Barnes & Noble

I’m having trouble finding time to read at the moment, since the mixture of university, voluntary and paid work and god knows what else is leaving me with little or no spare time most weeks. I’ve even started going to the gym more since I can read there while I exercise, and if you know the frequency of visits I used to make on a monthly basis (say, oh, 3 compared to the current 15), you’ll realise this is a big sacrifice on the whole “not exercising” thing on my part. Still, this is a pretty recent occurrence, and when I was planning my trip to New York I was still managing to fit in a couple of books each week, so naturally enough I ...  Read the complete review

Once you walk into the Barnes and Noble store on Union Square you'll be amazed at the great range they have. In fact the entrance floor doesn't really give away the immense stock they have. As you progress up the floors you'll find a section for everything. The decor of the store is quite refined and clean. This store also offers a rare thing in New York as well, it has a relaxed enviroment. You are quite welcom to make your way to the top floor and read a desired book while having a cup of coffee. There is no pressure to buy at all. The prices are pretty good with may books having 20% off them. On the bottom floor you can grab some books in the sale at great prices. ...  Read the complete review

Barnes and Noble is a chain of bookstores across North America. The staffs are usually very knowledgeable and helpful. The stores are very relaxed and the books offer a great range at good prices. One thing to look out for is the bargain books, they can range from just $1 for a hardback book and personally I have obtained many bargains from the reduced range. Some of the stores offer and added bonus of a Starbucks coffee shop in the store, where the shoppers can check out there potential purchases, read the host of current magazines or just chill from the world outside. ...  Read the complete review