And often free delivery to UK addresses.

The very latest guidebooks and maps:

This year's indispensible Michelin Guides, the essential Gault & Millau, travelbooks and maps for Languedoc and the whole of France.

Click HERE to browse

or go direct to www.languedocbookshop.com

Pick up an English-French medical phrasebook for help chez le docs or at the pharmacy.

Pack a classic recipe book to navigate the provincial markets.

Treat yourself to a good old fashioned yarn.

And even hunt for a decent audio-book for the long journey south.

This summer's bestsellers, thrillers, romances and potboilers. Classic holday reading. For grown ups and for the kids.

Go to the bookshop and settle down with a glass of Picpoul de Pinet, some local olives, oysters, chocolates or snacks and settle down on your terrace, the beach or a cafe table to laze away the days.

Find French dictionaries and phrasebooks and quick language courses for grown ups. Children can enjoy great bilingual singalong CDs and even read Harry Potter in French!

Foodie heaven. Lunch starts right now.

Elizabeth David's classic recipes, Rick Stein's canal cuisine, the latest and the greatest food and drink classics. CLICK HERE

Michelin Red Guide 2011 ... Stephanie Meyer ... AA Road Atlas France ... Harry Potter ... Berltz Speak French ... John Grisham ... Gault Millau ... Agatha Christie ... Dan Brown ... Robert Harris ... Montpellier Street Plan... Alex Rider ... Enid Blyton ... A Year in Provence ... Terry Pratchett ... Languedoc Wine Guide ... The French Kitchen ... Kathy Lette ... Zoe Heller ... Collins French Dictionary ... Maps ... The Rough Guide to Languedoc ... Narrow Dog to Carcassonne ... Travels With a Donkey ..

AT THE LANGUEDOC BOOKSHOP, this year's summer must-read, the Lazy France guide to Marseillan and Lot of Languedoc, is available for delivery to your home.

The essential guide to Marseillan life; it has reviews of restaurants and cafes in the historic village and the Plage resort, is packed with history and annecdotes; memories and stories.

But is its also an invalable guide to exploring the wider region. Making sense of the Cathar ruins, taking the slow route to laziness on the Canal du Midi, enjoying a city break in Montpellier or Beziers, discovering the charms of historic Agde and the canals of Sete and the myriad villages around the lagoon, up in the hills and tucked away behind the vines.

The long-awaited Lazy France guide is perfect for dipping into when chilling out at a quayside cafe; ideal for whetting the appetite on the long journey south and unrivalled as a resource for making the most of any stay in the most perfect corner of France.