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Borders is committed to the idea of connecting books and readers; we are passionate about the importance of literacy and knowledge to our culture; dedicated to the extraordinary power of books—those who write them, read them, collect them, look after them, treasure them.
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Originating in Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1971, this international bookstore chain is known for its vast selection of books, movies and music, as well as a comfortable atmosphere. Cozy...
this store was closed over a year ago. can you name another book store.
Borders closed in Jan 2011
This store is closing.
Closing at the end of the year. Bummer. So, what if it was a bum hangout, that's part of the s.b. "charm". S'all good. Now, I'll miss this prime downtown locale. I hope Barnes n' Noble will be…
By far the worst Borders I've ever been to. I love Borders, I love books but this particular store was awful. The layout is terrible and the staff were unhelpful and avoiding. I think this is a sign…
From Singapore and New Zealand to the U.K. and Malaysia, Borders is the only U.S. book retailer to go global with books, magazines, music, calendars, and more, with some stores stocking both English and Spanish titles.
Most locations have an in-store cafe, featuring caffeinated specialty drinks and a small selection of baked goods.
Call your local Borders for in-store event listings, which include story times for tots, book signings, knitting group meetings and more.
Most locations offer wireless access in their cafes and seating areas. Plans are available through T-Mobile, ranging from $6 an hour to $40 a month.
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