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Will County

John Ferak

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Joliet

Illinois

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<a href="http://niles.suntimes.com/19813379-781/russian-bookstore-finds-niles-niche.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Niles bookstore is catering to the village's large Russian-American community</a>, the Niles Herald-Advocate reports. <a href="http://niles.suntimes.com/19813379-781/russian-bookstore-finds-niles-niche.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">City of Joy bookstore is the only one in town carrying a vast selection of both fiction and non-fiction books in the Russian language.</a> The store also sells Russian films and CDs, but their most popular section is the children's book area, the newspaper reports. The store, located at 8710 W. Golf Road, attracts mainly Russian-American customers, but also those that aren't of Russian descent.

<a href="http://niles.suntimes.com/19813379-781/russian-bookstore-finds-niles-niche.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Niles bookstore is catering to the village’s large Russian-American community</a>, the Niles Herald-Advocate reports. <a href="http://niles.suntimes.com/19813379-781/russian-bookstore-finds-niles-niche.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">City of Joy bookstore is the only one in town carrying a vast selection of both fiction and non-fiction books in the Russian language.</a> The store also sells Russian films and CDs, but their most popular section is the children’s book area, the newspaper reports. The store, located at 8710 W. Golf Road, attracts mainly Russian-American customers, but also those that aren’t of Russian descent.

Cook County

IL Patch Team

Niles-Morton Grove

City of Joy is the only bookstore in town with Russian books and music, the Niles Herald-Advocate reports.