BIG BAD WOLF BOOKSALE

Big Bad Wolf At The World Trade Center
The Big Bad Wolf is here, certainly not to eat our beloved Little Red Riding Hood.
By Chesz Dylan

Credit: Big Bad Wolf

Another important event for bookworms after the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). Big Bad Wolf, world's biggest book sale running for 10 years is in Manila right now to cater your plethora of books. A 10-day event that would satisfy your book cravings and fill you book collections. Discounted price from 50 to 90%, a cheap but GLORIOUS offer. What else? They are open 24 hours, so our beloved owls could still visit them at wee hours of the night. It's like going to a drive - thru of books, and believed me, it tastes delicious!

See also: Manila International Book Fair 2018

Credit: Dinzo Tabamo (TopGear)

Visit them at the World Trade Center in Pasay City. Hurry up! While stocks of your favorite and must-haves are still on sale.

See also: Novel: Finding Harry

What better else to feed your Big Bad Wolf appetite, but a myriad of books ready for you to buy?

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