Costco

Costco is gonna stop selling books in the US in the new year citing it's too labor intensive. 

Gossip on Reddit was they no longer have a book buyer either; I felt in the past 5 years I have noticed a quality decline in the books offered.

Costco is gonna stop selling books in the US in the new year citing it's too labor intensive. 

Gossip on Reddit was they no longer have a book buyer either; I felt in the past 5 years I have noticed a quality decline in the books offered.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/costco-to-end-book-sales-in-hundreds-of-stores-starting-next-year-reports/ar-AA1v53IU

Jamie • /devrel @ /reservoir • /bicycling • /chicago • /djs • home @ /chicagolife

a bit sad to see as we've been buying kids books from there 😔

building /quidli 🦑, casting in /justinahn, daoing in /🍊 & /🟪

big on library here, we have public + private english language one

but always nice to grab costco sized collections of kids books when we have the option 🥲

Yeah 😢 I did see Barnes and Noble is on the rebound though. We are getting a huge one in Chicago's Wicker Park. Otherwise, we have a few local ones that have books at full retail price. I only buy them from there for someone's bday. Otherwise, I'm hardcore library user.