Thread: How Barnes & Noble Came Back From Near Dead
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Old 01-30-2023, 10:55 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by drofgnal View Post
That's good news for sure! I've always liked browsing through B&N with a cup of coffee exploring books.
Amen.
BAM as well. And in olden days before they were eaten by B&N and BAM, all the smaller Mall bookstores.

Now days a nice Grocery or big Pharmacy might have a small section of books beside the magazines.

Even Dollar Tree has a few discounted books. And on occasion a Dollar General or a Family Dollar might have a rack.
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