Bookshop offering 50% discount

Bookshop offering 50% discount for clearance sale

THE Big BookShop in Atria Shopping Complex is having a clearance sale with 50% storewide discount from its already marked-down low prices.

Its manager-in-charge K.C. Chow said the bookshop was moving out soon because of redevelopment plans. “Since we are moving out, we wanted to have a good clearance instead of bringing back stocks to the warehouse.

“And a 50% storewide discount is our way of rewarding loyal customers and avid book readers,” said Chow.

He said Big BookShop in Atria has always operated as a warehouse concept for the past couple of years where good-value books are sold for really low prices.

“For a novel that usually retails between RM35 and RM40 in the market, we will sell it at RM15.

“And now with the 50% discount, it means we are selling the novel at RM7.50,” said Chow.

He said bookworms can expect a good range of books which also boasts of overseas publishers like Harper Collins and Random House, among others.

For children, there are the Ladybird books to buy while people who love to cook can look forward to the Family Circle Mini Cookbooks that are going for RM1 only. There are various topics under this mini cookbook series to select from such as sizzling wok and roast to tapas as well as fats and carbohydrates.

The 50%, said Chow, was applicable to everything which included general titles, novels, hobbies, business, health and cookery except for local school books that were given a 20% discount.

Stationeries are also going at a special 20% off.

“We have received positive feedback from the public since we started on May 20.

“The prices are amazingly low, the books are brand new and titles are current.

“In fact, for Times Edition books as well as Hannah Montana and High School Musical, we are selling them at 70% discount, which translates to RM3 per book only,” said Chow.

The clearance sale ends on Sunday, with over 150,000 books to be cleared. It is held from 11am to 9pm.

Big Bookshop is located on the first floor of Atria in Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya.

~News courtesy of The Star~