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How a vacant Cape Town station post office became a beautiful kids’ bookstore

5 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

A vacant building at the Kenilworth train station in Cape Town, which was once a post office, is being turned into a children’s bookstore meant to instil a passion for literature in young readers…

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