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City Lights Bookshop

City Lights Bookshop

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356 Richmond St, London, Ontario, N6A 3C2, Canada
(519) 679-8420 www.citylightsbookshop.ca
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Jun 9, 2019
A lovely, absolutely fantastic bookstore. As much as it is a great store to find a hidden gem or two in, it's also an experience of being immersed in a culture of literature that creates such a great feeling. The place feels like it's got memories and ideas leaking from not only the books but the building too; I can't wait to go back and explore again.

Apr 9, 2019
It's a wonderful bookshop filled to the brim with older books. You'll find some brilliant, and maybe even some rare finds. For example I saw a sign saying that they had a volume of Shakespeare from 1757. This is the kind of place that your favourite fictional character that has a penitence for a good book would make a point of stopping by.

Jul 10, 2019
City lights bookshop is a great little spot. They've got a great selection of books, CDs, records and all other forms of media. It's like Amazon but with character. They're also great about photographers coming in and taking photos either with models or just to take some neat shots of the store. I would highly recommend it as a shopping place or for your next photoshoot!

Jul 19, 2019
Always a well informed staff working and music to fit the search for books.

Jun 8, 2019
Lots and lots of books and very good prices. Best place to bring books you want to sell also.

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