Sentence examples for bookshop from from inspiring English sources

He can't find her but stays in the city, taking over a German bookshop from its German owner.

Faced with closure the owners organised a successful online campaign to save the bookshop from financial ruin.

Neil Gaiman's many amazing books are available at the Guardian bookshop, from The Graveyard Book, to Coraline to his cute Chu picture books with Adam Rex.

There is only one guide to Colombia in my bookshop (from the sainted Lonely Planet) against a dozen to neighbouring Costa Rica and Brazil.

There are numerous ways gender bias manifests itself in a bookshop, from the decisions about which books to stock to the decisions about which to discount and which to feature as a staff pick.

The book is currently available to buy from Selfridges exclusively, and from high street stores and at a discounted price of £24 from the Guardian bookshop from 5 September About Teenage Cancer Trust.

Bookshops from Brighton to Edinburgh held breakfast openings to cope with demand.

Greece's many laws that protect small business such as pharmacies, bakeries, and bookshops from competition with supermarkets and big businesses are to be swept away.

Meanwhile, screenings of the 1962 adaptation of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' are pencilled in at independent bookshops from London to Hove to Shrewsbury.

Recommendations followed from bookshops, from academics, librarians, from our friends and relations, from literary agents and publishers, author's families too.

Last year we rounded up some of the world's most weird and wonderful bookshops – from a bookshop opened by Alice Munro in the 1960s to one in the island of Santorini started by drunk Oxford students – but here's a selection of favourite bookshops from our readers, together with our own picks.