What Type of Bookstore Are You?

How about we try and cut you a deal?

Well it depends on the book. People would probably be willing to pay quite a lot for the right book.

Just use the list price. They print them on the book for a reason.

I have a general organization plan I apply pretty evenly to most of my life.

Oh wow look at that I lost my own head again.

I keep the most important parts of my life meticulously organized.

Get those frothy, drinks away from my precious books before they stain something!

Oh yeah, they're even better draws than the books themselves sometimes! Love them.

They can be nice, but they're not essential.

Good lord no. It's in the name.

Of course, how else would they make any money?

Maybe some cool stationary or book-geek adjacent accessories.

A neat, tidy layout that showcases the most important pieces.

If the customer doesn't feel like they're getting lost in book space-time, we need more books.

An organized, open layout that's easy to understand and replicate.

Giving off a really cool vibe. Well, book-nerd cool.

Advertising top-notch products.

A well known reputation.

An eclectic selection of used books.

The newest bestsellers.

Some truly unique books that sets them apart.

A well-worn, warm and comfy chair.

Your own private fancy library, the type with wood panel walls, busts of dead people and everything.

A Starbucks.

I take really good care of my newer books, but I tend to forget about my older ones.

Like fine jewels, each and every one.

Creases, wear and tear just show how well-loved a book is.

A long dead, well respected figure who's widely considered a great literary master.

That big name on the front of most bestseller in the airport bookstores.

No one's really heard of them, until you come along to put things right.