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I am Rosa . I work at a small bookshop in the town centre . The shop opens at nine on weekdays and at ten on Saturday . On Sunday we stay closed all day . In the morning I arrive at eight forty - five and switch on the lights . At nine sharp I unlock the door for the first customers . On Monday mornings students come at nine fifteen after their bus arrives at the station . At lunchtime I eat a sandwich at twelve thirty in the staff room at the back . On busy days I eat quickly at twelve and return to the till at twelve twenty . In December many people shop at midday on their break from work . On the first day of each month we change the window display at seven before opening . In January we show winter novels and hot drink books . On Valentine week in February hearts appear on shelves at the front . At Easter we sell picture books for children on the table near the door . Families visit on Good Friday at eleven and on Easter Monday at two . In spring sunshine people browse outside at the bench at four . At summer sales in July we open early at eight thirty on Fridays . On Saturday in August tourists arrive at ten and stay until five . In August the town is busy at night when music plays in the square at eight . On September fifth school lists bring parents at nine in the morning . Teachers recommend dictionaries on the first week of term . In autumn evenings readers return at six after work to choose new stories . At Halloween on October thirty - first we decorate at seven in the evening . Children in costumes visit at five on their way home from parties . In November rain makes the shop feel cosy at four when lamps glow at the windows . At Christmas we stay open late at eight on December twenty - third . On Christmas Eve we close at three in the afternoon . In the last week of the year gifts sell fast at noon and again at five . On New Year day the shop is quiet at eleven when only a few walkers pass . In January sales start on the second and prices drop at the start of the month . At the end of January we count stock at six after closing . At present I train a new helper on Tuesday at two . She learns the till at three and shelve books at four . On her first Friday she works alone at nine while I take lunch at twelve in the café next door . Our regular customer Mr Ellis visits at ten on Thursday and at eleven on Saturday . He buys one novel in the month of May and two in winter at Christmas . On his birthday in June he always chooses poetry at two in the afternoon .
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