One Moore Books in Monrovia, Liberia, plans on publishing books aimed at children. The shop was founded by thirty-year-old Wayétu Moore, who fled Liberia as a refugee at the age of five.
Three years ago, Jenny Milchman launched Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day with the goal of getting children who ordinarily don’t have access to books into stores.
The blizzard wasn’t enough to shut Washington, DC’s bookstores.
The beloved bookstore cat in Boston’s Commonwealth Books has passed away.
Why buy a bookstore? Allison Mengarelli, owner of the Book Bin in Chicago, shares her answer.
French indie bookstores are thriving despite threats from Amazon.
