<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I grew up in a small, independent bookstore and lately, as you may know, times have been tough for our ilk. A lot of this difficulty springs from the inability to catalog our inventory in a database that is thorough, easy to use, easy to access, easy to search and easy to change.

**The reason I'm asking for help from programmers is because I will probably inherit this business and I want to find someone to write software for me but I don't know to whom I should present my idea.** I am hoping I can give you all some basic specs and some enterprising coders out there can tell me who I should talk to.

The specs for my desired program are like so:

* A databasing program with an easy to use graphical interface (preferably targeted at Mom and Pop independent bookstore owners.)
* Easy data-entry, preferably using already registered ISBN or UPC codes.
* Easy to search for and view lists of books organized by any one of tens of criteria (author, title, pub date, keyword etc) 
* Easy to take these search results and change them or create some kind of automatic algorithm which can change certain features (i.e. decrease all books listed for over 1 year by 10% in price).

I'm not terribly confident that I'll get any kind of overwhelming response, but if you have any ideas or questions I'm all ears.
<bot>: I am looking for information about what kind of professionals would be able to best help me write software for cataloging an independent bookstore's inventory in an easy to view and manage program.