I've driven by this bookstore in the Lakeview neighborhood often enough to stop noticing it so it was years before I realized that what appeared to be "reorganization" was really a permanent mess. I'm sure this makes finding a real gem among all the rubble a triumph but I do prefer a little more order...
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Cook Your Books
I've driven by this bookstore in the Lakeview neighborhood often enough to stop noticing it so it was years before I realized that what appeared to be "reorganization" was really a permanent mess. I'm sure this makes finding a real gem among all the rubble a triumph but I do prefer a little more order...
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This book store is one that I'd like to visit; organized or not it looks like it would be a great place to browse.
ReplyDeleteI love browsing through old book stores - you never know what you might find! This one looks like it is particularly "dusty" and would be fun to ramble through.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite type of bookstore! A little disorganized but the gems are worth it. The owners and staff probably know where everything is and can find it. Organized chaos! Great photo.
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Rare and well-done, I get it. Medium, I guess I'd pass those by.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite clever on the front window and would curely draw me in.
The bookstores I know that sell old books usually have a messy look. I don't mind the disorder...
ReplyDeleteThe Water Tower picture is stunning!
Look forward to seeing you at Blogtrotter
Thank you for your comments, Kate, Clueless, Northbay, Annie and gmg.
ReplyDeleteClueless, dusty is a good word to describe it. I like the word "sneezy"...I agree with you Northbay, I am sure the people who run it do know where stuff is...GMG, I'll be visiting everyone when I get back to Chicago--I look forward to catching up on everyone's photos!
I would feel the need to straighten as I browsed! nice picture though.
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