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Robotswithpersonality
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How have I never seen this word before?!

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Yuki_Onna
Buchhandlung Krebs | Langeoog, Niedersachsen, Germany (Bookstore)
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Holiday #bookhaul 📚
All books bought at the tagged #bookstore - one of my favorite indie bookstores in the world.
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#indiebookstores #bookshopping #NorthSea #EastFrisianIslands #supportlocalbookstores #summerreading #thrillers #fairytales

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thewallflower0707
Bookshop | 34000 Montpellier, France (Bookstore)
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I‘m back from my travels, after a very long and exhausting day flying from Barcelona back to my home town in Northern Germany.
This is a fantastic little English & French #bookstore in #Montpellier in the South of #France. I spent two days there and survived 36-38 degrees. The store is on a very famous street which has a colourful staircase and it‘s just lovely.

#holiday #travel

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thewallflower0707
Shakespeare and Company (Paris) | Paris, France (Bookstore)
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When in #Paris, you have to visit Shakespeare and Company!! Be prepared to wait in a queue though. I was there twice and both times I waited for around 20 minutes. At least we had shade! The queue ensures that the shop doesn‘t get too crowded and that you can still somewhat enjoy it.

#travel #bookstore

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Nebklvr
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Pickpick

One of the best books about book people. A great comfort read. Funny, sad, and yes, a bit saccharine too. I needed a book about good humans.

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bibliobliss
Booklover's Library | Madeline Martin
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Had to share!!

Gissy 📚📚🙌❤️ 1w
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janeycanuck
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Pickpick

Not what I was expecting but I enjoyed the mystery clues. Some of the backstory was revealed in a bit of a heavy-handed way but it was a nice summer read.

My July #DoubleSpin

TheAromaofBooks Yay!!! 1w
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bekakins
The Sentence | Louise Erdrich
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#roll100 plus book club read for this month. Really enjoyed this - although some pretty harrowing sections about Covid/Floyd George which made for difficult (but important) reading. I‘m looking forward to discussing this one!

Plus, first time I‘ve come across a dog in a book with the same name as mine!

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AroundTheBookWorld
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