More bad news for Barnes and Noble. Holiday sales were down 9%. Besides making the mistake (like many retailers do) of over-relying on Christmas sales, B&N still seems to have trouble refitting their ship. No reader or writer wants to see B&N fail, but here is what I wrote awhile back on how B&N could reinvent itself.
Saving Barnes and Noble
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History warns us. Legend fascinates us. Imagination drives us. Authors take these and create worlds that entertain, provoke and warn. Ultimately, even fiction is about the Story we all find ourselves in.
Darrick Dean 
I’m thinking they need to make their books cheaper…they just can’t compete when you can get the eBook version for half the price!
I’m thinking they are overpriced and I certainly can’t afford to buy all the books I want to read…I wish! I would love to help the author but at least they make money off the ebook sales too.
I just don’t want bookstores to go out of business either, and with Amazon opening physical locations…🤔☹️
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There are still a lot of books I want in print so I can add them to my library. However, I do occasionally start with the ebook and then “upgrade” if I really like it.
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That’s how I feel…when I have money I have a list I want for my school classroom library
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