Anyone who experienced the wave of bookstore closures that started in the early-2000s knows how painful it is to see the one or two national or independent bookstores in your area shut down for good.   That meant no more Borders, no more B. Daltons and no more Waldenbooks in your area mall (weren’t those stores fun to browse through? I miss that.) Books-A-Million went through some changes—but is still chugging along in some regions—and Barnes & Noble reigned as one of the last major national...