Which pioneering bookstore loyalty program was the first to offer both purchase points AND access to exclusive author events, fundamentally changing how readers engage with literary communities?

In the competitive world of book publishing and retail, loyalty programs have become sophisticated tools to retain dedicated readers. Major bookstore chains and publishers have developed innovative ways to reward their most loyal customers with points, exclusive content, and special events. How well do you know the history and evolution of these literary loyalty programs that have shaped the modern reading experience?

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Barnes & Noble's B&N Membership, launched in 1997 with a revolutionary dual-reward structure
Amazon's Prime Reading, which began offering exclusive literary events in 2005
Borders Rewards, credited with the first digital-physical hybrid loyalty program in 2003
Books-A-Million Millionaire's Club, which pioneered the concept in 2001 with its 'Literary Circle' events