Do you read with your feet?

If libraries are the beating heart of our culture – circulating stories, ideas and history for all – then surely bookshops should be revered.

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Bookstores are where we find the freshly published and our favourite reads.

Books are tangible, giftable, receivable, lendable and ultimately recyclable. They grow our brains, educate, inform and entertain.

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There’s everything to treasure about our books, writers, publishers and booksellers.

Are our bookshops endangered?

As the virtual world strengthens its hold on us, there’s valid concern about bookshop closures.

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Remember the rise of the video store and the demise of the suburban cinema? 

Fast forward a decade or two, and the video stores were closing, while cinemas revived and have survived.

May our beloved bookstores endure. Survive. Thrive!

‘Vote 1’ bookshops 

As Christmas approaches, I know where I’ll be walking.

I’ll pop in. Browse. Buy.

Do you have a beloved bookshop or three?

Blues Point Bookshop
Blues Point Bookshop

Reader nominations include:

Feel free to email me at AmberJakemanSydney@gmail.com and I’ll add your pick to the list.

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