Having read his first two books, I was surprised when this arrived at how small it was. But good things / small packages and all that. It may be a small, slim volume, but it's spot on and hilarious. I've never owned a bookshop (yet) but I recognise these people from time spent in bookshops - and ...
The follow up to his Diary of a Bookseller, a book I enjoyed even more than I expected, so when I heard this was out, I immediately went out and bought it. Every bit as good as the first, though where the first was primarily wacky and funny, this one had a sharper, more contemplative edge and, as ...
I saw this in my local just before Christmas and snatched it up, as my not-so-secret fantasy is to own a bookshop (me, not the bank, which is why it remains a fantasy), and I never get tired of reading first hand accounts from the front. But this one was even better than I was hoping for; it was inf...
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