The book sale promises to be a better shopping experience with improved displays and signage, in addition to the amount of titles to be offered. It also presents a chance to support local authors and independent publishers
Luis Oquiñena, Dr. Fernan Dizon, Carolyn Chuaying, Ramon Chuaying, Jacquline Ng, Ama Nucom and Miko Beltran.
The eagerly awaited Big Bad Wolf Book Sale is returning to Manila after three years of being online because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Readers and book lovers can troop to the PICC Forum Tent in Pasay from 23 June to 3 July (10 a.m. to 1 a.m.), to take part in an "unbelievable book sale," which will include a massive selection of over two million books from various publishers and authors and in different genres. Entrance to the event is free. Visitors only need to scan the QR code to register for a free membership before participating in the sale.
Unlike in previous runs held at the World Trade Center Manila, this year's Big Bad Wolf Book Sale will take place somewhere new — the 4,800-square meter Philippine International Convention Center or PICC Forum Tent.
"We are thrilled to be returning to the Philippines after three years," Jacqueline Ng, one of the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale's co-founders, said.
She credited their comeback to the Filipino community's strong commitment to books and unwavering support.
The PICC Forum Tent will be divided into three sections. Every visitor will be able to find something intriguing because of the extensive selection of fiction, non-fiction and children's books.
Ng promised a better shopping experience with improved displays and signage, in addition to the amount of titles to be offered.
The Big Bad Wolf Book Sale also presents a chance to support local authors and independent publishers. Carolyn Chuaying, Big Bad Wolf's Philippine partner, guarantees that their books are prominently displayed at the market.
To make browsing and buying even more enticing, Big Bad Wolf has partnered with Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. or Metrobank, the second largest private bank in the country. Metrobank cardholders can expect special offers and discounts during the event. Some of the perks include zero-percent installment plans for a minimum purchase of P3,000, dedicated payment lanes for Metrobank cardholders, and the possibility of up to 10 percent cashback on purchases of P5,000. Qualified cardholders will also receive exclusive access to the Metrobank VIP Lounge, which offers a relaxing area to unwind and read their recently purchased books.
Gail Male, the senior vice president of Metrobank's Cards, Personal Loans and Digital Channels, expressed their excitement for the collaboration: "We believe in the power of literacy and the transformative impact of books. This tie-up allows us to inspire a reading culture among Filipinos that will help shape minds of the future."
With a huge selection of books, a great atmosphere and appealing prices, The Big Bad Wolf Book Sale sounds to be the ideal destination for avid readers and families alike. It is demonstrating its commitment to fostering reading habits, improving English literacy levels globally and inspiring a new generation of book lovers by making books more affordable and accessible.
Since it was established in 2009 by Andrew Yap and Ng, Big Bad Wolf Books has been held in 15 countries and 37 cities, carrying its mission of "changing the world one book at a time." From its roots in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the company has expanded to various Asian cities and ventured into new lands, reaching book fans in Tanzania, Kenya and the United Arab Emirates.
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