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CAC Bookshop

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CAC Bookshop is your cozy local bookstall in bustling Osu. You step in and find shelves packed with novels, textbooks and prayer books that locals love to flip through. It sits just off the main road near the fish market, making it easy to pop into after browsing downtown. No fuss, just books stacked neatly and friendly chats from the shop owners.

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