Sentence examples for bookshop will be from inspiring English sources

In Kibworth next Saturday, a bookshop will be offering tea, cake and hand massages in a green velvet armchair.

Filed alongside it in the "Leftie Hate Figures" section of all good bookshops will be Niall Ferguson's Kissinger, 1923-1968: The Idealist (Allen Lane).

Bookshops will be overflowing this Christmas with rival inside stories of Brexit, from the Downing Street spin doctor Craig Oliver's campaign diaries to useful first-hand accounts from journalists Owen Bennett and Gary Gibbons.

Before Poirot appears next year, bookshops will be greeting some other well-known literary creations.

Cafes and bookshops will be incorporated into the ancient complex, and visitors will also be able to explore the ruins through a marked path through the historic site.

The day I get my books in bookshops will be the day I've succeeded -- it is simply too difficult now for me to continue using the Blog 101-recommended methods of Twitter, Facebook, and Book Bloggers, etc.

But nowadays if I go into a bookshop there will be quite a few of my books down among the Ws.

Click here to order a copy for £20 from the Guardian Bookshop David Frenkiel will be leading a Guardian Masterclass in food styling and photography on 24 September in London.

In participating bookshops, readers will be able to buy any paperback under £10 and get a second one free to give to charity or as a gift.

NC Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "This book will be the death of me," Flaubert wrote to George Sand, and so it proved.

If the prime minister gets his way, any foreigner who indulges in extremism, even if he does no more than run an unsavoury bookshop or website, will be deported.