Sentence examples for bookshop dedicated from inspiring English sources

There must be a great bookshop dedicated to children's books.

A second bookshop, dedicated to art and design, is nearby.

The Los Angeles-based multimedia director Claire Cottrell has begun Book Stand, an online bookshop dedicated to limited-run, hard-to-find print publications that would look great on your coffee table.

Mr Hollis, a poet and editor, focuses on the last five years of Thomas's life before he died in 1917.His book begins in London, where Thomas visits a new bookshop dedicated to poetry that had just opened in "shady Bloomsbury".

Helter Skelter was set up as a bookshop dedicated to music titles in 1995 by Sean Body.

New York's Oscar Wilde Bookshop, which opened in 1967 and was previously the nation's oldest bookstore dedicated to LGBT readers, closed in 2009, according to The New York Times.

It houses a gallery, a wine bar and a bookshop, and is dedicated to publishing works by authors marginalised by state-run media houses.

But in terms of a broad, varied range of books, widely available in a dedicated bookshop – well, Borders has gone, and Waterstone's (which has already announced it is losing 20 shops this year) could well have to thin down even further.

I'm no Lawrence of Arabia, but in all the towns I've ever been in I found just one - the Grolier bookshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a tottering closet of a place dedicated to stocking as much poetry as they can stuff in it.

Redundant web designer turned bookshop assistant Clay Jannon discovers his new workplace is central to the existence of a hidden society whose members are dedicated to breaking a seemingly unsolvable 500-year-old cipher.

To appeal to readers who might otherwise succumb to book bargains online, independent bookshops must cultivate that particular alchemy that stems from a well-curated selection, charming digs, and, most importantly, dedicated and informed booksellers.