second-hand bookshop

Her mother worked in a second-hand bookshop after Julie was born.

There is no second-hand bookshop in the world more worthy of respect.

He bought a book of poems at a second-hand bookshop and kept them on the table by his bed.

And, glory be, there are still two excellent second-hand bookshops.

This means plenty of time in libraries and second-hand bookshops.

Or try second-hand bookshops: there seems to be a low public demand for the titles!

God copies are very hard to find, but you could always be lucky in a second-hand bookshop.

It is particularly well known for its second-hand bookshops.

You can often pick them up in second-hand bookshops.

He was later employed at a second-hand bookshop in Stockholm.

I remember applying for a job in a second-hand bookshop and not getting it."

On your left is the original Osterley station, now a second-hand bookshop.

But here, none too soon, are the second-hand bookshops.

Nevertheless, readers all over the world continue to find her books in second-hand bookshops and libraries.

The ability of second-hand bookshops to open a window on to a place's soul isn't restricted to England.

Moran said "Running a second-hand bookshop is a guaranteed commercial failure."

Here in Ludlow we have lost five second-hand bookshops.

My favourite second-hand bookshop is on the way to the grocer’s, so a simple trip for a pint of milk can take some time.

Like any second-hand bookshop, Words buys and sells books.

Peter had found them in a second-hand bookshop.

It is still owned by the Trust, and is open to the public as a second-hand bookshop.

Before he earned a living from writing novels, Lethem worked in a series of second-hand bookshops.

It was packed – and much busier, I am afraid to say, than my second-hand bookshop.

If the weather is still biting, have a browse in its second-hand bookshop to warm up.

I was twice in the second-hand bookshop and regret to say I never bought a thing.