Sterlings Books - Brussels
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Sterling Books - by now the largest Independent English language bookstore in Belgium - opened its doors to the public in 1997.
Located right in the heart of Brussels we naturally resonate to the rhythm of that heart's beat. At the same time for more than ten years we have made the book lover's heart in Brussels beat that little bit faster.
Sterling Books, the English bookshop in the heart of Brussels.
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