I was looking a few books on Amazon but there weren’t previews. So I checked out this bookstore for the first time and voila, not only did I found the books but there’s a very good collection on the subject. A very nice environment for book browsing. They even got manga! They got a pretty nice cafe on the fifth floor too. Nice place for coffee and chats actually!
This Dongdong is so good, will you go next time? ! ! !
People who love reading all over the world should know about the book, 84 Charing Cross Street, which also adds a unique charm to the Foyles bookstore on Charing Street. The Foyles Bookstore, now visible, has been renovated, with a six-story building with a simple and charming layout. On the fourth floor of the central courtyard, there is nearly 37,000 square feet of space, with more than 200,000 books on display, mostly social and literary works.
As the UK’s largest independent bookstore, Foyles is clean, practical and designed to ensure that consumers of all ages feel comfortable. Moreover, the huge venue is their unique selling point and the most valuable resource. Walking into this bookstore, you are like an archaeological site, you must search for books in the sand and gold, and enjoy the fun of "discovery" in the pile of books that make people confused. Another advantage is that you feel that big literary and old customers such as Bernard Shaw may be around you.
I like the bookstore very much, the decoration style is very European, there are many books, the price is very expensive
I was looking a few books on Amazon but there weren’t previews. So I checked out this bookstore for the first time and voila, not only did I found the books but there’s a very good collection on the subject. A very nice environment for book browsing. They even got manga! They got a pretty nice cafe on the fifth floor too. Nice place for coffee and chats actually!
This Dongdong is so good, will you go next time? ! ! !
People who love reading all over the world should know about the book, 84 Charing Cross Street, which also adds a unique charm to the Foyles bookstore on Charing Street. The Foyles Bookstore, now visible, has been renovated, with a six-story building with a simple and charming layout. On the fourth floor of the central courtyard, there is nearly 37,000 square feet of space, with more than 200,000 books on display, mostly social and literary works.
As the UK’s largest independent bookstore, Foyles is clean, practical and designed to ensure that consumers of all ages feel comfortable. Moreover, the huge venue is their unique selling point and the most valuable resource. Walking into this bookstore, you are like an archaeological site, you must search for books in the sand and gold, and enjoy the fun of "discovery" in the pile of books that make people confused. Another advantage is that you feel that big literary and old customers such as Bernard Shaw may be around you.
I like the bookstore very much, the decoration style is very European, there are many books, the price is very expensive