Are there bigger secondhand bookstores in Sweden?

God dag.
I want to ask questions in Swedish but I can't yet. Ursäkta mig.
I'm going to go to Sverige in this summer.

In Sverige, are there bigger secondhand bookstores?
Can I buy Swedish books inexpensively at those stores?

Particularly, I would like to buy Astrid Lindgren's "Madicken" and "Alla vi barn i Bullerbyn" written in Svenska.

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@norbergkim
First, thank you very much and I’m really sorry about very late replying.

I had been Stockholm for a week last summer.
I found some second hand stores and second hand bookstores in Stockholm and I saw few of Astrid’s books in there.

Rönnells Antikvariat was large so it was especially interesting secondhand book store.

The brand-new Swedish books are very expensive compared with Japanese books therefore I wanted to buy the secondhand books.
(The cost of Japanese books is about half of each Swedish books.)

As you said, there are some regular bookstores in Stockholm so after all I bought many of books in regular bookstores.
I saw Astrid Lindgren's section! It was very grand sight.

Last Autumn, opportunely and regrettable, the bookstore “Bok-skotten” had held closing-down sale so I could buy some books on half-price in there.


In Japan, there are a lot of secondhand book stores. The town called Kanda in Tokyo is especially famous as the town of secondhand book stores.

"BookOff" is the largest secondhand book chain store and there are a lot of "BookOff" stores all over Japan. You can buy Japanese literatures and Manga from 108 yen.

Thank you very much.

@Suggex
Thank you for replying.
The Swedish secondhand stores were very interesting. I really enjoyed there.

Yes, there are a lot of secondhand book stores in Japan.
They are called “Furu-hon-ya” (古本屋　Old-Books-Store).
The most famous secondhand book store is “BookOff”. It is chain store so you can see them in the whole of Japan.
They sell secondhand books from 108 yen. You can also buy Japanese CDs and DVDs.
Recently, they started to trade not only books but also home appliances.

This is the list of BookOff stores.
http://www.bookoff.co.jp/shop/


Also, There are a lot of secondhand bookstores in Kanda, Tokyo. They are specialist store. Each stores are concentrating upon each categories.
You will see a lot of academic books, faded old paperbacks and various foreign books.