The phrase "all the bookstores" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every bookstore in a particular area or context.
Example: "I visited all the bookstores in the city to find the rare book I was looking for."
Alternatives: "every bookstore" or "all bookstores".
These days, you can find it in all the bookstores, but, when I was growing up, there were just six books that came out and they just didn't do very well.
Go to your favorite maps application and find all the bookstores within easy traveling distance.
The simple fact is that even if all the bookstores in the country formed some sort of improbable coalition designed to undermine Amazon's hold on the market, an IndieBound on steroids, they would fail.
All the bookstores on Mr. Clinton's tour have prepared for heavy security, and some are expecting protesters as well.
I joined a carpool and bought a long, black coat and learned where all the bookstores were in my neighborhood and Dupont Circle.
I called all the bookstores in Washington and asked them, 'Who is a writer from Washington whose first name is Amy?' At first, I thought you were someone else, some other Amy, who wrote a book about God, and then one of the stores helped me and gave me your number".
Perhaps most extraordinary of all, the bookstore was able to raise more than $500,000 from the community over six months to purchase the new space.
Of all the bookstore cafes, the Traveler restaurant is the most unusual.
It was in all the same bookstores, same front tables, same press and marketing (that I handled, like I already had to do on my first two books, because publishing houses don't think you actually have to tell people you have a new book).
Frequent all the used bookstores in your area.
Collecting is all over the bookstore or university in some ways, it is the bookstore or university and yet, it also has no place.
