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The World's Most Inspiring Bookstores

Posted at 7:38AM Monday 16 May 2011

W. Somerset Maugham called books "a refuge from almost all the miseries of life" — and as fun as travel can be, being far from home can also be exhausting, hectic and fraught with flashes of sweet misery. For literate travelers, a good bookstore is a sanctuary.

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