Which major bookstore chain pioneered the 'retail as a destination' concept in the 1990s with in-store cafés and comfortable seating areas designed to encourage customers to linger and browse?

The book retail landscape has dramatically evolved over the decades, with major chains rising and falling as reading habits and commerce strategies shifted. Independent bookstores, massive chains, and digital platforms have all competed for the literary consumer's attention. This trivia question explores an interesting chapter in the history of book retail giants and their marketing strategies that shaped how we discover and purchase literature.

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