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Receipts From the Bookshop. A Bookseller's Year
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- Nombre de pages304
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-3996-2952-2
- EAN9781399629522
- Date de parution04/06/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPhoenix
Résumé
'ABSOLUTE HEAVEN' INDIA KNIGHT'WARM AND UPLIFTING' AJ PEARCE'THE PERFECT ANTIDOTE TO THE WORLD RIGHT NOW' JENNIE GODFREYMany of us dream of owning a bookshop, but for Katie Clapham it happened by accident, when she moved back to the seaside town she grew up in and went into business with her mum. Once a week, Katie sits behind the counter and chronicles the day's comings and goings - mostly people who were actually hoping to catch her mother.
The triumphs here are small but hard won: a tea crisis averted, a book title correctly identified from a cryptic clutch of clues. Not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of being named the Seventh-Best Bookshop in the Country by The Times on a day where takings came to around £16.98. Customers appear for a browse and a chat, in search of a recommendation or the perfect gift. Others enter the shop for more unexpected reasons ? to borrow a screwdriver, locate a priest or simply to ask if there's 'a nice place for an omelette around here'.
Each day brings its own joys and frustrations, though not always in equal measure .
The triumphs here are small but hard won: a tea crisis averted, a book title correctly identified from a cryptic clutch of clues. Not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of being named the Seventh-Best Bookshop in the Country by The Times on a day where takings came to around £16.98. Customers appear for a browse and a chat, in search of a recommendation or the perfect gift. Others enter the shop for more unexpected reasons ? to borrow a screwdriver, locate a priest or simply to ask if there's 'a nice place for an omelette around here'.
Each day brings its own joys and frustrations, though not always in equal measure .



