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Do people often go to bookstores to read books instead of buying books?
If you want to know about a bookstore, it's easy to distinguish it from a library.

Bookstores generally refer to the sales of books, which are of a commercial nature. The shopkeeper needs to make a profit. If everyone comes to read books instead of buying them, opening reading to the public may reduce their income.

The library is a public place that provides reading and learning services for people, and everyone can browse books at will.