I go to Barnes & Noble. I could spend hours there just browsing.

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Trending & News I go to Barnes & Noble. I could spend hours there just browsing.

There’s a Xinhua Bookstore Shanghai and Eslite Bookstore Suzhou, when I lived in Suzhou I often visited there, bought a book and sat in Eslite Cafe to read.
These were wonderful days.
Eslite Bookstore



Xinhua Bookstore
Sometimes I'll go to a library that's not too far from where I live and other times if I want to get a book and keep it forever I'll go to Barnes and Noble and I actually just went to Barnes and Noble in either October or November because a new book that's apart of this series I like had just recently come out
A few times a year I'm in the Denver area and always hit up a bookstore called the tattered cover. Outside of that, I always look for a really small local shops if we visit another state and pick up a few books worrhy for the long-haul.
Thriftbooks. com
They have the cheapest books I've came across, and they ship to my address in a timely manner.
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I see Rory Gilmore carrying her stupid 800 lb. book bag all over Europe and everywhere, and I go load up my Kindle. If I buy a book for someone as a gift it's nice to give them a signed hard copy but I also give them the Kindle version so they don't have to lug it around. What are they going to do with all these enormous libraries?
Amazon or Amazon Audible.
Either that or I don't really spend money on books much. I don't got money right now.
If it's something I could borrow at the library, I do that instead. But even then..
If i go in a bookstore, its for the smell of coffee and the little book souvenirs and stuffed animals. But i dont have any interest in the books themselves
lol MIne is All Over O line. Yes, Barnes and Noble. Ordering Online Nowadays is A Good Way. xxoo
I used to buy $20 books from indigo but when they raised their prices I replaced indigo with kindle.
paper books in Poland, mostly empik. English - Amazon kindle because ordering from the US to Europe doesn't make any sense :D
Thalia or Mayersche,
they belong together but also are seperated... so you got only one per city.
We hardly have any good bookstores in my hometown or the city I live in.
I usually buy my books from Saxo lately.
I get them from Amazon. They're conveniently delivered to my door, and the site has the largest selection of books of anywhere that I've ever seen. I also get to not have to deal with people, so that's another plus.
Bookshops. Second hand ones for preference, I'm more likely to pick up an author I've never heard of.
Barnes & Noble, spiritual/botanical stores, Walmart, Target even Dollar street has good books. I love reading so my radar always find nook stores.
I order most of my books online through Abebooks. co. uk. It's a bit of a lottery because you never know if a book is going to be smoke damaged or something.
I used to love to go to my college bookstore. Now I just get books out of the library.
Never met a bookstore I didn’t like, but prefer some used bookstores.
I haven't been into a book store in years now.
I usually buy them online, from ThriftBooks. But I used to spend hours at Barnes & Noble also
Use to go Walden books. But they don't exist any more.. So Amazon and Kindle unlimited it is.
Thrift Books or sales at the Newport Beach Public Library at 1000 Avocado.
Amazon.
I usually order them online
I get my books from Virgin.
McNally Jackson in nyc
Usually online.
Amazon for new
Charity shop for used
Half price books or ebay.
I used to do that, now I just read my kindle
Used book store/ antiques shop
Dymocks
I borrow them
Kinokuniya
local book stores
Amazon these days.
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