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Book Stores in the US
Could someone please tell me what the most popular book store for buying hardback or paperback books on line in the USA would be. I need to research some info for my blog, Thanks for your help! Dawn |
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I would say Amazon. Most of the US chains now sell online, but I don't think anyone has come close to catching Amazon. I could be wrong though . . . my information is anecdotal, not researched.
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I have to agree with Filark. For online, it is probably Amazon.
Barnes and Noble and Borders have lots of coupons for deals also.
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Thanks guys, appreciate your comments.
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Yes... Amazon
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Amazon and even Ebay for buying the book 2nd hand.
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I do 99% percent of my book buying at Amazon, although I do occasionally fall back on Barnes & Nobles. So I would have to say Amazon is the best place.
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If you're looking for a brick & mortar answer... Barnes & Noble seems to always beat out Borders, and Books-a-Million can't really put up a good fight. Although, Borders does also own Waldenbooks. The pair together might be catching up to B&N?
I live in the sticks and there's a Waldenbooks 20 minutes from me, that I hate. I do all of my book shopping on Amazon. :P Even before Kindle.
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