The bandwidth is incredible - images and text transmitted from books to eyes and fingers at extremely high resolution and in full colour. Food, drink, and comfy seating become more prevalent and better done. Flower arrangements stimulate the eyes and nose.
Music plays, often live, with instruments sitting there for anyone musical to play as they wish.
Seating is expanded, with bookshelves placed as separators between seating circles and on the walls. The bookstore becomes a salon, more a place of interactive entertainment and socialising, more a constant intellectual and spiritual party. Rather than going under, the small bookstores do very well, exploiting their size and uniqueness to achieve a more attractive atmosphere and mystique than the large chains. This benefits the local community, who always lament the passing of small bookstores, and gives succeeding generations a new way of thinking about, learning from, and discussing books. The main hurdle is getting people willing to pay for something they've never had to pay for in the past.