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  • This Week's Bestsellers: July 4, 2016

    Siblings Lee Goldberg and Tod Goldberg appear on our Hardcover Fiction list, with books co-authored by Janet Evanovich and Brad Meltzer. Plus Roald Dahl’s ‘The BFG’ has a big week before its big-screen debut, and much more.

  • Bookstore News: June 30, 2016

    A former corrections officer to open a bookshop in Utah; a rabbi and children's author turns bookseller in D.C.; Kansas University Jayhawks will need to find a new bookstore; and more.

  • Tips from Children's Institute 4

    For its fourth year in a row, Children’s Institute gathered booksellers from across the country for two days of education. PW reports on some particularly useful tips that booksellers shared.

  • One-Time Charges Lead to Drop in Earnings at Barnes & Noble Education

    Revenue at the college store operator rose 1.7% in fiscal 2016, but restructuring charges tied to outsourcing its digital education platform led to a decline in earnings.

  • B&N’s Nook Press Debuts Print, In-Store Event Programs

    Barnes & Noble’s self-publishing platform has launched a self-service option that allows Nook Press authors to create print editions of their titles and sell them via B&N stores.

  • Bookstore News: June 27, 2016

    A books and records shop opens in an old funhouse; books meet pizza in a Bushwick shop; the Milwaukee, Wisc., staple, Reader's Choice, is set to close; and more.

  • Barnes & Noble Bets On Physical Bookstores To Improve Profits

    New stores with cafés that serve beer and wine are part of the chain’s plans to boost its bottom line.

  • The Weekly Scorecard: Tracking Unit Print Sales for Week Ending June 19, 2016

    PW's weekly look at print book sales powered by Nielsen Bookscan.

  • This Week's Bestsellers: June 27, 2016

    Emma Cline’s ‘The Girls’ is more than a cult hit, debuting at #5 on our Hardcover Fiction list. Plus the Tony Awards boost the already-strong sales of ‘Hamilton'-related titles, books about dads and granddads have a happy Father’s Day, and much more.

  • CI 4: Telling Stories at Children's Institute

    The 45-hour children's bookseller gathering in Orlando closed on a high note, in large part because of the energy and enthusiasm of booksellers.

  • Looking to Future, B&N Puts Its Faith In Bricks and Mortar

    In a presentation to investors Thursday morning, company execs unveiled the new cafes that will be the centerpiece of its new concept stores, discussed plan to grow store and online sales, and strategy to continue to shrink Nook losses.

  • Bookstore News: June 23, 2016

    An African-American bookstore returns in California; a North Carolina bookstore adds a B&B; a bookstore searches for space in Queens; and more.

  • Bookstore News: June 21, 2016

    A devastating fire at an historic Ohio bookstore; a just-closed Michigan bookstore could return; a boardwalk anniversary in Delaware; and more.

  • Bookstore Coming to Belmont, Mass. in 2017

    Writer Chris Abouzeit, a bookseller at Porter Square Books in Cambridge, and his wife Kathy Crowley, a writer and a physician, will open the first full-service bookstore in almost seven years in this Boston suburb.

  • Bookstore News: June 20, 2016

    Books-A-Million finds success in N.H.; a Minnesota bookstore doubles in size; ABA sets up an LGBTQ book drive in Orlando; and more.

  • U.S. Publishing Groups Back Hong Kong Bookseller

    In a statement, America’s booksellers, publishers, and librarians expressed admiration for Lam Wing-kee and his defense of the right of the Chinese people to read the books they want.

  • Indie Booksellers Tweak Business Models to Make Most of Hearty Print Sales

    With the resurgence of print formats, indie booksellers are testing new business models, scouting new locations, and starting mini-chains.

  • The Weekly Scorecard: Tracking Unit Print Sales for Week Ending June 12, 2016

    PW's weekly look at print book sales powered by Nielsen Bookscan.

  • This Week's Bestsellers: June 20, 2016

    Stephen King’s ‘End of Watch,’ the #1 book in the country, closes out his Bill Hodges trilogy. Plus Dork Diaries author Rachel Renée Russell launches a new series, Mary Roach examines the personal cost of war, and much more.

  • NYC’s Three Lives Faces Possible Move

    With its building on the market, Three Lives & Company in New York City’s West Village may be forced into a relocation. If the store is not offered a lease by its building's new owner, owner Toby Cox said he is prepared to move.

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