France

• Paris - Shakespeare and Company bookstore. If I stay there, all i need to do is 2 hours of work and write an autobiography on one page w/ picture. Tons of books. shakespeareandcompany.com http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/shakespeare-amp-company-the-bookshop-that-thinks-its-a-hotel-2111969.html

England

• London - The School of Life founded by Alain de Botton and friends, you take classes, hear sermons, take therapy sessions or even biliotheraphy sessions where you get a prescription of books to read. Definitely try to take a class and do the biliotheraphy sesh if you can afford it. Maybe you can take one with Alain, that'd be so aweeeesomeeee. Buy something at the shoppe too. And OH! Definitely do one of those weekend things! Learning philosophy while bike reading, learning how to make speakers, learning about cloud formations, visit a lab and learning about the mind, these past weekends sound sooo sooo cool! Hopefully you can plan a trip around one of these events. And do an event as well! Just fit as much as you can with this school of life into the time you spend in London! It'll be so worth it!
• The British Library 96 Euston Road, NW1 2DB London, United Kingdom · Get Directions
  • Living Architecture. It'd be so lovely to live in one those houses designed by clever modern designers but I'd have to get like 7 more people to pitch in cuz it's a bit pricy. There is a place in London for two people for a single night but it only runs for a year in 2012, if it's possible to go there and if you have the money, check back on September 8 to see how much it is and hopefully it won't break your heart. In any case, be sure to hit this site up if you're dead set on being in England and maybe you can snag a couple of nights there!

India

• Sunday Book Bazaar in the Daryaganj area of Old Delhi.

Australia

• Book Now Bookstore in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia