Daily TribuneThe sale is expected to have over 2.5 million titles, spanning different authors, genres and series
The event has partnered with Metrobank to enable card holders to enjoy numerous VIP perks.(PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF BIG BAD WOLF)
Big Bad Wolf Books, one of the world's biggest book sale, will return to Davao City in southern Philippines.
To be held at SMX Convention Center, SM City Lanang mall, from 15 to 23 December, this is the third time Big Bad Wolf Books will be in Mindanao, taking its wide collection of books along with them. The sale is expected to have over 2.5 million titles, spanning different authors, genres and series.
Whether one is drawn to the thrilling twists and turns of a gripping mystery, the fantastical escapades of an epic adventure, the heartwarming emotions evoked by a captivating romance, or the enlightening insights of non-fiction, there's a literary treasure waiting for everyone to uncover.
With the holiday season coming up, it's also a great opportunity to snag a new read for friends, family, and loved ones. The event offers exclusive discounts of up to 95 percent, and much more!
Big Bad Wolf Books will also be partnering with different local organizations and programs to make sure every purchase is done with little to no hassle. This includes collaborations with Metrobank, a growing partnership that enables card holders to enjoy numerous VIP perks. This includes a special access on VIP Day, zero percent installment for purchases above P3,000 and dedicated payment lanes for ease of transaction.
Big Bad Wolf Books will once again team up with Gawad Kalinga to introduce the Red Readerhood Program to Davao. This program turns the joy of book-buying into an opportunity for giving. The program allows shoppers to purchase copies of books, and turn them into gifts for those less fortunate. It's a beautiful way to extend the magic of reading beyond the sale and share the love of literature with communities that may not have the same access. It transforms the act of buying a book into a powerful gesture of generosity and community spirit.
