Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/U4cDXdMSbHb.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Bookshop.org Founder Andy Hunter On Taking Down Amazon | The Everygirl Book Club Maggio [fo0dw2jJxU4] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Tag: #Maggio, #alex bump, #snow forecast, #tony hinchcliffeAndy Hunter, founder and CEO of Bookshop.org, joins the Everygirl Book Club to talk about taking on Amazon, why independent bookstores are booming again, and the books he can't stop recommending this summer.Andy built Bookshop.org to get more of the online book market into the hands of independent bookstores instead of Amazon and in this episode he breaks down how the company works, why it's legally barred from ever selling to Amazon (or any major retailer/private equity), and what BookTok has done to the book industry, for better and worse.We also get his book recommendations for summer 2026, the childhood books that shaped him into a lifelong reader, and his honest advice for anyone who dreams of opening their own bookstore.Shop the books on your TBR list at If you loved this episode, subscribe and leave a comment it genuinely helps other readers find the podcast. New episodes drop fortnightly with author interviews, book recs, and bookish hot takes.#Bookshop #IndieBookstores #BookTok #BookClub #AndyHunter #BookTube #ReadingCommunity #TheEverygirlBookClub BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE- Dodge City Patrick deWitt- A Real Animal Emmeline Atwood - Famous Men silver price today Julie Buntin- A Guardian and a Thief Megan Musumdar- I Who Have Never Known Men - Jacqueline Harpman- Habits of the Sea - Shea Ernshaw- Watership Down Richard Adams- The Tin Drum Gnter GrassLet's get lost in a good book together. Join us at The Everygirl Book Club! WANT MORE LIKE THIS? Listen:The Everygirl Book Club with Brady Lockerby BookTok Hits, Misses & Must-Read BooksI Couldnt Put This Book Down | Emma Brodie on Into the Blue, Romance, & FandomAuthor Interview with Heba Al-Wasity | Weavingshaw Q&A + Writing Journey Read:The Everygirl Book Clubs August Pick: Both Can Be True19 Coastal Grandma Books That Feel Like Youre Living in a Nancy Meyers Movie FOLLOWThe Everygirl Book Club | The Everygirl | Lauren Blue | Garri James | CHAPTERS:00:00 Intro00:30 Meet Andy Hunter, founder & CEO of Bookshop.org01:00 Reading Receipts: what Andy's reading on vacation01:15 Book rec: "Dodge City" by Patrick deWitt04:00 Book rec: "A Real Animal" by Emmeline Atwood04:45 Book rec: "Famous Men" by Julie rb leipzig vs st. pauli Buntin06:30 How Andy became a lifelong reader as a kid08:00 The childhood books that shaped him (Watership Down, The Tin Drum, more)13:00 Raising readers: how Andy got his kids to love books16:00 The origin story of Bookshop.org pitching investors who said "you're doomed"19:00 How the pandemic changed everything for Bookshop.org20:30 BookTok, BookTube & Bookstagram's impact on indie bookstores23:00 The downside of BookTok: are we losing the "midlist"?27:00 Advice for anyone who wants to open a bookstore30:00 Ethical consumption, greenwashing michel bergeron & why it's in Bookshop.org's legal documents41:00 What happens to the money real stories from booksellers53:00 Bookshop.org's goals for the next 510 years56:30 Litigation segment: is a home library "overconsumption"?
Tag: #Maggio, #alex bump, #snow forecast, #tony hinchcliffeAndy Hunter, founder and CEO of Bookshop.org, joins the Everygirl Book Club to talk about taking on Amazon, why independent bookstores are booming again, and the books he can't stop recommending this summer.Andy built Bookshop.org to get more of the online book market into the hands of independent bookstores instead of Amazon and in this episode he breaks down how the company works, why it's legally barred from ever selling to Amazon (or any major retailer/private equity), and what BookTok has done to the book industry, for better and worse.We also get his book recommendations for summer 2026, the childhood books that shaped him into a lifelong reader, and his honest advice for anyone who dreams of opening their own bookstore.Shop the books on your TBR list at If you loved this episode, subscribe and leave a comment it genuinely helps other readers find the podcast. New episodes drop fortnightly with author interviews, book recs, and bookish hot takes.#Bookshop #IndieBookstores #BookTok #BookClub #AndyHunter #BookTube #ReadingCommunity #TheEverygirlBookClub BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE- Dodge City Patrick deWitt- A Real Animal Emmeline Atwood - Famous Men silver price today Julie Buntin- A Guardian and a Thief Megan Musumdar- I Who Have Never Known Men - Jacqueline Harpman- Habits of the Sea - Shea Ernshaw- Watership Down Richard Adams- The Tin Drum Gnter GrassLet's get lost in a good book together. Join us at The Everygirl Book Club! WANT MORE LIKE THIS? Listen:The Everygirl Book Club with Brady Lockerby BookTok Hits, Misses & Must-Read BooksI Couldnt Put This Book Down | Emma Brodie on Into the Blue, Romance, & FandomAuthor Interview with Heba Al-Wasity | Weavingshaw Q&A + Writing Journey Read:The Everygirl Book Clubs August Pick: Both Can Be True19 Coastal Grandma Books That Feel Like Youre Living in a Nancy Meyers Movie FOLLOWThe Everygirl Book Club | The Everygirl | Lauren Blue | Garri James | CHAPTERS:00:00 Intro00:30 Meet Andy Hunter, founder & CEO of Bookshop.org01:00 Reading Receipts: what Andy's reading on vacation01:15 Book rec: "Dodge City" by Patrick deWitt04:00 Book rec: "A Real Animal" by Emmeline Atwood04:45 Book rec: "Famous Men" by Julie rb leipzig vs st. pauli Buntin06:30 How Andy became a lifelong reader as a kid08:00 The childhood books that shaped him (Watership Down, The Tin Drum, more)13:00 Raising readers: how Andy got his kids to love books16:00 The origin story of Bookshop.org pitching investors who said "you're doomed"19:00 How the pandemic changed everything for Bookshop.org20:30 BookTok, BookTube & Bookstagram's impact on indie bookstores23:00 The downside of BookTok: are we losing the "midlist"?27:00 Advice for anyone who wants to open a bookstore30:00 Ethical consumption, greenwashing michel bergeron & why it's in Bookshop.org's legal documents41:00 What happens to the money real stories from booksellers53:00 Bookshop.org's goals for the next 510 years56:30 Litigation segment: is a home library "overconsumption"?