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Barnes & Noble, Inc.: This chain includes B. Dalton bookstores, Barnes & Noble superstores, Doubleday, Scribner and Bookstop (also known as Bookstar in some states) In total, it numbers around 900 stores. Barnes & Noble College Waldenbooks: They are the second largest chain consisting of about 825 stores. Borders: A national chain consisting of 360 stores Baker &Taylor: The largest wholesaler in the library market Anderson Merchandisers: A wholesaler that provides books to Wal-Mart. Hastings Book and Record: An independent chain of about 140 stores primarily in the Southwest American Wholesale Book Company: They mainly buy books for Books-A-Million. A chain of about 204 stores in the Southeast. They also buy books for warehouse clubs such as Price Club, Sam’s, Costco, and BJ’s. Ingram: The largest wholesaler in the book industry. AMS: A wholesaler that services the warehouse clubs Edward R. Hamilton: A direct mail consumer catalog Koen: A wholesaler who has warehouses in PA, and Pacific Northwest Bookazine: A wholesaler who sells in the Northeast Brodart: A library wholesalers based in Pennsylvania Amazon. COM Educational Book Brokers: Display marketing company Scholastic Book Fairs Ollie's: A retailer specializing in bargain books
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