try to name a better bookshop >protip; you can't anyone

>>9443477
what happens when it rains?

>>9443591
they flip up the gray things on the bottom?

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Have you ever been to Dublin? It probably has more objectively perfect bookshops per square meter than any other city on the planet

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nah but ive hung out here before

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Cozy thread

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>>9443477

> not going to Paris to buy your English books

why live?

>>9443755
Shakespeare and Co isn't even the best one

The Abbey bookshop in Paris is best for your monoglot needs

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I'd bet that this is the most disappointing book store. Comfiest place in Detroit hands down but they never have what I want.

anyone know good bookstores in chicago? i can use google, but it's hard to get a great picture of selection from google

>>9443830

> Monoglot
French native in fact

>Abbey bookshop
I know this one but it has less charm. I buy on amazon anyway. Nothing justifies the +40% in prices those libraries have you paid.

I only shop in Amazon and oxfam
I did go to the hay festival last year though
I was gonna see Marlon Brando but he was sick it turns out

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My favorite.

I'm more concerned about that cute girl in that picture

>>9443907
Their shit is cheap usually too beat up.
No Mast Books tho? It's 4 blocks away.

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the best ones are all closing around me

pictured: formerly St. Mark's Bookshop in New York, to be replaced by a bank or some fucking salad place

Canberra's best.. Theres also two great second hand places, along with a bunch of bigger chains..

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>>9444080
Forgot picture

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Sybers books, Melbourne

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>>9444098

I am gonna lick this delicious vagina

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Comfy

>>9443678
Doesn't look like it would be really waterproof

>>9444080
Alice's Bookshop was the best, but it is long gone now. =(

It was this cosy little place in the Churches centre in Belco.

The only book stores I've seen in the state I live is either Books A Million or Barnes & Noble.

Feels bad desu

>>9444419
Pity, was it new or second hand?

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>>9443718
Butterfly, I'm drunk right now and want to put a left wing tripfag baby in you. How do you feel about that?

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powells is pretty great in terms of size and selection, they can be a bit pricey but its literally like 5 stories of books

amazon.co.uk

bookshops shouldn't exist in 2017

>>9444691
kys pleb

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>>9444676
HA
Never seriously considered being pregnant. It was always more about adopting or getting a GF inseminated. (Or just moving in as replacement/spare parent.) Past my prime though.

*waves*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR55IXIvDJ0

>>9444700
cute

EDINBURGH

qt bookshops in every wynd

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>>9444708
No I need you to bear the tragedy of our child while I am off fighting with the YPG. Please bear my proud warriors of anarcho-feminist communalism.

Also, read Twenty Days of Turin and Homo Zapiens. They were great books and I just read them recently.

>>9444630
Second hand.

It also stocked figurines and game accessories, also second hand in most cases. Maybe it's just my childhood talking, but I would always discover something fascinating or magical when I went in there.

Little second hand places usually have more charm and personality.

>>9443477
>>protip_semicolon_ you can't
>semicolon