Este verano he roto mi tradición y durante mis vacaciones en Grecia no he comprado ninguna revista ni nada relacionado con las manualidades aunque sí que he cumplido otro de mis rituales típicos cuando viajo al extranjero: comprar un ejemplar de "El Principito" en el idioma del pais (prometo enseñaros mi colección algún día).
En esta ocasión la compra ha sido toda una experiencia en sí misma porque tenía claro que el libro tenía que comprarlo en la librería Atlantis Books de Oia (Santorini), considerada una de las mejores librerías del mundo y con una historia sobre su creación realmente bonita.
Desde siempre me han encantado las librerías (y los libros, obviamente), pero os aseguro que visitar Atlantis Books fue un momento mágico y no podía ser más feliz de estar en un sitio tan bonito y especial. Si en alguna ocasión viajáis a Santorini os recomiendo que os acerquéis aunque sólo sea para echar un vistazo.
Además de mi tradicional libro de "El Principito" no pude resistirme a comprar su guía de Santorini y su libro de cocina "Atlantis Cooks" que ya ocupan un lugar principal en mis preciados recuerdos de viajes.
This summer I broke my tradition and during my holidays in Greece I didn't buy any magazine nor anything related to crafts although I did fulfill another of my typical rituals when I travel abroad: buying a copy of "The Little Prince" in the language of the country (I promise to show you my colection one day).
In this occasion my purchase was a experience itself because I was clear I had to buy it in Atlantis Books bookshop in Oia (Santorini), considered one of the best bookshops in the world and which has a truly pretty story.
I have always loved bookshops (and books, obviously) but I can assure you that visiting Atlantis Books was a magical moment and I couldn't be happier of being in such a pretty and special place. If you ever travel to Santorini I recommend you going there even just to take a peek.
In addition to my traditional "The Little Prince" book I couldn't resist myself to buying their Santorini guide and their "Atlantis Cooks" cookbook which alreay have a main place in my treasured travel souvenirs.
This summer I broke my tradition and during my holidays in Greece I didn't buy any magazine nor anything related to crafts although I did fulfill another of my typical rituals when I travel abroad: buying a copy of "The Little Prince" in the language of the country (I promise to show you my colection one day).
In this occasion my purchase was a experience itself because I was clear I had to buy it in Atlantis Books bookshop in Oia (Santorini), considered one of the best bookshops in the world and which has a truly pretty story.
I have always loved bookshops (and books, obviously) but I can assure you that visiting Atlantis Books was a magical moment and I couldn't be happier of being in such a pretty and special place. If you ever travel to Santorini I recommend you going there even just to take a peek.
In addition to my traditional "The Little Prince" book I couldn't resist myself to buying their Santorini guide and their "Atlantis Cooks" cookbook which alreay have a main place in my treasured travel souvenirs.
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