book-shops

In his paper, "Marketing Pornography on the Information Superhighway," Rimm concentrated mostly on adults-only bulletin boards (the equivalent of X-rated book-shops).

No Place For Kids? 2008

His books were published in such enormous numbers and so many different editions that they actually competed against one another in the book-shops.

The Idealised and Naturalistic View of Reality: Early 20th Century German Literature Laureates 2005

There seems to be no authority for the meaning ordinarily assigned to libellis, "book-shops."

Poems and Fragments 2006

There seems to be no authority for the meaning ordinarily assigned to libellis, "book-shops."

Poems and Fragments 2006

There were the cabs and the awnings and the book-shops; the old men in black gowns billowing; the young women in pink and blue dresses flowing; and the young men in straw hats carrying cushions under their arms.

The Years 2004

I had a charming flat on the Left Bank, near the university, between Luxembourg Gardens and those amazing book-shops along the Seine.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001

Those were days when the publisher Bennett Cerf could jest truthfully that in many states there were more blacksmith shops than book-shops.

CLEAR PICTURES REYNOLDS PRICE 1988

Those were days when the publisher Bennett Cerf could jest truthfully that in many states there were more blacksmith shops than book-shops.

CLEAR PICTURES REYNOLDS PRICE 1988

Being too poor to buy all the books required to satiate his hunger for knowledge, he would saunter about in the marketplace and book-shops, and peruse the books exposed there for sale, having probably made some sort of agreement with the booksellers, who may have taken an interest in the ardent student.

Lunheng 1962

I have not seen it and do not know, whether it is still to be found in the book-shops, and whether it differs from the current text.

Lunheng 1962