Higginbothams Madurai – The Worst Book Shop In Madurai

                   

There are so many book shops here at Madurai. And more than book shops, we have online shopping sites where we can buy lot more rare, hardcover books and those precious collections available at a very cheap price. Above all these, every book lover loves to visit book shops and do window shipping. Even though we don’t have any plan to buy one, we use to wander inside the book shop and that gives us immense pleasure like as reading 1000’s of books at the same time.

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You could have heard of many good book stores in Madurai-New Century Book House, Selvi Book Shop, Sarvodaya Ilakiya Pannai, Bharathi Puthagalayam, Turning Point, The Hindu Publications and many more. Here we share you the details about the worst book shop in Madurai- Higginbothams book shop, Madurai branch. Reading the name Higginbothams book shop, it might be confusing to you to read these. But this is the actual fact- Higginbotham’s Madurai branch is the worst ever book shop in Madurai as because people have so much expectations towards Higginbothams. If you walk in into it, you will notice that there is no proper maintenance, no discipline in the way the books are arranged, no sectional divisions and lot more to worry about.

            Still many book stores don’t have databases of books available at them. But that never seems to be something discouraging and people always love to wander and go through the book shelves and spend time endlessly. But here, everything seems collapsed.

            As how the famous saying goes “Expectations always hurts”, here it is a live example. Higginbothams store has been here in India for about 150 years and above and they have many branches across the state. It should tell you how much responsibility it is for the shop keeper to maintain such a valuable gift to this city.

 

 

            At last, a kind request to all book shop keepers: Please do consider book shops a holy place and it determines the lives of many youngsters (by mind).

–Lesley.