Dom Knigi

"Do you have a passport?" - the only thing that the girl could say at the checkout. There was a feeling that I was a schoolgirl who was trying to buy cigarettes in Pyaterochka. Far from expecting such a bookstore. It turns out that all the books wrapped in cellophane packaging in this store are sold under a passport. When I clarified what guided the girl, making such a statement, I was told: "To not complain later - did not go." So I write, so as not to go - do not complain. The fact that on the book of Katharina Westra "280 days before your birth" was missing the mark "18+", the girl also did not embarrass. Fortunately, I had a passport with me. After such a service has decided to get acquainted with the laws. Federal law from 29.12.2010 N 436-FZ (ed. Of 18.12.2018) "On the protection of children from information harmful to their health and development" establishes certain rules on the labeling of books, which is prohibited to minors sale. Please familiarize the store employees with the legal acts to which they could refer, presenting requirements to the buyers. In addition, if the girl had correctly asked for documents and apologized for the inconvenience, this recall would not have been here. I put three, because the store is excellent, I come there not the first time: a wide range, a convenient location of shelves and usually benevolent employees. I am sure that this situation arose from the ignorance of the employee, which, in principle, is fixable, and not from the desire to offend me somehow. I enclose a check, a photo of a book in a cellophane wrapper and a screen from the Labyrinth site, where the marking 12+ is marked.

Large selection of affordable classics.

Excellent bookstore. I don’t know why, but there are books here that you will not find anywhere else in the city. The prices are reasonable.