The power of paper.
Including the one where Noël Coward was caught shoplifting.
Midnight parties, and a beer pong tournament.
From food to theatre.
Or meet The Gruffalo and invent new sweets, Roald Dahl-style?
Grand designs.
Moves a few doors down from old shop.
Famous literary faces involved in bookshop's grand reopening.
Embrace your inner stationery nerd.
Sketches of London, by its residents, in a free exhibition.
Free events this Saturday.
Entry price is one book.
Know your Pumblechooks from your Fezziwigs?
Renaming historical buildings, Dickens and London exhibition and the Aeolus sculpture.
Nicely themed discussions and a Dickens quiz.
Did you know, Foyles have been selling books in London since 1903? (sponsored)
A festival of walks, talks and concerts to celebrate London at Foyles.
The next publisher's day is in May, with Sebastian Faulks, Rose Tremain, Jake Arnott and Mark Haddon - discounted tickets are available until Tuesday.
Foyles on Charing Cross Road is on the move... a few doors down to the current Central St Martin’s School of Art building.
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