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All these writers convey the magic of bookshops, while also making their vulnerability in recent times a recurrent theme * Guardian * If you have ever lost yourself in a bookshop, felt the world fall away as you took a book off the shelves, this spell-binding collection will carry you off to shops near, far, lost and imagined * Mail on Sunday * Everywhere bookshops are fast disappearing. Sixteen writers from around the world remind us why we should cherish them at all costs * Spectator * Lives up to its inviting title * Times Literary Supplement * Very worthwhile but not too worthy, this is a timely call to arms * Monocle * In celebrating bookshops, Browse heralds humanity, with all its glorious eccentricities * Country Life * A book guaranteed to reawaken anyone's passion for all things bookish * Storiesfromthecity.com * A book for all those who love books and the shops that sell them * The Northern Review of Books * I advise you to pick up this book as soon as you can * Always Trust in Books (blog) * Browse is compulsive reading, offering unusual insights into the role bookshops play in our lives * The Bay *