Which major bookstore chain was the first to implement in-store cafés as a standard feature across its locations, revolutionizing the 'browsing experience' in the 1990s?

The book retail landscape has dramatically transformed over the past few decades, with significant shifts in consumer behavior and retail strategies. From independent bookshops to mega-chains to digital marketplaces, the way we discover and purchase literature has evolved considerably. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in literary retail history that changed how millions access books.

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Barnes & Noble
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Books-A-Million
Waldenbooks