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I moved to place with no B&N close by and as much as I enjoy going to a bookstore I refuse to go to Borders cause it is such a lost cause to find a single book
by duck 16y ago
I moved to place with no B&N close by and as much as I enjoy going to a bookstore I refuse to go to Borders cause it is such a lost cause to find a single book you are interested in there. It is just night and day difference browsing between the two stores.
- colomon 16y agoWhat sort of books are you looking for?! I've got my share of complaints about Borders, and they certainly didn't always have the particular book I was looking for, but I don't think I've ever gone to one where that had absolutely no books I was interested in. Usually the problem is not spending too much money. And I've definitely never noticed B&N to be any better on that front. When I had a choice, I'd almost always go to Borders first, unless I was already in the B&N parking lot for something else.
- mahmud 16y agoAre you kidding me? B&N carries books on gardening, military history and diet fads. That's about it. B&N is illiterate compared to Borders.