Sentences with phrase «than bookstores»

They therefore organize events at places other than bookstores and some of the places include clubs and bars.

They're better than a bookstore voucher, and they're guaranteed to fetch a smile.

Why this is changing: Libraries are more and more open to stocking indie books — much more so than bookstores, in general.

From the initial planning stages through the book events themselves, perhaps no other group has the range of insight into what authors do to create successful appearances than bookstore event coordinators.

From the initial planning stages through the events themselves, perhaps no other group has the range of insight into what authors do to create successful appearances than bookstore event coordinators.

They are very different than bookstores because they provide enormous low cost access to reading.

These are always great venues and sometimes easier to get into than bookstores.

Readers of today want connection to the content that goes deeper than a bookstore telling them what to read!

I keep the other 70 %, which is much more generous than the bookstore model.

Why this is changing: Libraries are actually more and more open to stocking indie books — much more so than bookstores, in general.

I thought to myself: «It makes more sense to be a Pottery Barn selling a few books than a bookstore selling a few pots.»

2) The inventory is smaller than a bookstore or library, but it's actually nice in the sense that there's less overwhelm factor and you have a «curated collection» from which to choose.

As a result of this focus, comiXology emphasizes weekly comics over collected editions and graphic novels, and it is organized more like a comics shop than a bookstore.

«Pushy» marketing isn't fun (and is generally ineffective) no matter the source — we just notice it more when it's our friends, rather than the bookstore.

I wrote an essay on it last year (which I might repost here) where I explained why, but the bottom line is that my Amazon experience became better than my bookstore experience.

Indeed many people in Italy are acquainted with schemes in which you join a «club» that would send you a book every month (unless you opt - out month by month, and if you don't you have to pay the price for it), and would sell books at a price much lower than the bookstore.

Way better pricing than the bookstore.

There is nothing that I love more than a bookstore — it's my next favorite store after the J.Crew outlet!

They started looking more like a big Five and Dime Store that sold books than bookstores.

Now we have an article from the New York Times telling us that B&N wants to «be more» than a bookstore.