)?

For the whole of the sixth form, I was pursued by a fey, pale boy of my own age, who used to hang about in the bookshop where I had a Saturday job and slip me postcards with love poems on them.

We saw that in the most remote areas, people didn't know about the bookshop and when I went there, I told them about what I do".

Tells about the bookshop's early years: in the 50's it became the major outlet for the Beat poets; in the early years the store ran a lending library participated in by several writers.

Photograph: Sean Smith As a ready cure for boredom, I like to daydream about the bookshop I am going to own in a pleasant Georgian block on a pedestrianised street somewhere in central London.

State Assemblyman Daniel J. O'Donnell, who lives nearby, said he had received complaints from more than 50 local residents about the bookshop's problems and had asked Columbia to negotiate with Mr. Soter and Ms. Linden.

The only conspicuous anachronisms are the computers that sit on some of the small tables scattered about the bookshop — tables that were there in the sixties and prove it by their sagging skirts of brown corduroy, which conceal boxes and shopping bags shoved beneath them.

It turned out that there was already an underground market in the American edition, so the bookshops knew about it.

Do you long for the bookshops and newspapers to forget about the first world war?

Germany has about 5,000 bookshops, four times as many per person as the United States.

There are about 30 bookshops in Hay-on-Wye.