He booked a book from a bookseller.
She has set up in business as a bookseller.
I think more than anyone else because I'm a bookseller.
Mitchell has set up in business as a bookseller.
She set up shop as a bookseller in the High Street.
The bookseller gave him a nice new pencil and some writing paper .
The bookseller is also a publisher at the same time, especially a writer.
At the boy's last remark, the bookseller looked at him curiously.
The bookseller tells Chatwin that the manufacturer had died and his heirs sold the business.
The bookseller escape fled to red flower at home, accidentally left the own certificates at the red house.
Books-a-Million, the third-largest bookseller with 231 stores, followed suit last week, making the same argument.
Borders, a once-huge bookseller, announced on July 18th that it will liquidate its remaining stores, leaving nearly 10, 700 staff jobless.
For 20 years, an outspoken New York writer and a rather more restrained London bookseller carried on an increasingly touching correspondence.
One is that publishers are at the mercy of an inefficient distribution system: piles of books may sit unsold at one bookseller while demand goes unmet at another.
I think it's a bookseller. When I call him, I realize it's a boy from the Chinese Department of Shenzhen Radio.
Some time ago I read an appreciation about an Iraqi bookseller in Baghdad who had been killed in a car bombing.
It is not a difficult trade to learn and the large chain-stores can never force the small bookseller out of existence as they have done to the corner shop.
If you want the book to be categorized, either by a bookseller or a library, it has to be assigned a unique numerical code, like an ISBN, for International Standard book Number.
Online bookseller Amazon has plans to unveil a wireless electronic book reader, a kind of literary iPod, which already has UK publishers scrambling to digitise their entire range of titles.
