bookseller
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌsɛlɚ/
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librero
- You can find the book at your favorite independent bookseller or on Amazon.
- booksellers and publishers
- booksellers and editors
- booksellers and librarians
You can find the book at your favorite independent bookseller or on Amazon.
- You can find the book at your favorite independent bookseller or on Amazon.
- He washes up in Athens and he walks into a bookstore as the bookseller is reading that story.
- And anyway, the bookseller was arrested.
- And he says, he walks up to the bookseller and he goes, where can I find a man like that?
- I think I'd have been laughed out of the room because of course ISBNSI think were developed really by people who were booksellers, publishers, librarians.
- Well, obviously they can order it from any good independent or Amazon, any bookseller will hold it, but Amazon's the quickest way.
- And they not only are a bookseller, they're also a place that authors pop in when they're doing signings and tours and talks.
Examples
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The local bookseller offered a wide variety of novels and non-fiction titles.
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Narrator 1: After dinner, Oliver heads for the bookseller with the money and books.
Fiction book (2000) -
For example, in 1805, John Harris, a well-known English bookseller, published two books, The Comic Adventures.
Academic text (2001) -
Of course, this decreased demand for new books has hit booksellers, publishers, and authors directly in their pocketbooks.
Academic text (2009) -
And they not only are a bookseller, they're also a place that authors pop in when they're doing signings and tours and talks.
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Literary agents, editors, librarians, and booksellers are looking for books they can enthusiastically represent, publish, acquire, or recommend.
Academic text (2009) -
She decided to visit her favorite bookseller to find a new mystery novel.
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The bookseller arranged a signing event for the famous author at the store.
Synonyms
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3.8
A person who sells books by visiting homes or towns
A person who sells used books from small stalls along the river in Paris
A person or shop that buys and sells books, often second-hand and rare
A person who buys and sells rare or old books
A person who sells secondhand or rare books
A person who travels to sell or give out books, often religious
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bookseller is a simple compound of book 'a set of written pages' and seller 'someone who sells'. So a bookseller is a person or shop that sells books.