UK Bookshops Struggle to Meet Surge in Demand for Sally Rooney Titles
Independent bookstores in the United Kingdom are facing supply challenges for works by Irish author Sally Rooney after her publisher suspended distribution.
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Independent bookstores in the United Kingdom are facing supply challenges for works by Irish author Sally Rooney after her publisher suspended distribution.
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