Nalbach mourns: Cult bookshop Die Bücheneck closes forever!

Nalbach mourns: Cult bookshop Die Bücheneck closes forever!

In Nalbach there is grief for Margarete Fell, who succumbed to her serious illness on the carnival day. For 42 years she has been running her bookstore "Die Bücheneck" in Hubertusstraße 127, which was not just a business, but a cultural heart of the community. Margarete opened the bookstore in October 1983 and steadily expanded the range, which included books, magazines as well as school and office supplies. She was known for her book tips and the personal connection to her customers, making many of them deeply touched.

The influence of Margarete on reading promotion in children, which emphasized District Administrator Patrik Lauer in an appreciation. The bookstore covered two rooms and also offered a lottery manhnia and a DHL packet service. Many customers remembered their first books they had bought here, and the importance of the "book corner" in their life was unmistakable.

a farewell and a further closure

The closure of the "book corner" was already announced for March 15, 2025, which plunges the customers and the community into great grief. Margarete Fell leaves a strong community that thanked her daughter Annika for the shared support and sympathy on Facebook. In addition, the bookstore will be continued by its employees, who occur in Margaret's footsteps.

Margarete Fell took over the business after the death of her father Johann Quinten in 1980 and continuously expanded it. The bookstore was always aimed at offering its customers competent and comprehensive advice, which made it an estimated location of the exchange. A trademark was also the "Culture in the Kaff" initiative, which organized numerous events in cooperation with the municipality and the school on Litermont.

a place of loss and memories

The memories and the influence of Margarete Fell will live on in Nalbach, even if the "book corner" will soon close. Your commitment to promoting reading and your lovingly designed business leave a gap that will be difficult to fill. At the Hubertusstraße 127 location, where the lottery and magazines have been offered for 60 years, the past will ultimately combine with the future, but Margarete's tireless efforts for reading culture will always be honored by many.

Further information about the "Book corner" and its history can be found on the website of Die-buecherecke-nalbach.de href = "https://www.boersenverein.de/fileadmin/bundesverband/dokumente/Mediendossiers/buchhanders/buchhandaeres_sortiment/dossier_stationaerer-buchhandel_2020_2021.pdf"> Boersenverein.de .