Grocery shopping has become a routine weekly task for most Americans, and for many of us that means heading to the nearest supermarket or large grocery for our food. Gone are the days of corner markets and necessary trips to the butcher, fish monger, or vegetable hawker to fill out a week's shopping list. It wasn't always this way. Marc Levinson takes us through the rise to greatness, and eventual demise, of one of the first supermarkets in his new book The Great A&P and the Struggle for Small Business in America. More