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Zagreb gets its first second-hand bookshop specialising in English-language books

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Lara Horvat

ZAGREB, 16 Aug (Hina) - Publisher and author Ivan Sršen has opened a bookshop and Zagreb's first second-hand bookshop specialising in English-language books in the courtyard of the Sedmica café. The shop has around 6,000 titles on its shelves – 3,500 in English and 2,500 in Croatian, he told Hina.

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