You decide to get away from it all and open a mobile bookstore in the coastal town of Bookstonbury.
A geeky-looking man visits the shop and introduces himself as Fern Estrada, a writer for the local paper–the Bookstonbury Review. The paper carries classified ads and you can buy pre-owned books from it to improve your shop's stock.
As you play you unlock further sites to pitch your trailer at, and each site will have its own separate set of clientele and tastes in reading matter.
The game keeps excellent records on what genre of books sells at which location, but it's probably a good idea to make notes of your own if you want to keep the locals happy and achieve the best sales.
Various gadgets, nicknacks and objets d'art can be unlocked to decorate your trailer with which add RPG-like buffs, and these can either be gifts from happy customers or purchased from various places. Probably the most important are the three large bookshelves, while other objects (including a stray dog!) can add appeal to your bookshop.
A strangely relaxing yet addictive game, Tiny Bookshop is the epitome of the "gentle" or "cozy" genre that has become so popular with games developers and gamers alike, and if you're new to it then this is the perfect place to start. Finally here's a shop simulator where the customers ask for recommendations rather than refunds!
Many thanks to Neoludic, Skystone Games & PressEngine