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I’ve rated this book 4 boat rides out of 5 because I know I will come back to read it again in a few years, to get that whiff of freshness. 🤷🏼‍♀️ My only disappointment with this book was that not enough space was devoted to these characters which meant that they were just another maniacal, pixie like, dreamy persons who gently guided Jean into finding himself. As he sets off on an impromptu journey, he discovers people who are a mixed bunch – an author with a writer’s block, an Italian chef cum handyman with a fantastic story to share and some more such characters, you get the drift. He aims to sell only the right books to broken souls but his own heart also needs mending of its own. Plot – Monseiur Jean Perdu goes about his routine life and operates a floating bookstore, aptly named Literary Apothecary. Also, being a book about bookstore, my #tbr pile has now grown even further. It takes you on the journey to mend your 💔. When you’re bogged down by real world drama and everyday trifles, this book feels like a breath of fresh air. Become a PICT Member.The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George My rating: 🚤🚤🚤🚤/5 This book is a delightful read. The tour on the 3rd of October is FREE for PICT Members only. A main component of the tour will be English-language bookstores.Įxact times and dates are determined in consultation with the participants. We will mainly focus on bookstores around the St. To a bibliophile, Paris is like an open book–and we will read the most exciting chapters!

And we will explore the local markets where Parisian book lovers go hunting for bargain treasures. We will stroll by the booksellers on the Seine, whose lockers obstruct the view of the river only to pull you in with their vintage merchandise. We will explore classic bookstores such as Shakespeare and Company, where aspiring writers since Hemingway have searched for literary inspiration.

On this tour, we will follow the city’s love affair with the book.

Paris is a literary city, a city where people who visit their friends still bring books as gifts.

The paris bookshop