Sentence examples for our bookshop from inspiring English sources
"They like our bookshop," she said.
"That's more attention than any poet would've gotten in our bookshop," he noted.
Setting up are our bookshop partners here, Forum Books, and a cheerful bar.
Order Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine (Penguin, £9.99) for £7.99 from our Bookshop.
Lynn Gaspard, the managing director of Saqi Books said: "If Faizah gets in touch, I would be happy to invite her to our bookshop in west London and offer her any of our titles".
Would you like to buy our bookshop?'" The book business was booming and Readings soon expanded, moving to larger Lygon Street premises in 1983 and again in 1998, when it landed in its final home at the former Commonwealth Bank building.
Our bookshops have more books about military history than any other kind put together.
And my real worry is that, eventually, so many people will go for this easy, electronic read that we'll start losing our bookshops, and I don't want books to disappear.
"During Bookfest, we want people to donate to and buy from our bookshops so they can really see the impact that buying a book from Oxfam can have on the lives of poor people around the world".
Literary-horror "mash-ups" are probably the strangest trend to have landed in our bookshops this year, led by the phenomenon of Seth Grahame-Smith's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (Quirk £8.99, pp320).
Why do we find it easier to say "war and peace" than "peace and war"; and why are there plenty of books on the Art of War but barely a single one in our bookshops on the Art of Peace?
