Detroit’s John K. King Used and Rare Books one of world’s best bookstores
Its million-plus selection of books is enough to fill a factory, which Detroit's John K. King Books does. The choices are voluminous enough to land it on Business Insider's list of the world'd best bookstores. Excerpt: "Cardboard signs, musty paperback aromas, and a hand-scrawled map out of a Wes Anderson panic attack are your only tour guides as you lose track of time and the person you came with," writes Megan Cytron at Trazzler. More here.
Its million-plus selection of books is enough to fill a factory, which Detroit’s John K. King Books does. The choices are voluminous enough to land it on Business Insider’s list of the world’d best bookstores.
Excerpt:
“Cardboard signs, musty paperback aromas, and a hand-scrawled map out of a Wes Anderson panic attack are your only tour guides as you lose track of time and the person you came with,” writes Megan Cytron at Trazzler.
More here.
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