Definition of bookstore
: a place of business where books are the main item offered for sale — called also
bookshop
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Best for: Fans of literary fiction, hipsters and supporters of independent bookstores.
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Her second hiking book, Maine Hikes Off the Beaten Path, hits bookstores June 1.
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For more honest words of wisdom from Bobby Bones, his new book, Fail Until You Don't: Fight Grind Repeat hits bookstores June 19th.
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James Comey started promoting his book Former FBI Director James Comey’s book is poised to hit bookstores, with the first reviews publishing Thursday evening and a series of high-profile interviews scheduled for the weekend.
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James Comey’s memoir hits bookstores Tuesday, with the former FBI director planning a series of media appearances that will put him back in the public eye as a government watchdog is set to release a report examining his conduct in office.
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Just as the story hit U.S. bookstores, Saint-Exupéry paid a visit to his closest American friend, journalist Sylvia Hamilton Reinhardt, on his way out of New York.
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Visit some of the best bookstores that the Windy City’s literary scene has to offer.
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Showalter continues to teach courses on Roth through a bookstore in Washington, DC, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
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First Known Use of bookstore
1760
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