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dghlsakjg 43 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: How does an independent bookstore survive for 90 y...

I don't fully understand it, but the I5 Corridor in Washington hosts an exceptional number of used bookstores.

It seems like every tiny town has a decent one.

My favorite is Easton's Books in Mt. Vernon, WA. Massive selection of paperbacks, as well as great collectible books as well.

louky 43 days ago | [–]

101 In Oregon used to have at least one in every tiny town, haven't been out that way in a while but I found some amazing deals on some old and rare books.

brightball 43 days ago | [–]

Didn’t Amazon start out selling books? Might explain some of it.

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