Book Buyer's Handbook

Handbook users will find a collection of publisher-provided information related to the COVID-19 outbreak, including details about special offers, key contacts, ordering and returns policies, and more. 

Handbook users will find a collection of publisher-provided information related to the COVID-19 outbreak, including details about special offers, key contacts, ordering and returns policies, and more. 

Handbook users will find a collection of publisher-provided information, including details about special offers, key contacts, ordering and returns policies, and more. 

A new setting in the ABA Book Buyer’s Handbook will allow publishers, distributors, and wholesalers to view the contents of all handbook listings, not just their own.

Booksellers can visit the American Booksellers Association’s Book Buyer’s Handbook to find information about publisher programs aimed at supporting new bookstores opening in the independent channel.

ABA is encouraging publishers, distributors, and wholesalers to list details about current special offers in the ABA Book Buyer’s Handbook, a valued resource for indie booksellers.

In his bimonthly letter, ABA’s CEO discusses the recent updates to a core ABA member service: the Book Buyer’s Handbook.

Recent changes to the ABA Book Buyer’s Handbook now make it easier than ever to access key information about publishers, distributors, and wholesalers.

Responses to a short online survey will help ABA understand how bookstores use the Book Buyers Handbook and its searchable database of key publisher contacts, ordering and returns information, and more.

ABA is asking booksellers to complete a short online survey aimed at improving and focusing the content in the Book Buyers Handbook.

The American Booksellers Association is seeking to determine how many bookstore members are interested in ordering a print edition of a 2005 ABA Book Buyer's Handbook. Booksellers are asked to respond by July 31 via an online form or by sending an e-mail with Book Buyer's Handbook in the subject line and including store name, address, phone number, ABA ID number, and number of copies desired to [email protected].

The American Bookseller Association is seeking to determine how many bookstore members are interested in ordering a print edition of a 2005 ABA Book Buyer's Handbook. Booksellers are asked to respond by July 1 via an online form or by sending an e-mail with Book Buyer's Handbook in the subject line and including store name, address, phone number, ABA ID number, and number of copies desired to [email protected].

The American Booksellers Association is asking bookstore members interested in ordering a print edition of a 2005 ABA Book Buyer's Handbook to contact the association by July 1.

ABA is currently seeking to determine the demand for a 2005 print edition of the ABA Book Buyer's Handbook. Since the launch of the ABA Book Buyer's Handbook online at handbook.bookweb.org/ in April 2002, publishers, distributors, and wholesalers have been updating their company data on an ongoing basis.

Since the launch of the ABA Book Buyer's Handbook online at handbook.bookweb.org/ in April 2002, publishers, distributors, and wholesalers have been updating their company data on an ongoing basis.