bookseller
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- bookselling noun
Etymology
Origin of bookseller
Example Sentences
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Other historical Pasadena figures in the book include the bookseller A.C.
When the Constitutional Convention concluded on Sept. 17, 1787, its president, George Washington, bought a four-volume edition of “Don Quixote” from a Philadelphia bookseller to bring home to Mount Vernon.
“By meeting readers where they are and linking to Bookshop.org, Spotify is financially supporting indie booksellers with each purchase.”
From Los Angeles Times
The offering will be one more point of competition for retail giant Amazon.com, the country’s largest online bookseller whose business units include Audible, the dominant audiobook service.
Examples include common bookseller training and development, as well as using the same customer service software.
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