the unusual prize was dreamed up by owners paul morris and his wife layla they wanted to give somebody the opportunity to realize their dream of running a book shop with customers simply had to make a minimum purchase to be eligible for the raffle. we want to give everybody an equal opportunity to teach in the book shop so we thought it was such like a three month period. why if somebody was interested they would buy twenty pounds with books i had given the opportunity to go to the heart but if you want possum peeping in the basin has no wood he lost and that's because everybody left for the twenty pounds worth of books minimum we don't want to. from hadn't wasn't present at the prize drawing and was shocked when he heard the good news. yeah. you know you don't plan on winning something right. so i was out on a farm sitting out in the middle of nowhere and i can actually received a phone call so i just got a text saying you want to shop. so i. have a coffee and. yeah. i'm a size five fan thought it would be too much to run the store by herself so he invited an icelandic friend to help

cardigan, bookends has become a familiar spot for browsers over the years, but husband and wife, paul and leila morris business they have started from scratch to pursue some of their other life dreams. we really love the shop, you know, we have lovely people that come in here and a really nice customer base, it is part of the community, we don't actually want to close the shop. but we also want to go off and do other things. rather than placing the business on the market, they came up with a novel idea for passing it on. if somebody was interested, they would buy £20 worth of books and be given the opportunity to go into the hat, with a view of possibly winning the business and it would be great to see the shop move forward. it is a legacy and we think we have got the right people taking it on. the winner of this unusual prize was dutchman ceisjan van heerden who had become a regular customer after moving to west wales a year ago. svaen bjorn from iceland willjoin him in running bookends in a twist worthy of a novel, as the pair had never met before, although they had been virtual friends, through gam

cardigan, bookends has become a familiar spot for browsers over the years, but husband and wife, paul and leila morriss. we really love the shop, you know, we have lovely people that come in here and a really nice customer base, it is part of the community, we don't actually want to close the shop. but we also want to go off and do other things. rather than placing the business on the market, they came up with a novel idea for passing it on. if somebody was interested, they would buy £20 worth of books and be given the opportunity to go into the hat, with a view of possibly winning the business and it would be great to see the shop move forward. it is a legacy and we think we have got the right people taking it on. the winner of this unusual prize was dutchman ceisjan van heerden who had become a regular customer after moving to west wales a year ago. svaen bjorn from iceland willjoin him in running bookends in a twist worthy of a novel, as the pair had never met before, although they had been virtual friends, through gaming on the internet. there was an easy connection, basically. even if that was ju

cardigan, bookends has become a familiar spot for browsers over the years, but husband and wife paul and leila morrisy people that come here and a really nice customer base. it's part of the community. we don't actually want to close the shop, but we also want to go off and do other things. rather than placing the business on the market, they came up with a novel idea for passing it on. if somebody was interested, they would buy £20 worth of books and be given the opportunity to go into the hat, with a view of possibly winning the business, and it would be great to see the shop move forward. it is a legacy, and i think we have got the right people taking it on. the winner of this unusual prize was dutchman ceisjan van heerden, who had become a regular customer after moving to west wales a year ago. svaen bjorn from iceland willjoin him in running bookends in a twist worthy of a novel, as the pair had never met before — they had been virtual friends through gaming on the internet. there was an easy connection, basically. even if that was just online, right? i think it has continued. i properly met you