Sentence examples for small bookshop from inspiring English sources

Wyld, who runs a small bookshop in London, is no stranger to success.

2005 Foyles opens a second small bookshop at the Royal Festival Hall.

The author, who also runs a small bookshop, said the prize money is a "lifeline".

We began in a small bookshop in Brixton, and much of the collection was amassed by volunteers and individual donations.

Our work did not make much of a fit, and we appeared together just once, at a small bookshop event.

If you are a small bookshop in the high street you can never compete with their prices, because you pay taxes.

But they see money in it: one, Asda, plans small bookshops in its larger stores; another, Tesco, talks even bigger.The big book chains, however, are unworried.

Rob Newmarch of VISTA, which supplies advice and software to publishers, points out that many small bookshops have flourished by focusing not on price but on service and atmosphere.

"At present, small bookshops in France can thrive because the chains aren't allowed to undercut the cover price of any title by more than 5%.

If there's anyone to feel sorry for it's the small bookshops who have been struggling for years because of places like this".

Even Amazon itself, the purported nemesis of the off-line book industry, allows small sellers to use its website to advertise their wares.Some small bookshops use supermarkets to their advantage, too.