Meta tags:
description= Mad Bibliophile: Blogging about books and bookish things.;
Headings (most frequently used words):
share, this, books, 2013, recent, read, mad, bibliophile, book, 2014, review, by, and, bookish, bbc, world, club, hello, crazy, rich, asians, kevin, kwan, reads, in, nutshell, unfinished, business, sex, freedom, misogyny, anna, goldsworthy, movie, magic, national, bookshop, day, penguins, green, the, year, so, far, do, not, love, you, post, navigation, blogging, about, things, menu, reading, reviews, comments, archives, categories, blogs, plus, 2012,
Text of the page (most frequently used words):
the (201), and (135), new (79), share (70), opens (70), window (70), you (44), that (43), this (42), read (40), books (35), #reviews (34), reading (33), have (31), book (28), but (26), love (25), for (25), with (23), more (22), email (21), she (20), linkedin (20), reddit (20), tumblr (20), pinterest (20), facebook (20), 2013 (18), like (17), from (17), her (17), not (15), 2011 (14), been (14), also (14), about (14), year (13), 2009 (13), 2010 (13), are (13), was (13), had (13), little (13), comments (12), life (12), fiction (12), classics (12), has (12), all (12), his (12), loading (11), one (11), who (11), story (11), library (10), posted (10), mae (10), link (10), friend (10), because (10), kate (9), atkinson (9), will (9), there (9), after (9), may (9), august (9), what (9), think (9), into (9), first (9), them (9), very (9), day (8), anna (8), novel (8), can (8), such (8), last (8), two (8), too (8), their (8), marta (8), mad (7), bibliophile (7), now (7), good (7), how (7), found (7), goldsworthy (7), still (7), writing (7), national (7), bookstores (7), through (7), january (7), tagged (7), just (7), female (7), way (7), society (7), always (7), these (7), blog (6), john (6), whipple (6), vol (6), writer (6), here (6), non (6), october (6), november (6), february (6), review (6), great (6), quite (6), simply (6), well (6), those (6), would (6), again (6), far (6), really (6), interesting (6), does (6), made (6), safran (6), did (6), reader (5), other (5), george (5), sex (5), misogyny (5), essay (5), 2014 (5), people (5), reads (5), penguin (5), 2008 (5), december (5), world (5), amazing (5), much (5), green (5), they (5), own (5), series (5), most (5), both (5), gillard (5), gender (5), male (5), never (5), although (5), end (5), got (5), get (4), wordpress (4), com (4), your (4), julia (4), high (4), dorothy (4), news (4), 2012 (4), girl (4), games (4), thirteen (4), why (4), things (4), lot (4), events (4), rowling (4), australian (4), september (4), town (4), bbc (4), see (4), than (4), each (4), time (4), australia (4), where (4), which (4), few (4), old (4), find (4), list (4), titles (4), before (4), back (4), take (4), makes (4), many (4), around (4), hair (4), galbraith (4), jane (4), austen (4), hector (4), days (4), remember (4), martha (4), nick (4), while (4), singapore (4), kwan (4), rich (4), singaporean (4), family (4), blogging (4), website (3), thomas (3), hardy (3), jones (3), when (3), haruki (3), murakami (3), absolute (3), boyfriend (3), yuu (3), watase (3), night (3), henry (3), china (3), wife (3), anne (3), hannah (3), kent (3), unfinished (3), make (3), private (3), bookish (3), novels (3), stories (3), melbourne (3), feminism (3), tsiolkas (3), christos (3), capote (3), authors (3), march (3), april (3), june (3), july (3), club (3), recent (3), post (3), only (3), part (3), its (3), loving (3), characters (3), particularly (3), even (3), tbr (3), any (3), past (3), rather (3), longer (3), interested (3), popular (3), penguins (3), isn (3), copy (3), long (3), continue (3), original (3), idea (3), crime (3), look (3), next (3), bookshop (3), favourite (3), thought (3), store (3), filled (3), something (3), especially (3), known (3), stay (3), out (3), speech (3), clothing (3), scrutiny (3), excellent (3), woman (3), term (3), robert (3), perhaps (3), fantastic (3), young (3), being (3), moment (3), became (3), best (3), tapes (3), kevin (3), asians (3), insanely (3), coming (3), food (3), late (3), started (2), site (2), required (2), write (2), comment (2), log (2), sign (2), subscribed (2), subscribe (2), account (2), create (2), free (2), rss (2), posts (2), david (2), cuckoo (2), wages (2), helen (2), keep (2), flying (2), agatha (2), perfect (2), beaton (2), five (2), wood (2), kazuo (2), ishiguro (2), kitchen (2), princess (2), miyukia (2), kobayashi (2), real (2), boleyn (2), philippa (2), power (2), sport (2), krien (2), lives (2), rachel (2), lost (2), summers (2), ask (2), alice (2), burial (2), rites (2), reasons (2), jay (2), asher (2), business (2), freedom (2), quarterly (2), big (2), fat (2), bookmarks (2), cover (2), literature (2), narrative (2), tea (2), another (2), blogs (2), short (2), thriller (2), modern (2), mondays (2), random (2), libraries (2), politics (2), poetry (2), university (2), finds (2), essays (2), community (2), challenges (2), emily (2), hustvedt (2), siri (2), maurier (2), daphne (2), truman (2), bronte (2), art (2), adaptations (2), archives (2), ali (2), loved (2), maisie (2), dobbs (2), search (2), older (2), pablo (2), neruda (2), fire (2), true (2), heart (2), light (2), moves (2), waiting (2), except (2), should (2), including (2), contemporary (2), finished (2), away (2), vivid (2), third (2), try (2), week (2), myself (2), small (2), bad (2), mojo (2), lovers (2), lover (2), off (2), didn (2), anymore (2), awhile (2), ago (2), wonderful (2), orange (2), bringing (2), forgotten (2), lovely (2), looking (2), towards (2), dvds (2), shelves (2), higher (2), readings (2), featuring (2), reason (2), working (2), amount (2), movie (2), despite (2), progress (2), equality (2), cage (2), our (2), were (2), discussion (2), thing (2), tell (2), across (2), herself (2), matter (2), under (2), women (2), better (2), today (2), generation (2), during (2), opposition (2), party (2), prime (2), minister (2), constant (2), due (2), murder (2), thrilling (2), sure (2), side (2), want (2), set (2), son (2), kylan (2), having (2), stopped (2), taking (2), decided (2), some (2), borrow (2), play (2), couple (2), honey (2), show (2), horrible (2), marriage (2), act (2), everything (2), documentaries (2), white (2), supremacist (2), mississippi (2), funny (2), though (2), urge (2), less (2), enjoyable (2), chapter (2), then (2), felt (2), character (2), clever (2), wanting (2), steps (2), certainly (2), noticed (2), crazy (2), wealthy (2), money (2), country (2), suppose (2), largely (2), famous (2), wedding (2), hope (2), wide (2), collection (2), resolutions (2), enjoyed (2), lurking (2), ever (2), design, name, collapse, bar, manage, subscriptions, view, report, content, privacy, already, join, subscribers, face, perrett, crouch, stoner, williams, joe, cinque, consolation, garner, mayor, casterbridge, turn, aspidistra, orwell, raisin, paragon, bells, gail, norwegian, hipstermattic, matt, granfield, remains, getting, challenging, sexualisation, girls, melidna, tankard, reist, early, took, dog, behind, scenes, museum, 1q84, killed, bogle, mrs, chandler, peter, butt, inferno, dan, brown, gregory, manija, south, border, west, sun, tudors, viii, mistresses, bastards, rupert, adventures, murdoch, fortune, bruce, dover, factor, anonymous, rosie, project, graeme, simsion, lies, diet, industry, sick, poor, gillespie, reluctant, fundamentalist, mohsin, hamid, niche, mirage, ideary, contrariwise, caustic, critic, plus, extra, pulp, whispering, gums, vintage, mean, perpetual, evening, captive, susan, hated, start, shelf, savidge, robaroundbooks, fueled, matters, paperback, insights, porch, farm, lane, chasing, bawa, snob, blook, biblioaddict, cookie, crumbles, guy, moleskine, notebook, sanctuary, weird, travel, translations, thoughts, teaser, tuesdays, stationery, mystery, memoir, humour, auto, biography, holic, philosophy, passages, oxford, press, musing, movies, meme, hyland, lists, loot, gothic, friday, existentialism, covers, booking, thursday, booker, prize, stuff, shopping, banned, zola, emile, zafon, carlos, ruiz, wyse, pascal, wyndham, ellen, winspear, jacqueline, wilde, oscar, watson, waters, sarah, vonnegurt, kurt, verne, jules, stevenson, simenon, georges, shute, nevil, sebold, schlink, bernard, sartre, jean, paul, salinger, rappaport, plath, sylvia, miller, mcewan, ian, mansfield, katherine, maguire, lindqvist, ajvide, levy, ariel, larsson, stieg, kundera, milan, joosten, melanie, shane, jolley, elizabeth, james, jackson, shirley, hooper, chloe, holden, heller, zoe, harwood, harris, charlaine, galgut, damon, gaita, raimond, fitzgerald, scott, fforde, jasper, ellis, brett, easton, eliot, dostoyevsky, fyodor, beauvoir, simone, collins, wilkie, coelho, paulo, christie, camus, albert, burnett, frances, hodgson, charlotte, bennett, alan, baum, frank, amsterdam, steven, amis, martin, adiga, aravind, articles, categories, select, month, jackie, napol, jacq, patty, durfey, tanya, greenbanks, bring, bodies, hilary, mantel, navigation, blood, dies, die, ray, stealing, key, calm, cruel, maybe, consume, blindly, bend, measure, changing, hate, deeply, hating, cold, discovered, poet, poem, immediately, sucked, finally, endearing, guarantee, date, variety, blown, simplicity, drawn, protagonists, latest, least, hours, widely, include, pile, meaning, ages, hardys, etc, eunuch, karenina, nyor, given, lose, right, work, pushing, onto, agenda, newish, librarian, important, hopefully, importance, culture, instilled, once, movement, kicks, 14th, valentine, quietly, months, chaotic, utter, dismay, happily, looks, raving, paid, advertisement, invigorating, disclaimer, serious, hunt, sourced, dusty, smelled, mouldy, complete, fifty, released, cheap, cheerful, ingenuity, reissuing, classic, mass, market, nice, embody, company, accessible, freshen, harks, course, spines, wouldn, shaby, bookcase, numerous, collected, purchase, raved, bookshops, belated, celebration, highlight, selection, comfy, chairs, sit, flick, second, independent, chain, location, lygon, space, large, range, cds, dark, wooden, attached, ladders, reach, produce, cutest, cartoon, style, portrait, open, until, 11pm, destination, dinner, dessert, brunswick, bookstore, saturday, admittedly, visits, bricks, mortar, decreased, years, interest, waned, purchases, moved, online, buy, perks, curse, magazines, mange, accumulate, know, reached, limit, fact, room, home, trailer, adaptation, markus, zuzak, thief, magic, goldworthy, video, impact, reminder, achieve, corsets, restricted, invisible, built, build, ourselves, fit, continues, disappear, body, itself, becomes, stylized, gowns, forebears, restrictive, concealed, number, sins, cellulite, varicose, veins, leg, armpit, pubic, liberated, garments, fiercer, stepped, point, author, ungendered, exclusively, authorship, image, constructs, preconceived, expectations, wears, seemingly, suggestion, smaller, topics, friendship, motherhood, domesticity, ghettorise, themselves, readership, similar, criticisms, rarely, lovingly, documenting, midlife, crisis, assumption, accommodating, prepared, briefly, explores, perception, wonders, aside, leads, lively, younger, eschewed, come, hoped, begins, memorable, speeches, accusation, against, members, namely, leader, tony, abbott, constantly, viewing, foremost, jibes, insults, put, arguably, endure, personal, unmarried, defacto, relationship, children, deliberately, barren, shock, jock, elegantly, phrased, notable, surge, become, topical, several, profile, within, notably, rape, axing, jill, meagher, tor, fac, easy, quick, unstable, narrator, unfold, aren, believe, tend, definite, answer, provide, crescendo, finish, undisclosed, scandinavian, married, flown, coop, city, trained, housewife, controlling, husband, overbearing, mother, law, goes, recites, rules, handbook, flashbacks, pills, everyday, physically, putting, mouth, mocks, swallows, taken, reminding, stop, disaster, unfolded, soon, decides, terribly, wrong, memory, hiding, emma, chapman, picked, wanted, breather, powerful, four, main, couples, middle, age, inviting, place, cap, 2am, faculty, father, thrown, acts, grotesque, draw, arguments, cracks, begin, final, brilliant, explaining, subtle, realise, necessary, afraid, virginia, woolf, edward, albee, 1962, pushes, social, boundaries, filming, documentary, shot, film, went, air, consent, withdrawn, man, later, murdered, hearing, witty, panned, imagined, yet, race, relations, met, befriended, black, killer, wrote, strong, familiar, quicker, school, wished, notes, distracting, pleasure, spent, afternoons, couch, cup, biscuits, watch, version, proves, delight, pride, prejudice, 1813, hard, going, return, thirty, reserves, desire, development, atmospheric, engrossed, evolved, similarly, harry, potter, plotlines, criticism, seems, knack, creating, plots, double, flip, beginning, spot, clues, casual, vacancy, calling, between, amy, psychological, guess, increasingly, unlikeable, written, slump, gillian, flynn, gone, writers, brody, travelling, vienna, unique, talent, structuring, overarching, storylines, interlace, together, beautifully, close, describe, chapters, dots, painting, step, masterpiece, exception, lagged, case, histories, adult, commits, suicide, died, detailing, lead, mails, must, listen, person, otherwise, public, pretty, insightful, teenage, cautionary, tale, bullying, 2007, agnes, executed, iceland, lived, hype, different, sort, wasn, left, amazed, bit, finding, racing, typically, usual, feast, moody, obscure, selling, tables, becoming, rarity, round, summary, lately, nutshell, fun, parody, rise, shine, spotlight, introduction, upper, crust, malay, hawker, salivating, integrates, colloquialisms, adds, footnotes, explain, title, says, sparkly, gold, debut, native, enjoying, follows, descend, island, richest, families, marrying, model, whose, comes, follow, nicholas, educated, overseas, professor, stanford, invites, abc, american, bord, chinese, girlfriend, rachael, meet, craziness, extended, innocently, lures, minefield, cattiness, snobbery, highest, kind, mainland, biggest, sin, couture, totalling, over, millions, lots, jets, class, penny, pinching, penthouses, royal, thai, maids, gurkhas, expensive, frivolities, excesses, actually, rest, wise, without, recommendations, tudor, history, comer, hot, picky, snobby, generally, whim, borrowed, doesn, help, cause, overloaded, saw, sitting, shelve, beautiful, fascinating, screaming, yes, slow, done, wrap, ahead, guys, probably, don, regularly, update, instead, returned, field, full, competitive, overwhelming, recommended, grew, along, enjoy, picking, whatever, fancy, words, missed, feel, hello, participated, session, him, questions, via, phone, exciting, nerve, wracking, slap, completist, challenge, 1001, projects, menu,
Text of the page (random words):
island country for the wedding of the year the son of one of the richest families marrying a famous model whose family comes from new money we follow nicholas young who having been educated overseas and is now an up and coming professor at stanford university invites his abc american bord chinese girlfriend rachael to singapore for the wedding and to meet his family away from the craziness of his insanely wealthy family and extended family nick innocently lures rachel into a minefield of cattiness and snobbery of the highest kind coming from mainland china is the biggest sin of all the novel is filled with couture clothing totalling over millions lots of private jets and first class flying penny pinching penthouses royal thai maids gurkhas and other expensive frivolities that makes you hope that excesses such as these are not actually real what i also loved about the novel is also the excellent introduction to singapore while the book is a story of the insanely rich upper crust of singaporean society it is also a love story to the country especially to its food as a lover of malay and singaporean food especially hawker food this book had me salivating all the way through kwan also integrates singaporean colloquialisms into his character s speech and adds interesting little footnotes to explain them a fun read and perhaps one of the first books to parody the rise or shine the spotlight on the insanely wealthy asians and the new generation of new money coming from china share this share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on x opens in new window x share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr more email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on reddit opens in new window reddit share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading posted in reviews fiction reviews k and tagged crazy rich asians kevin kwan singapore on november 27 2013 by mae 3 comments recent reads in a nutshell i ve been reading quite a bit again which i am loving i m finding that i am racing through books but i m still typically reading a book a week i have noticed that i am reading more popular fiction these days rather than my usual feast of moody classics or obscure authors i have been reading titles that are on all the best selling tables in bookstores although even that is becoming a rarity these days so here is a round up and a little summary of what i ve read lately burial rites by hannah kent 2013 a story of the last days of agnes who was the last woman to be executed in iceland interesting and certainly vivid but i m not sure if it lived up to the hype it is certainly different to the sort of australian novels but i wasn t left amazed thirteen reasons why by jay asher 2007 a young adult novel about a girl who commits suicide before she died she made thirteen tapes detailing the steps and people who lead her to take her last steps and she mails them to each of the thirteen people on the list the people on the list must listen to all the tapes and past them on to the next person otherwise the tapes would be made public a pretty insightful novel on the teenage world and a cautionary tale about bullying life after life by kate atkinson 2013 i love kate atkinson i think she is one of the best writers today and i always love her brody novels case histories is an amazing book and i remember wanting to stay in and read it while i was travelling in vienna atkinson has this unique talent for structuring overarching storylines and have them interlace together beautifully before bringing it to a close the best way i can think to describe her stories is that her chapters are like a series of little dots in a painting and by the end if you step back you ll have an amazing masterpiece life after life was no exception although i did find that it lagged a little towards the end gone girl by gillian flynn 2013 a love story about the marriage between nick and amy both get to tell their side of the story and it s a clever psychological read although i did guess the first part both characters became increasingly unlikeable though but a very well written if you re in a reading slump read this the cuckoo s calling by robert galbraith 2013 galbraith is also known as j k rowling i never read the casual vacancy i did read a chapter or two but found it hard going and then i had to return it to the library because it had around thirty five reserves on it and then never felt the desire to continue with it but this this is a most wonderful crime fiction fantastic character development very atmospheric and by chapter two you have forgotten that this is j k rowling writing as robert galbraith by that time you re simply engrossed in the story i did find the story evolved quite similarly to harry potter plotlines but that isn t a criticism another fantastic and clever read and rowling seems to have a knack for creating plots that makes you double take at the end and wanting to flip through to the beginning again to see if you spot the clues again i always love that pride and prejudice by jane austen 1813 i think after reading so many contemporary crime fiction i had a strong urge to re read this old familiar a quicker read than i remember but not any less enjoyable i read my high school copy of this book and i wished i didn t write so many notes in it it was quite distracting but re reading jane austen is always such a pleasure i spent the most enjoyable afternoons reading on the couch with a lovely cup of tea and biscuits after reading it i had the urge to re watch the bbc version of this and it still proves to be a delight murder in mississippi the true story of how i met a white supremacist befriended his black killer and wrote this book 2013 john safran s first book he is more well known for his documentaries that pushes social and his own boundaries while filming his last documentary race relations he had shot some film with a white supremacist in mississippi that never went to air due to consent being withdrawn that man was later murdered and when hearing this safran thought this would be his truman capote moment it s an interesting book and safran is as funny and witty in his writing as he is in his documentaries the way the story panned out was not what i had imagined though but that isn t a bad thing very interesting book but perhaps not safran s capote moment yet who s afraid of virginia woolf by edward albee 1962 for some reason i picked up this book and decided to borrow it from the library perhaps i wanted a little breather after safran s book this is a fantastic play so short but so powerful there are four main characters who are two couples middle age couple martha and george end up inviting a young couple who is new to town nick and honey to their place for a night cap at 2am after a faculty party martha s father had thrown the first two acts show martha and george as such grotesque people who are so horrible to each other as martha and george both play their games and draw nick and honey into their arguments cracks begin to show in their own new marriage but the third act the final act is so brilliant at explaining everything in such a subtle way that you realise why their horrible games were necessary how to be a good wife by emma chapman 2013 set in an undisclosed scandinavian town marta and hector have been married for a very long time their only son kylan have flown the coop and now lives in the city marta has been trained to be the perfect housewife with the much older controlling husband and overbearing mother in law as marta goes through her days she recites rules from the good wife handbook but marta finds herself having flashbacks and a life she can t remember she has stopped taking her pills that hector makes her take everyday physically putting them into her mouth that marta mocks swallows she has taken them for as long as she can remember with both kylan and hector reminding her about the last time she decided to stop taking them and the disaster that unfolded marta soon decides that something is terribly wrong with her memory and that hector is hiding something a very thrilling easy and quick read marta is an unstable narrator and as things unfold you aren t sure what to believe although i did tend to side with marta there is no definite answer at the end but it does provide a thrilling crescendo that will make you want to stay up and finish the book share this share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on x opens in new window x share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr more email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on reddit opens in new window reddit share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading posted in australian writer reading and tagged hannah kent jane austen john safran kate atkinson reading robert galbraith on october 16 2013 by mae 10 comments review unfinished business sex freedom and misogyny by anna goldsworthy 2013 there has been a notable surge in narrative non fiction on the idea of misogyny in australia the excellent night games sex power and sport by anna krien and the misogyny fac tor by anne summers it has become quite topical due to several high profile events within the last year most notably the rape and murder of jill meagher and the axing of our first female prime minister julia gillard this essay begins with one of the more memorable speeches julia gillard made during her term the speech is not one on politics but rather an accusation against the male members of the opposition party namely the opposition leader tony abbott for constantly viewing the prime minister of australia as a woman first and foremost the constant gender jibes and insults that gillard has had to put up with during her term that arguably a male pm would have not had to endure gillard s personal life was particularly under scrutiny as she is also unmarried in a defacto relationship and has never had children deliberately barren as a shock jock elegantly phrased it aside from that goldsworthy leads into a lively discussion of what feminism is in today s society when many in the younger generation have eschewed that term have we really come as far as we had hoped as a society where there is gender equality the essay also briefly explores the perception of the female as a writer as goldsworthy wonders about the suggestion that women by writing about smaller topics such as friendship motherhood and domesticity ghettorise themselves from a male readership similar criticisms have rarely been made of the male writer lovingly documenting his midlife crisis the assumption is that women as the accommodating sex are better prepared to read across gender p 32 i think that is an excellent point i think awhile ago there was a discussion on the idea of gender writing is there really such a thing can you really tell if an author is female male ungendered exclusively by their writing from authorship goldsworthy moves across to the image of the woman and how she constructs herself no matter what she does she will always have preconceived expectations on her simply because she is female the way she does or does not do her hair make up and the amount of clothing she wears she will be under scrutiny no matter what she does despite the progress society has seemingly made as clothing continues to disappear the body itself becomes more stylized the gowns of our forebears may have been restrictive but they concealed any number of modern day female sins cellulite varicose veins leg hair armpit hair pubic hair the more we were liberated from these garments the fiercer the scrutiny we stepped into p 41 we may be out of the corsets but are we even now more restricted by the invisible cage built around us the cage we build around ourselves to fit into society a very interesting essay and it s also a reminder that despite the progress in society we still have a way to go to achieve gender equality here is the video of that speech by julia gillard that made such an impact share this share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on x opens in new window x share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr more email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on reddit opens in new window reddit share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading posted in essays feminism goldsworthy anna reviews non fiction and tagged anna goldworthy quarterly essay on august 24 2013 by mae 3 comments movie magic the trailer for the movie adaptation for markus zuzak s the book thief is out now it does look good share this share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on x opens in new window x share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr more email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on reddit opens in new window reddit share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading posted in adaptations on august 23 2013 by mae 1 comment national bookshop day on saturday 10 th august it was national bookshop day here in australia admittedly my visits to bricks and mortar bookstores have decreased these past few years not because my interest has waned or my purchases have moved online but because i simply no longer buy as many books one of the perks or curse of working in a library is the amount of books magazines and dvds you mange to accumulate on your account and before you know it you have reached your limit it may also be the fact that i no longer have as much room to store the books at home for now as a belated celebration i thought i ll highlight my two favourite bookstores in melbourne the first is the brunswick st bookstore it s a great little store filled with a great selection of books there are comfy chairs towards the back for you to sit and flick through books the second is readings an independent chain in melbourne my favourite store is its original location on lygon st it s a big space filled with a large range including books cds and dvds i always find something new and interesting here i especially love the dark wooden shelves and the attached ladders to reach those higher shelves readings also produce the cutest little bookmarks featuring a cartoon style portrait of well known authors that you can take with you most of all i think the reason why i love these two bookstores the most is because they both stay open until 10 11pm which makes them a great destination after you ve finished dinner and dessert where are your favourite bookshops share this share on facebook opens in new window facebook share on x opens in new window x share on pinterest opens in new window pinterest share on tumblr opens in new window tumblr more email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on reddit opens in new window reddit share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading posted in bo...
|
