All-Livres
Collects and resells second-hand books in a Flers bookstore and online, serving readers and local communities
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About All-Livres
All-Livres collects, sorts, and resells second-hand books in its Flers bookstore and online, supporting reuse and access to culture.
It accepts book donations from individuals, libraries, local authorities, and partners, and sells the books to readers. The company operates as an adapted enterprise and creates inclusive employment, including for people with disabilities.
Founded in 2014, All-Livres is based in Flers, France.
Product: Second-hand books collected, sorted, and sold through a bookstore and online.
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