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THE BOOKSTORE

INFORMATION

Located in District 1 right off the subway station by District 2, The Bookstore is a shop run primarily by Angela for the purposes of recording and collecting stories, whether those stories are based on real life events, are fairy-tales, etc. Books line the shelves, and from the front window, one can watch Angela or one of her staff members carefully pen down a story of their own making or one they heard recently. If you're interested in owning a small book or two, consider taking Line 2 on the subway and stopping in to exchange a story for it! These books can be traded back to Angela for new stories as well, similar to how a library works.

To volunteer at The Bookstore, please speak to the owner. She's always looking for extra hands to sort, organize, write stories, bind books, and so on. For those with more artistic talents, an option to draw picture books or do illustrations for existing stories is also available.

Other services offered by The Bookstore includes a space on the second floor for reading and relaxing in beanbag chairs, a small tea station regularly kept in check by the director herself, and a place for people to gather to conduct book clubs, story shares, tabletop gaming, so on and so forth—anything involving creative endeavors or stories in their purest form.

WHERE

District 1

STAFF

Comments

SECOND FLOOR

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Clearly not as crowded as the first floor, the second floor is a wide open space that seems to have once perhaps been used for storage and is now being used for activities instead—which is doing much justice to the large windows that let in plenty of natural light at the front of the building. Like the rest of the building, the floor is a dark wood, and the walls are faint faded cream.

As per Don Quixote's exclusive request, there are tables and chairs for people to sit at and snack if they'd like to, as well as gather for things like tabletop gaming, writing their own stories if they don't want to bother a staff member to do so, so on and so forth. With permission, these can also be moved to allow for other activities, such as book clubs, a space to share stories, and so on.

For people desiring comfort, beanbags are hosted off in one of the corners on a rather tacky, colorful rug, as per Midnight's exclusive request.

While they may seem out of place, there is also a spot for people to do yoga at—there are three mats rolled up and set aside, and while these ones technically have owners, there's nothing stopping anyone from bringing their own and joining in on the fun. A little stretching is good for the creative mind, after all.