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The Book Nook

In honor of Black History Month, we're revisiting this story that was originally published in 2020, along with an updated directory of Black-owned bookstores by state.

Dr. Seuss once said, “The more that you read, the more things you will know.”

Access to books in Benson just got a little easier to help make that happen.

Whether it’s the latest thriller, whodunit, bodice ripper, or any other literary genre, metro bibliophiles can find what keeps them reading past their bedtimes at one of Omaha’s independent bookstores.

A walk through the author expo at the Papillion Book Festival held by the Papillion Public Library on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023.

If you’re considering living in Omaha, Nebraska, prepare to experience a city of vibrancy and entertainment. The town boasts an array of unique attractions and experiences that locals and newcomers alike can enjoy.

Searching for your next favorite book? Find it at one of the city’s unique bookstores. Omaha has several bookstores selling new and used books.

Many small businesses in the Omaha metro area have gotten creative over the last year and a half. Some of these ventures discovered their new modes of industry enabled them to thrive.

Despite the Covid pandemic, entrepreneurs across the country continue to open bookstores, with the ABA reporting that 27 new bookstores opened since September 1. Each of these stores is unique, but all of the new store owners PW spoke with have a common goal: they are filling essential niches in their communities.

PAPILLION, Neb. (KMTV) — Research reveals that reading reduces stress, increases your vocabulary and makes you more knowledgeable.

A student-run organization at Papillion-La Vista High School, discuss the new opening of a bookstore during the times of a pandemic.

Downtown Papillion has a new, locally owned bookshop. The Book Nook opened about two weeks ago on Washington Street and business owner, DaRonn Washington said that it is a dream come true for him.