ordering service Call or email us to order a specific title. If not in stock, we can often order it into the shop for the next day! |
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Bookshop Hours Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm Saturday 10am to 6pm Sunday 11am to 5pm Cafe Monday to Friday 9am to 6.30pm Saturday 9.30am to 5.30pm Sunday 11am to 4.30pm |
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We are currently closed for refurbishment. We will be reopening in September and look forward to seeing you then!
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Deliciously Ella Book Signing Tuesday 23rd June, 5.30pm at Nomad Books We are extremely excited to announce that, as part of Independent Booksellers Week, Ella Woodward will be coming to Nomad Books to sign copies of her bestselling book, Deliciously Ella. From sumptuous desserts to food on the go, delicious dips, raw treats and rainbow bowls of awesome veggies, Ella's philosophy is all about embracing the natural foods that your body loves and creating fresh, simple dishes which are easy to make and taste amazing. To reserve your copy for Ella to sign, please call the shop on 020 7736 4000 or speak to us at the till. Deliciously Ella, Hardback, £20.00 Deliciously Ella, hardback, £2
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nomad bookclubs Nomad bookclub events are free. Just turn up and enjoy a drink and conversation, whether you've read the entire book or not! Keep up to date by joining our mailing list (form above left) and see details of the next meeting here. |
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modern bookclub (monthly) Mon 6 July 7:30pm Academy Street by Mary Costello classic bookclub (every two months) Date to be confirmed.. Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy |
nomad children's story time
Our children's story time is back, now on Monday mornings at 10.30am and Thursday afternoons at 3:45pm. Story time is free; just turn up! Typically, we read 3 or 4 picture books, ideal for ages 2-6. Before or after the session, you are welcome to enjoy a hot drink from our cafe. |
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2014's prize winners children's Costa Children's Book Award: Five Children on the Western Front Guardian Children's Ficton Prize: The Dark Wild (The Last Wild #2) The Caldecott Medal for American picture book: Locomotive fiction The Man Booker Prize for fiction: The Narrow Road to the Deep North The Pulitzer Prize for literature: The Goldfinch The Nobel Prize for literature: Patrick Modiano
Pen Faulkner Award for fiction: We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves Specsavers Award for popular fiction: The Miniaturist The Bailey's Women's Prize for fiction: A Girl is a Half-formed Thing
The Goldsmith's Prize for fiction, the Coasta Prize for novels: How to Be Both The Costa Prize for first novels: Elizabeth is Missing The Guardian first book award: Young Skins
The Independent Award for foreign fiction: The Iraqi Christ The Arthur C. Clarke, Hugo & Nebula Awards for science fiction: Ancillary Justice The World Fantasy Award: A Stranger in Olondria
non-fiction The Samuel Johnson Prize for non-fiction: H is for Hawk Financial Times Business book of the year: Capital The Orwell Prize for political writing: This Boy
Rough Trade Music book of the year: Clothes, Music, Boys William Hill Sports book of the year: Night Games James Tait Black Memorial Prize for biography: Penelope Fitzgerald
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| downstairs room available for hire | |
pop-up shops, business meetings, childrens parties... all are welcome in our downstairs room, now available to hire through We Are Pop Up! For more details click this link: http://www.wearepopup.com/u/nomad-books-sw-gb-london/
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