Question

Why don't libraries smell like bookstores?

Answer 1

the distinction between the brilliant staleness of a library and the wonderful plasticy novelty of a book shop. That is likely because of the way that as paper ages, the cellulose inside it rots, letting off that sweet, sweet book smell. Book shop books haven't had as much an ideal opportunity to rot (except if it's a pre-owned book shop), prompting that diverse smell.

Answer 2

The cause of smell of books generally is that books papers contain cellulose which may decay.

The smell of libraries is not similar to smell of bookstores as books in book stores generally have not much time to decay like libraries.