What is the difference between library and book store?

Answer 1

A library is where you borrow books and book store is where you buy them.

The library is for temporary usage of the book and the bookstore is where you obtain ownership of the material

A library and bookshop are space or rooms, which contain a wide number of books from various genres, countries, cultures, religions and many more. Books are informative compilation of printed, written and illustrated details, which are very helpful to all people.

Library

Library is a term that can simply mean a collection or assortment of books. In complicated terms, it is known as an assortment of resources, services and sources. This is usually maintained and used by the public, private people or an institution. Institutional or Public collections are intended for those individuals who don't have plans of owning these books or those who don't have enough money.

Answer 2

A library is a place where books and other materials are borrowed and read on-site, typically for free. A bookstore is a retail establishment where books are sold for individuals to purchase and own. Libraries offer public access to a wide range of materials, while bookstores focus on selling books for profit.

Answer 3

college library is for college only while university library is open for elementary and high school users.