American Booksellers Association
The American Booksellers Association was founded in 1900 as a not-for-profit trade organization. It's members are independently owned brick and mortar bookstores. The ABA advocates for its members through education, information dissemination, business products and services, and advocacy. ABA not only seeks to protect and promote the interests of independent retail book businesses, but actively works to protect the First Amendment rights of every American. The ABA supports free speech, literacy, and promotes and supports independent bookstores. The American Booksellers Association maintains its headquarters in White Plains, New York. The association also hosts the annual ABA Convention in conjunction with BookExpo America each spring. To find out more about ABA visit their website at www.bookweb.org. Visit American Booksellers Association online
I Cannot Live Without Books
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West Dennis, Massachusetts, United States
The Mystery Bookshop is expanding!!! We now have a great selection of both Adult and Young Adult Science Fiction/Fantasy -- many of which are, in fact, mysteries! We are also going back to our original name -- I Cannot Live…
Legacy and Lore Bookstore
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Platte City, Missouri, United States
Our story isn't just about books. It's about family, love, and the mysteries that bind us. My parents were avid book collectors, with a special love for mysteries. Their passion for stories was contagious, and our home was always filled…
Tolerbooks, LLC
McKinney, Texas, United States
We are a family owned bookstore selling new and used books. Our main purpose is to make books affordable to everyone who wants them. We support literacy programs for adults and children both locally and through the Kids Need to…
Specializing in:
White Rose Books & More
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Kissimmee, Florida, United States
In 2015, Erin started her journey into online retail by opening a bookmark shop on Etsy called BibliophilePrints. In 2020 she moved to the Orlando area and reimagined her now much bigger business as an independent bookstore. She knew she…
