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An irresistible treat for all bibliophiles - WATERSTONES

This book celebrates the power of literature to spark meaningful conversations and build deep connections - Frontline

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The Bookshop Woman is a true story about a Japanese bookseller's year of self-discovery using a dating app to recommend perfect strangers the book that will change their life

About the Author

NANAKO HANADA is a bookseller in Tokyo. Her first book, The Bookshop Woman, was an unexpected 80,000-copy bestseller, and has since been adapted into a TV drama. The royalties allowed Nanako to open her own bookshop called Kani Books.
 
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  • ISBN: 9781914240782
  • Author: Nanako Hanada
  • Publisher: Brazen
  • Pages: 224
  • Format: Paperback
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An irresistible treat for all bibliophiles - WATERSTONES

This book celebrates the power of literature to spark meaningful conversations and build deep connections - Frontline

Book Description

The Bookshop Woman is a true story about a Japanese bookseller's year of self-discovery using a dating app to recommend perfect strangers the book that will change their life

About the Author

NANAKO HANADA is a bookseller in Tokyo. Her first book, The Bookshop Woman, was an unexpected 80,000-copy bestseller, and has since been adapted into a TV drama. The royalties allowed Nanako to open her own bookshop called Kani Books.
 

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