Oct 12, 2014
Hiking yesterday with the baby Mamas #IntlBabyWearingWeek2014 #ventureHawaii #IBW2014 #CruzitoAlonzo (at Makapuu Lighthouse Trail)
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Hiking yesterday with the baby Mamas #IntlBabyWearingWeek2014 #ventureHawaii #IBW2014 #CruzitoAlonzo (at Makapuu Lighthouse Trail)
International Babywearing week adventures #IBW2014 (at Makapuu Lighthouse Trail)
The past week has been Independent Bookseller’s Week, and to celebrate it, I went on a bookshop crawl across London. Take a look at some of the different places I visited!
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Hidden Bookshops
Throughout the Chronicles of Narnia the Pevensie children can never find a way into Narnia when they are looking for it, only when they stop looking do they succeed.
Independent bookshops are like Narnia, at least for me. Armed with low battery, vague directions and “You Are Here” maps that are scattered around London (I’ll be more prepared next time) I attempted to find several bookshops. Alas,…
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Mark Forsyth’s The Unknown Unknown: Bookshops and the Delight of Not Getting What You Wanted is now available exclusively from indies. Find out more about it and how to enter our competition to win a luxury leatherbound copy of his third book, The Elements of Eloquence, plus National Book Tokens.
If you missed the Great Bookshop Debate at Foyles this week, with a fantastic panel including Mark Forsyth, Jason Cowley (Editor of the New Statesman), Robert Hiscox (owner of The White Horse Bookshop), Nicholas Lovell (author of The Curve), Louise Doughty (author of Apple Tree Yard), Kate Gunning (key account manager for independents at Penguin Random House), check out our Storify of tweets, photos and articles about the evening.
Mark Forsyth’s The Unknown Unknown: Bookshops and the Delight of Not Getting What You Wanted is now available exclusively from indies. Find out more about it and how to enter our competition to win a luxury leatherbound copy of his third book, The Elements of Eloquence, plus National Book Tokens.