ALT Title: The exceedingly tiny bookshop It is no wider than its own narrow door but is easy to find as there is always a queue of eager customers outside. One at a time, they enter to find themselves uncomfortably close to the proprietor. His impeccable suggestions are more than worth the indignity. In the miniature stockroom a professional contortionist is employed to unpack deliveries and replenish the display. The shelves can accommodate only eleven volumes, but each is chosen with such care that nobody leaves empty handed. On Saturday mornings, a local author reads stories to as many small children as can be wedged into the shop.