Books and Books

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wretched-: A bookstore uses old train cars as book shelves.

wretched-:

A bookstore uses old train cars as book shelves.

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galleygal: thisiskin: London bookshops do not disappoint. Do yourself a favor and click this link. They are awesome.

galleygal:

thisiskin:

London bookshops do not disappoint.

Do yourself a favor and click this link. They are awesome.

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fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Skazka ob Ivanie-tsarevichie, Zhar-ptitsie i o sierom volkie’ (Tsarevitch Ivan, the Fire Bird and the Gray Wolf) (1899), illustrated by Ivan Bilibin.

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enchantedengland:   Possibly the best used  bookshop in England, Barter Books opened in 1991 within the disused Victorian rail station of Alnwick, Northumberland; and has evolved into what the New Statesman Magazine calls ‘The British Library of secondhand book shops’ -a magical place where you are served coffee and cookies as you languish on overstuffed couches and chairs suffused with bibliophilic ecstasy. The store boasts a huge collection of rare and antiquarian books as well as second hand and trade; a cyber-cafe, a separate children’s room, and a model railway.    Barter Books is open every day, including Sunday; and Alnwick is worth visiting anyway. It is just off the A1 near the Scottish border; and a three hour train ride from Kings’ Cross which would definitely be worthwhile. (image by Meadow (heart symbol) Girl on flickr)

enchantedengland:

  Possibly the best used  bookshop in England, Barter Books opened in 1991 within the disused Victorian rail station of Alnwick, Northumberland; and has evolved into what the New Statesman Magazine calls ‘The British Library of secondhand book shops’ -a magical place where you are served coffee and cookies as you languish on overstuffed couches and chairs suffused with bibliophilic ecstasy. The store boasts a huge collection of rare and antiquarian books as well as second hand and trade; a cyber-cafe, a separate children’s room, and a model railway.

   Barter Books is open every day, including Sunday; and Alnwick is worth visiting anyway. It is just off the A1 near the Scottish border; and a three hour train ride from Kings’ Cross which would definitely be worthwhile. (image by Meadow (heart symbol) Girl on flickr)

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booksdirect: “Go away, I’m reading.”

booksdirect:

“Go away, I’m reading.”

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