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The world has shown great interest in the novel - the book has been translated into more than 30 languages, its sales have reached 500,000 copies and it has become a New York Times and Spiegel (Germany) bestseller.

«Little Parisian Bookshop» − is a book about how to become free. Free from mental anguish, vain hopes and longing for an unrealistic future. This magical novel will make many readers plunge into the memories of their first love, feel tenderness, love and a slight tinge of sadness for past feelings again.

About the book

Jean Odynak, the owner of the book barge «Literary Pharmacy», knows exactly how to cure feelings that are not considered diseases and are not diagnosed by doctors. After all, he is a reader of souls, so he selects books for each customer that will best cope with the task of curing human sadness, longing or despondency.

The only person Jean cannot heal is himself. The mental anguish of the memories of Manon, who left Monsieur Lonely twenty-one years ago, broke his heart and still causes him to suffer emotional wounds. All she left behind is a letter that Jean does not dare to read.

Who is the book for

For all lovers of romance, Paris, and travel.

Why this book

Each of us has an inner room where demons hide. Only when we open it and face what is there do we become free.

Together with the protagonist, everyone will be able to plunge into their own most painful memories, experience the sadness of losing a loved one, travel and meet extraordinary people. This is a story about friendship, love, and self-discovery. The novel will make you believe that death does not matter. Because everything exists in us. And nothing disappears.

About the author

Nina George is a German writer, author of the world-famous novel, international bestseller «Little Paris Bookshop», which has been translated into more than 30 languages and sold over 500,000 copies. She has published 26 books (novels, detective stories and popular science), and has also written more than a hundred short stories and 600 columns in periodicals.