General bookshops France

In this bookstore, you can find Madonna, comics (Marvel, Walt Disney) and other works and derivatives (statuettes, figurines…) linked to this universe. But the "Bullimic" also serves as a tea salon where hot or cold drinks can be served.

It is one of the oldest bookstores laval since it has known - and cohabited with - all the major brands that have occupied the former Jesuit land in Saint-Michel over the last 1968 years transformed into a hypermarket in: Suma, Mammoth ("écrase prices! »), Stoc, Champion and, for several years, Carrefour Market. Of course, we do not find in this bookstore all the books that may be of interest to us, but we know that there will necessarily be all those who are spoken at the time we are going. It is, however, safe to find all the titles of the French press (including the so-called sulfureux newspapers: Charlie Hebdo on one side and Rivarol on the other). Thanks to the stationery radius, mothers can also buy the supplies that the teacher asked his students. Finally, the house is also carterie and offering some gift ideas that can get smiles of contentment at the foot of the Christmas tree.

In the heart of the Sainte-Thérèse district, renamed Nouvelle Ville, a charming bookstore has taken its place. In the age of social networks and the lack of interest in reading on paper for more and more people, Xavier Wacogne goes against the grain and rightly believes that books remain a precious commodity. His passion is noted every time someone asks him for advice. The general bookshop (literature, poetry, comics, fine arts, humanities, youth...) is full of literary nuggets to discover without moderation. Friday evenings are reserved for meetings with authors to discuss their books and create intellectual emulations. Go and vibrate!

Clémence and Mario, who are both passionate about literature, particularly children's literature, decided to open a general bookshop selling books in English, Spanish, Basque and French. One of the special features of the shop is the comments - and even reviews - written by the readers themselves on certain books. Children will find books, comics and mangas, as well as a play area with wooden toys and a vintage arcade game.

The Fnac that everyone knows, giant of the distribution of cultural products, settled in the centre of Boulogne-sur-Mer in June 2014, for the greatest happiness of the inhabitants and tourists of passing. This is culture in the broadest sense. Fnac offers a relatively diversified offer and wide choice in all ranges. The high-tech radius, the latest Cree products to libraries full of works for all tastes, through Cds and other Dvds. You will also notice the area dedicated to the youngest as well as the stationery radius. Certainly one of the most beautiful successes of the blend of trade and culture. Moreover, there is a ticket for concerts and other shows. Not insignificant!

Generalist bookshop and stationery store, Ruc is a reference in Colmar. Since 2013, booksellers Christelle and François Céard have taken over the store and developed the bookshop, making Ruc a cultural player in the city and a privileged partner for the Colmar Book Fair. General literature, classical literature, history, philosophy, arts, comic books, travel guides, personal development, Ruc's selection of books allows everyone to find the book that he or she will like. Don't hesitate to follow the recommendations of booksellers and to order the older books from them. For children's literature, a new place, Les Petits Ruc located Grand-Rue opened in 2018, for more choice and more gifts. For those who are passionate about and curious about literature, don't miss the meetings with the writers and the events around literature offered on a regular basis. The well-stocked stationery and fine arts department is also a reference for school supplies, diaries, pens and fine arts. On five levels with a surface area of 650 m², served by a central staircase, there is something for every taste.

Le Biglemoi isn't just a dance invented by Boris Vian! It's also a café-library in the heart of Fives. A wonderful conversion for a place that used to be... a butcher's shop! On the bookshop side: thousands of references for all tastes and ages. Special mention should be made of the extensive children's section, and the range of board games and second-hand books on offer. Café: homemade pastries and, above all, local drinks at free prices! We cater for all budgets, because this bookshop is a place where everyone can enjoy life.

With courage and passion, Dominique Minard, a true lover of foreign and detective literature, has created an establishment at the top of the Rue des Gras. After occupying the rue Pascal, the 7,500 or so works of French and foreign literature, humanities, fine arts and children's literature were refocused on this 90 m² space at the foot of the cathedral. Meetings with authors, readings, dedications, and even themed meetings, conferences, exquisite corpses... The term "independent bookshop" takes on its full meaning here... The advice, the welcome and the choices made make it a beautiful place. A real pleasure. A real favourite.

Béatrice Jacques and Etienne Cronier recently took over the Librairie Ancienne Rapaud, an Old Cahors institution, and renamed it La Petite Faiseuse de Livres. Here, you can smell the scent of old books, and look up along walls covered from floor to ceiling with old and second-hand books. The store has a corner for every field: literature, history, architecture, comics and the Quercy region, which the bookshop specializes in.

With 3,200 m² of floor space, the Fnac store in Pau features all the company's products and services on 2 levels: books, DVDs, microcomputers, photography, hi-fi, TV, video, home cinema, tickets for shows, microcomputer and multimedia training courses. A large section devoted to comics and manga, as well as a variety of nomadic products such as smartphones, tablets, computers and connected watches, are also on offer. Relaxation areas are accessible on the^1st level, including a 65 m² meeting forum with activities linked to current cultural events, book signings, debates, a silver photo gallery, a drinks dispenser... This is the Palais des Pyrénées' flagship store.

Located right in the center of the beautiful village of Domme, this bookshop is like no other. In its 140 m² space, you'll find no fewer than 15,000 books, from the ^16th century to the present day, from Franco-Belgian comics to children's books in all their forms, not forgetting antiquarian or highly specialized books, fantasy literature... The vast majority of our books are second-hand or antiquarian (most of them in excellent condition), and our prices make reading accessible to all pocketbooks.

This bookshop has been attracting literary enthusiasts for 20 years. Ideally located on a street that lends itself to strolling, it's an inviting place to spend a pleasant moment. What a pleasure to discover the window displaying a selection of books, and to enjoy the warm welcome from a team of passionate booksellers. You'll meet Stéphane, a fine connoisseur of literature, convinced that paper books are an object of desire. Here, the bookseller's job takes on its full meaning! Les Saisons is definitely a place apart.

Located in a beautiful historic house, Librairie Buissonnière was founded by Magali and Vladimir, who wanted to participate in the cultural life of their chosen land. In the main hall, a piano, reading lounges and a pleasant terrace welcome you in a convivial atmosphere. The bookshop doubles as a tea room, and organizes numerous events: writing and drawing workshops, book clubs, meetings with authors and concerts.

Place de la Révolution is the new home of the large bookshop! Renamed Grand Forum, the new 900 m² store is spread over two floors, with well-defined spaces and wide aisles for browsing and browsing. An impressive selection of books, including novels, comics, Mangas, education, history, geography... But that's not all: you'll also find audio books, records and vinyl. And of course, as in any good bookshop, you'll find the Petit Futé guides.

Comme un Roman…(Like a novel) This is how Karine Henry's adventure began. Located next to the Marché des Enfants Rouges, this book shop benefitted from a spotlight when its founder published a successful first novel: La Désoeuvre. This is not about giving up everything, she continues her bookselling job about which she is excessively passionate. In the shelves, you can find everything: French and foreign literature, detective novels, theatre, poetry, history, human sciences, comic book, always with a special selection for Christmas and summer. With nearly 18,000 references in stock, you won't finish scouring the shelves! Eight booksellers are there to advise you, so don't just admire this very wide display cabinet, come and choose your new bedside book.

Despite this evocative name, this bookstore is not a travel bookshop: no tourist guides between these walls. The shop is not very big but is well equipped and contains a good general selection. Independent, it offers in shelves French and foreign literature, social sciences, philosophy, poetry and history. If you like classical music and books, you will be offered an excellent welcome, also for movie lovers! Children have a dedicated section with albums and comics. Finally, Anglo-Saxon literature also has its place on the shelves.

This is what we call a neighborhood bookstore, a real one. The two young women who hold it are anxious to catch the greatest number of books and read them and then advise them to their clients. They all choose one by one and stroke the rays only if they have an interest in the book. They can fall into the commercial - but good - than in the more focused novel. They do not impose anything but they know the book and their recommendations are often very fair. Then free for everyone to follow according to their desires of the moment. 

Whatever you are looking for, you are likely to find it at Fnac. Multimedia equipment, show tickets, books, DVDs, music, telephony and small appliances, everything you need is gathered in one place. Stay connected, you will often find showcases, dedications, meetings of all kinds... various events that are organized throughout the year within the establishment. The staff is welcoming and always with good advice. Beware however at peak hours, the wait can be long, but the advantage is that the shelves are full of books to browse through. Enough to wait without getting bored!

At the entrance, the best-selling novels and local authors are prominently displayed. Upstairs, everything related to human sciences, law, economics, management, fine arts, architecture, photography, dictionaries and school books. The staff is always at your disposal, with a rather attractive stationery section and well-chosen articles. Book signings, reading workshops, writing workshops, creative workshops, speed-booking meetings... Cajelice is full of ideas.

Here's a bookstore where it makes good reading! It covers 1 000 m ², with three floors and more than 100 000 books in stock. All subjects are discussed here! Its employees, small care, specialized in a specific field, will know you with skill and kindness. We love! The decoration in green tones relaxes and relaxes. The location is calm, clear and efficient. We feel good. We love comfortable spaces, furnished with poufs and sofas, suitable for consultation. A real pleasure! And if, by chance, you cannot find here your rare pearl, the delivery times of the ordered books are exceptionally short! You will be informed by email of their arrival, what more? Booksellers'reading impressions are described on the books they liked, history of making sensational discoveries. What you get away from, change world, leave your worries and discover something wonderful.

This national chain is, of course, based in Le Mans. For our pleasure, the FNAC in Le Mans is located downtown, on the lower floor of the Jacobins shopping center. Books, CDs, DVDs, video games, computer equipment, cameras, ticketing - here you're bound to find something to quench your thirst for culture! Green prices and other promotions, member benefits and meetings and signings with particular authors, conferences or mini-concert enliven the store. At the time of the sales or the end-of-year festivities, it's a bit of a scramble, and the queues get longer and longer in front of the sales assistants in this or that department, whose expertise you'll be begging for.

The library is oriented towards old and second-hand books, with a regional background and another, gay and lesbian, well furnished in essays and novels. Outside the opening hours, you can go to the site to look at the catalogue to know exactly what you will be conducting immediately during your visit. The bookseller, passionate about ancient books, is also of postcards and old photographs. If you share this interest in these beautiful collection objects, go to the site delcampe. fr.

The smell of time is one of those bookstores where you wish you could stay for hours. The bias here is to favour a wide choice in the field of humanities and literature, whether dramatic, poetic or romantic. A strong and appreciable commitment, as if to offer an alternative to the book industry, which is largely influenced by the media! It includes major and essential works, philosophical works, essays on psychoanalysis, children's books, theatre, political protest... Works that are hard to find elsewhere. Conferences, meetings and public readings are regularly organized. The bookshop not to be missed!

It's a bookshop well known to the locals, and renowned for both the products on offer and the quality of the advice given to customers. Such an offer includes eclectic items for sale (books of all kinds, comics, etc.), and a dynamic approach to the literary genre, notably through meetings between the public and authors. Note that while the bookshop is located on rue de la paroisse, the stationery shop is on rue des pins.

Toulouse now has six venues devoted entirely to the sale of new and second-hand books: Halle Saint-Cyprien on Mondays from 8am to 7pm, Place Arnaud-Bernard on Thursdays from 7am to 6pm, Place du Salin on Fridays from 7am to 6pm, Place Saint-Pierre on Fridays from 10am to 6:30pm, Place Saint-Étienne on Saturdays from 9:30am to 6pm and Rue du Taur on Saturdays all day long. In addition to these six book markets, there's also the Capitole fairground market from Tuesday to Saturday all day, as well as the Allées Jules-Guesde and Marché Saint-Aubin markets on Sunday mornings. You'll find plenty of bargains at very smart prices!

The main shopping street in Bordeaux, Rue Sainte-Catherine is home to the FNAC. CDs, DVDs, new technologies and books! You'll find all the latest literary releases, personal development books, travel guides, not to mention a nice selection of comics and graphic novels. On the ground floor, take advantage of a complete stationery section to prepare for the new school year! At FNAC, you can also find a wide range of digital equipment and appliances, as well as a ticket office for your show tickets.

Right in front of Saint-André church, this charming stationery bookstore is the ideal place to find your next reading among a fine selection of contemporary and classic novels. But it is the young readers who are the most spoiled with a section dedicated to children's literature very well stocked where you can discover beautiful nuggets, especially as you approach the Cormontreuil book fair. The Amory bookstore is also a great opportunity to meet writers, signings and surprising readings, a whole program!

Before doing your food shopping, a cultural stop is always nice. The Espace Culturel Leclerc La Ville-aux-Dames allows you to do so, with a rich selection of books, without having to go downtown Tours. In a vast space, you can browse from shelves to tables to find the regularly renewed selections, between the latest novelties and the favorites not to be missed. You can also find video games, DVDs of all kinds and CDs, because culture is not limited to books! The ticketing service allows you to reserve your seats for all the major events in Tours (concerts, theater, festivals...).

Ah, the famous library of La Sorbonne, surely you have already heard that name, even though you did not drag your boots on the Parisian streets of the Latin Quarter… Because yes, Nice also owns its Sorbonne! This boutique, which stretches over 900 m ², is part of the independent Privat bookstore network, and presents nearly 50,000 references in diverse and varied literature to academics. There is also a wide choice of school supplies and stationery. The vast shelves of the Sorbonne should fill you as you go to the rays in search of literary inspiration or for a particular work.

In keeping with the spirit of Leclerc stores, this cultural space in Seclin offers a vast selection of books, CDs, DVDs... You'll find everything from must-haves and best-sellers to productions by small publishers and independent labels, as well as tickets for shows and concerts
Professionals are on hand to advise you with knowledge and a smile, and events are even organized on a regular basis. As practical as it is friendly for your cultural shopping!

It's the city's biggest bookshop, and very popular with Cherbourgeois. There's nothing lacking, and the shelves on several floors are vast and well-maintained, with all the new titles you could wish for and, of course, many nuggets. In short, a charming bookshop offering books for young and old and for all tastes: youth, teens, comics, humor, detective stories, arts, literature, practicality and humor. Here, advice is not an empty word, and signing sessions are held regularly.

With its red butcher's shop, the Au Temps des livres bookshop gives pride of place to all illustrated books, especially those for young people; many mangas and comic strips are on display. The latest literary fashions are well represented, and more and more authors are coming in for book signings after discussions or impassioned readings. "Live a thousand lives in your armchair by reading", suggests Aurélie Bouhours. A general bookshop that doesn't hate the particular in print...

A few steps from the Place du Bouffay, along the streetcar line, is this very good bookstore. Very well organized, La Bouquinerie Nantaise offers on its various shelves, books of various genres. It is difficult to leave here empty-handed. You will certainly find what you are looking for among the large choice of Folios, essays, thrillers, SF books, children's literature, mangas, comics or more practical books to cook, travel, have fun... There is something for all tastes and all ages! Audrey and Aya, the booksellers, are very good at advising you and are available to help you search if you are not sure to find the rare pearl! It's the opportunity to make a good deal while fighting against waste! And to sell your books, make an appointment or send a photo of the pile of books with the edges readable. A great address!

This bookshop-café is run by volunteers from the Livre Ensemble association, with the aim of recreating links in the neighborhood through reading. The bookshop is run by volunteer members and offers some 8,000 items, both new and used, whether you like novels, thrillers, documentaries or even comics! A fund-raising campaign was successfully launched on the Internet by a group of local residents to finance the project.

In the Rue des Hauts-Pavés, just a few metres from Viarme square, you can find the White nights bookstore. A beautiful area of a small hundred square meters, very clear, very welcoming. You will first pass through the travel guides and a sharp selection of postcards or bookmarks. Let us move a little and a nice shelving of lyrics proposes a large (international) selection of authors and titles; go through the beautiful books to the child space, then on the right side, French or foreign literature, essays and philosophy. The library looks forward to seeing the new or coups of booksellers, distributed on the tables. Readings and meetings with the authors are regularly organized. For children, don't miss the "halloween fairy tales on Wednesdays".

Much more than a general bookshop, it's also a convivial place with a stationery corner and a tea room. You'll be able to find your favorite novel, comic book or fine art book, and sit down to leaf through the books while enjoying a pastry. If the book you've been dreaming of isn't on the shelves, we'll be happy to order it for you. Exhibitions, concerts, readings, meetings and workshops are also on the program of this lively place, always on the lookout for new ideas to help you discover the best in books.

The Dédicaces bookshop has opened in the pedestrian passageway linking the mediatheque to the church square. In this bright, spacious space, books are arranged thematically on large tables, which comes in handy when you enter the store by chance and aren't sure which book to choose... If, on the other hand, you're looking for a specific book, the website lets you put it aside in just a few clicks! In addition to general books, the "pile en face" store has recently added children's books and comic strips. And as its name suggests, the bookshop organizes numerous book signings...

This library offers you a choice of books, without being elitist: French and foreign literature, a beautiful youth space with a selection of albums, short novels, comic and manga, not forgetting police domains, adult BD and graphic novels, poems, humanities, fine arts, regionalism, SF and, somewhat hidden, a naughty corner of erotic works. Here it is also good to stroll in a friendly area where the strokes of the readers and booksellers display on a wall, ask themselves on the terrace or the counter around tea or coffee, or enjoy the mornings or evenings meetings with the authors for signing.

It is one of the temples of culture and leisure. In addition to traditional stationery objects, the store is also an almost comprehensive bookstore, where both local and current literature are found. On the first floor, the bookshop continues, and creative recreation is present, as well as a space dedicated to the youngest. Finally, on the second floor, the fine arts are honoured, especially the materials needed for coaching.

In the district of La ", facing the Post, this small bookstore has two distinct spaces: adults and youth. You will find an eclectic range of books for all ages: French and foreign literature, alsatiques, lyrics, comic strips, albums for toddlers and even corporate or educational games. The bookseller, Claudia Fleischner, regularly organizes appointments (meetings, dedications, readings, tales…) for all audiences and announcements on his website, as well as the literary events of the moment or his own strokes. Come and visit him, she will gladly advise you!

Vanessa Reboul took over the Ellipses boutique, an independent bookshop located close to Ramonville. With its team of booksellers, it will be able to advise you at best, taking into account your desires, among its many books of literature, comic books, natural sciences, physics or mathematics, textbooks, beautiful books, practical books, works in the social sciences and humanities. Unless you prefer to throw you on the last pole in fashion… to start in one of the bookstores' chairs, for a reading break to the least appreciated. The bookstore often organizes meetings with authors. You can also get nice calendars, notebooks,… on the stationery. A beautiful address near Paul Sabatier University.

It's been long since it was installed in the long street of Strasbourg this bookstore! A bookstore that is no longer and ideal to get used books. Even though the book price is framed in France, it remains quite expensive for many people. Thanks to this passionate bookstall, the literary world is accessible to all without distinction. Small budgets are going to rush, because prices from 2 € for a pocket book defy competition. And in addition, the choice is wide, with some 15 000 volumes in radius! It contains everything, especially novels that occupy about 70% of the space, but also various works devoted to history, philosophy or health, and even some alsatiques: real happiness, you are told! Get ready to spend some time if you are a literature lover or simply curious.

The myriagon? A polygon with ten thousand sides, synonymous with a multiplicity of points of view and an extremely vast world, which we never stop discovering... An excellent choice of name for this atypical bookshop, with a small bar area. Andreas, the store's proprietor, works on a "coup de coeur" basis, sorting his books by associations of ideas: atypical works of French literature, theater, poetry, essays, comics, art books... And what a pleasure it is, in fine weather, to leaf through them all over a coffee, smoothie or homemade milkshake!

In this independent bookstore paper is given pride of place, whether it is already written or not. Full of soul and inspiration, duly explained favourites and a few well-selected novelties line up on the tables. At the back of the shop, a room is reserved for second-hand books, with a beautiful books section and a section dedicated to photography, collector's items such as these magnificent albums of Bécassine from the original times. Children's section with a selection of magnificent books. If the house gives a good visibility to small independent publishers, it also takes care of your orders from all publishers. Loyalty card.

It is one of the pillars of the literature in Valencia. For 40 years, this bookstore in the pedestrian center advises readers looking for new texts to discover. Modernized in 2015, Our Time is a very pleasant bookshop where strolling in search of a new book to eat. Central islets present you with new and heartfelt features. Light wood shelves make the visit brighter and push the walls. On the offer side, you always find general literature, but also a supplement of soul and works that are real discoveries. Regional literature and beautiful offer in youth. If a book is not in radius, it can be ordered and obtained quickly. Dedications and meetings with authors are regularly proposed. Do not hesitate to be advised because booksellers' selections are often relevant. Since 2016, Our Time is part of the collective at Chez-mon bookaire. fr, a site where you can consult the bookstore inventory, book a book or order your books.

More than just a neighborhood bookstore, Arcadia is a place of life where you can immerse yourself in the diverse and varied meanings of literature. The accent is placed on the reception, the advice of course and the possibility of ordering any missing works via the network Libraires du Sud to which Arcadia belongs. Stationery also makes it possible to buy school or pleasure. True more of the bookstore: a fully dedicated child corner with chairs, tables and playful rays. Our small blonde heads will also be happy to find a range of educational games or carefully selected nudity.

Located between the Orangerie and Saint-Maurice Church, Chapter 8 retains its vocation of proximity bookstore, the reception and advice of Michèle Beal and his team are always pleasant. The atmosphere is wooded, colourful, poufs and armchair, and is a friendly card. The library offers a wide range of works in each field; novels, books of travel, kitchen, lyrics, books-cd, alsatiques, art books, tourist guides… Not forgetting the children's books presented in a space dedicated to them, they can settle at their convenience to choose the book that will feed their dreams. The library, close to the faculties, obviously breaststroke many teachers and students. Possibility to order books and loyalty cards that qualify for a 5% discount on book purchases.