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May 17, 2008
Local News

World Book Market

On Sunday 18 May a fifteen-kilometre book trail zigzags through Amsterdam from Geldersekade to the Amstel river. The streets are lined with bookstalls and thousands of books: old books, new books and almost new books, books to buy and books to leaf through, books to hate and books to love.

The World Book Market is from 10.00 - 17.00

The route is as follows: Geldersekade, Nieuwmarkt, Kloveniersburgwal, St Antoniebreestraat, Zuiderkerkhof, Jodenbreestraat, Zwanenburgwal, Waterlooplein and Amstel.

Geldersekade: second-hand and antiquarian books. Stands 82 and 83 English literature. Stands 76, 77, 78 Amsterdam books and English literature.

Nieuwmarkt: second-hand and antiquarian. Stands 50, 52 American Book Center

St Antoniebreestand: publishers. Stands 29, 30 Boekvertalers, specialists in translated fiction and non-fiction.

Zuiderkerkhof: Book auctions. At stand 21 find out what your antique books are worth.

And there is more, lots more. Have a look at the website http://www.kantien.nl/index.html and you are sure to find the exact book you have been looking for for ages.

If you miss this Book Market, don't despair.

15 June: Book on the Amstel. Books, CD's and records

13 July: Books at the Dam. Humour.

17 August: Books on the Amstel. Judaica.

7 September: Books in the Pijp. Suriname.

 

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