Most of are blogging community are avid readers. Although many people buy their books online now or don’t visit bookstores for fear of Covid , everyone can remember what fun they used to be . Today I ask you to imagine:
your ideal bookstore and 5 awesome features you would like it to have
Here’s my list :
1. An unlimited exchange policy.
2. A browse as much and as long you like policy.
3. Comfy seating and temperature
4. A good and inexpensive cafeteria.
5.Easily accessible, with ample free parking
Definitely an ideal setting
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I’d agree with all of those features. I do like to visit bookstores sometimes although I do mostly buy books online now. I would maybe add that my ideal bookstore would include a section of secondhand books as well as new. Some of my favourite books came from secondhand book shops.
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Oh yes, definitely.
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BOOKS!lol
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I agree with all except exchange. Libraries are for exchanges and I wouldn’t want to pay for a returned book.
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Very true.
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What? They still have brick and mortar bookstores? Next you’re going to tell me they sell actual physical books there. That’s so 20th century!
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My kids tell me that young people are going analog, buying real journals and writing with actual pens.
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I’m hearing the same!
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Things come back full circle 🔵
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here’s mine
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2022/09/20/5-features-of-an-ideal-bookstore/
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Thanks Di.
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Comfy seating and temperature is a must.
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A hot bookstore is a big distraction/turnoff.
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Very true! Too much heat gives me that “Okay. I’m done here now. Bye.” feeling.
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I agree.
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Undoubtedly.
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Absolutely 💯
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Browsing long and leisurely is important! (For customer satisfaction and bigger purchases!)
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True.
So niggardly storeowners who wrap and seal books should realise they will lose customers that way.
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