European Bookshop

Dans la Warwick street (parallèle à Regent Street et juste derrière Piccadilly, bref en plein centre de Londres) se cache une librairie européenne ou vous pourrez trouver de la lecture en de nombreuses langues. Le fonds représenté est assez impressionnant tant par la présence de classiques que de contemporains, d’éditions poches que grand format, avec une mise en avant des dernières nouveautés. Les fonds français et italien sont particulièrement bien représentés.
La librairie est vaste, sur deux niveaux, et on y flâné volontiers (comme dans toute librairie en ce qui me concerne) à la recherché d’un ouvrage. Les libraires sont accueillants, souriants, polyglottes et de bon conseil, tant ils connaissent bien leurs rayons.
Outré la littérature générale et de genre, vous y trouverez des dictionnaires et des méthodes de langues… européennes (normal). Et tout ce qui n’est pas présent dans leur rayons se commande, bien entendu.
Bref, une étape des plus agréables pour les amateurs de livres.

What’s that you say? You say you’d like to read Harry Potter auf Deutsch, but don’t know where to buy such things in London?
Well, trip on down to SoHo for a look-​see in The European Bookshop. I’ve been there a few times, and can rightly say that it’s worth a visit. The staff, hailing from different parts of the continent, are fairly able to assist you in your foreign language needs, and, if you’re so inclined, will talk to you in your Euro-​language (read: French, German, Spanish) of choice. Aside from books for both adults and children (and for foreigners reading at a child’s level) for your reading pleasure, there are grammar books a-​plenty to aid you in speaking ever more correctly in your target language.
The European Bookshop also stocks course books for those taking language classes via City Lit.

Great place to find plenty of classic or recent French titles (from Victor Hugo to Frédéric Beigbeder). The «livres de poche» are obviously more expensive than in France. The staff speak French and will help you out if you have question or need advices.
I know they also have a comprehensive selection of Italian, German, Spanish and more.

As a man of letters I often shower my love interests with literature. But what does one do when that certain fancy of the moment is Brazilian and cannot read English that well? Visit the European language bookshop of course!
They have an extensive selection of books in Portuguese, Spanish, French and German. The staff are helpful and if they do not have what you are looking for they will try to order it in.
They also have an up-​to-​date website with titles that can be found in the bookstore and other specialist books

A great european bookshop close to Piccadilly Circus. They have book for both students and teachers. The staff are great and will help you find almost anything you need. The shelfs are good organized and its easy to find what you are looking for.