Wigtown, August 2024
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Wigtown, August 2024
John Everett Millais (English, 1829-1896)
The Martyr of Solway
A busy second day at The Open Book! I opened from just after 10 and after a quiet start, things really picked up around lunchtime.
A lot of people were visiting the area yesterday and popped in to look for books by local authors. If I didn't have what they were looking for, I sent them down the road to The Bookshop, The Old Bank Bookshop or Well-Read Books.
I sold books on how to be right, Victorian prophets, nature and freelancing as a journalist (I wonder who bought that one...) before breaking for a late lunch at Café Rendezvous. The salad was 10/10.
After lunch, I took a trip to Well-Read books (my neighbour!) and marvelled at their crime selection, as well as Number 11 is Wigtown Festival Company's book and gift shop.
Customers: 20
Takings: £31.85
Outgoings: 5 books, apple and caramel cake
Currently reading: Preloved by Lauren Bravo (finished last night,) The Glass Cliff by Sophie Williams
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21.07.22 // The Bookshop, Wigtown, Scotland
I understand that bookshops tend to have a lot of books in them, but there are so many books in this shop.
The Bookshop Band play a version of their song "A Shop With Books In", to support Books Are My Bag, supporting bookshops all over the UK and Ireland. LYRICST...
In a Shop with Books In.....
Lovely just!