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BookTok Drives Print Sales Up, Saves Bookstores Nationwide
Solutions4h ago

BookTok Drives Print Sales Up, Saves Bookstores Nationwide

After years of decline, print book sales are climbing thanks to a predominantly female online reading community called BookTok. Barnes & Noble is opening 60 new stores in 2026 after losing $1 billion.

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Independent Bookstore Day Celebrates 13 Years Saturday
Solutions19h ago

Independent Bookstore Day Celebrates 13 Years Saturday

Thousands of independent bookstores across all 50 states are throwing parties this Saturday for Independent Bookstore Day. From author meet-and-greets to golden tickets for free audiobooks, local bookshops are celebrating their role as community hubs.

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Indie Bookstores Stage Comeback After Amazon Nearly Killed Them
SolutionsApr 2

Indie Bookstores Stage Comeback After Amazon Nearly Killed Them

Independent bookstores were on the brink of extinction in 2009, crushed by Amazon's lower prices and endless inventory. Today, they're thriving by doing what online giants can't: building community. #

Fast Company - Innovation2 min read
Auckland's Hard to Find Books Survives With 3x Bigger Space
Acts of KindnessFeb 8

Auckland's Hard to Find Books Survives With 3x Bigger Space

A beloved secondhand bookstore that faced closure after 40 years just found a new home three times larger than its current location. Hard to Find Books will soon house up to 250,000 books, making it New Zealand's biggest secondhand bookstore.

Stuff NZ2 min read
Oprah-Approved Bookstore Turns Dream Into Reality in California
Acts of KindnessFeb 2

Oprah-Approved Bookstore Turns Dream Into Reality in California

Two entrepreneurs turned their shared vision into Godmothers, a thriving bookstore and community hub in Summerland, California. The 15-month-old space proves that following your instincts and creative visualization can build something magical.

Fast Company2 min read