Don Jesús Campos, the founder of the El Principito bookstore, looks out at his 84-year-old gaze outside the shop; he knows that a client has arrived and has to attend him. In his hands he brings a set of second-hand books that he then accommodates at the table. “Pass him, pass him, we are lowering prices.” The bookcase phrased in the middle of the bustle that floods Juárez Avenue at noon. Working, selling books, has been his only engine since 19…
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Don Jesús Campos, the founder of the El Principito bookstore, looks out at his 84-year-old gaze outside the shop; he knows that a client has arrived and has to attend him. In his hands he brings a set of second-hand books that he then accommodates at the table. “Pass him, pass him, we are lowering prices.” The bookcase phrased in the middle of the bustle that floods Juárez Avenue at noon. Working, selling books, has been his only engine since 19…