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The article discusses the newly established Bookstore Village in Gochang, South Korea, highlighting the unique independent bookstores that have come together to form a community.

A selection of book recommendations from five bookstores for readers during the Clean Monday long weekend in Greece.

This article highlights specialized bookstores in São Paulo that offer rare titles and themed collections, focusing on topics such as architecture and football.

Bookstores in São Paulo are evolving into social hubs, offering coffee, exchange fairs, debates, and live music while adapting to changing reading habits.

Great Book Thursday will feature ten diverse new titles in Czech bookstores on March 19, including a biography of Charles IV, a novel about post-apocalyptic Russia, and an exploration of psychotherapy.

The Lexikopouleio bookstore in Pagkrati, Greece, is set to close on March 15, 2025, prompting a wave of nostalgic reactions and discussions about the challenges facing small independent bookstores.

Gisèle Pelicot's autobiography, 'Et la joie de vivre', is achieving significant success in bookstores globally, with translations in multiple languages and strong public support.

A Hong Kong bookseller, Leticia Wong, shares insights on the risks of running an independent bookstore amidst increasing governmental scrutiny in the city, specifically regarding the sale of a book about democracy advocate Jimmy Lai.

Jaan Aru's book 'Aju vabadus' has dominated the sales rankings at Apollo bookstores in Estonia for multiple weeks, addressing the need to protect human intelligence in the era of artificial intelligence.

During the Carnival week, various events are scheduled in Buenos Aires, including a bookstore route, special performances, and gastronomic promotions.

The article explores the political leanings of Parisian bookstores, questioning whether they predominantly reflect leftist ideologies in their offerings.

Families in Almirante Brown, Argentina, can benefit from discounts on school supplies due to a new promotion from local businesses and the municipal government.

This February 12, from 7 PM to 11 PM, Villa Crespo will host a bookstore route with special programs and a closing show featuring Kevin Johansen and Liniers.

This article highlights the best-selling books in Croatian bookstores for January, with a particular focus on a trending self-help book.

The Ananindeua Book Fair in Greater Belém will take place this weekend, aiming to gather writers, used bookstores, publishers, and local collectives.

Eight independent booksellers in Berlin are joining forces to ensure the survival of their socially significant bookstores, which serve as more than just retail spaces.

The article explores astrological signs that have a natural inclination towards reading and immersing themselves in books, treating bookstores as sanctuaries.

Two years ago, Adelphi acquired the rights to Philip Roth's works from Einaudi, leading to the withdrawal of copies from bookstores, and since then, only 'Portnoy' has been retranslated, while old titles' prices have skyrocketed online.

Valérie Perrin's new novel "My Dear Aunt" has risen to the top of the Apollo bookstores' weekly sales chart, featuring an intriguing story about two women from different generations with intertwined fates.

In a book market that has stabilized after years of turmoil, physical bookstores are regaining importance as the online market slows down and readers value personal interactions and recommendations.

China's bookstores are gaining popularity as trendy photo spots rather than for their literary offerings, attracting influencers and photographers to their artistic designs.

The decision by Rijeka's new mayor, Iva Rinčić, to eliminate a 50% rent reduction for bookstores operating in city-owned spaces has sparked widespread criticism from booksellers, writers, and cultural figures across Croatia.

Tama Janowitz, celebrated by Andy Warhol and Vladimir Nabokov, returns to bookstores with a coming-of-age novel set to be published first in Italy on February 3, featuring an exclusive preview excerpt.

The mayor of Rijeka, Iva Rinčić, announced that a 50% rent reduction for bookstore tenants was not approved due to its unlawful nature and a legal decision will be prepared in agreement with the booksellers.

In Germany, many churches are either abandoned or being demolished, but they can be repurposed into bookstores, climbing gyms, yoga studios, or apartments, illustrating a global trend of transforming these structures.

An interesting trend is emerging as bookstores evolve to become spaces for building relationships through shared reading experiences and community events.

Sonia Draga discusses the challenges facing the Polish book market, including distribution issues and price wars among major players, advocating for a book law to stabilize prices.

Prominent authors like Salman Rushdie and Yasmina Reza are set to return to bookstores with their new books in 2026, building anticipation in the literary world.

Numerous essays, including works by Gisèle Pelicot, Emmanuel Macron, and Abbé Pierre, will be released at the start of the 2026 literary season, highlighting Pelicot's new book co-authored with Judith Perrignon.

The 'We Can' party warns that the mayor's decision to cancel a 50% rent reduction for bookstores in Rijeka could lead to their closure.

The article discusses a voting event across various bookstores to identify the best books of the 21st century, showcasing notable titles and authors.

A selection of the 25 most important books from the first quarter of the 21st century, as chosen by 21 bookstores across Spain.