Manila, Philippines — Attention, Wolfies from Alabang! Big Bad Wolf is leaving Filinvest, Alabang, soon! It’s the last Big Bad Wolf book sale in Manila, so don’t miss your chance to haul great titles and greater prices. Catch the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale at Filinvest Tent, Alabang until September 1. Doors open daily from 10:00 AM to 12:00 midnight, leaving guests with plenty of time to see what’s in store!
Incredible deals and discounts still await! Metrobank continues to offer credit cardholders an exclusive 0% 3-month installment promo for single-receipt purchases worth a minimum of P3,000 at the book sale. That’s not all! Swedish furnishing brand IKEA will still be at the Filinvest Book Sale to treat attendees to a nice, comfy, and perfectly clean set-up perfect for resting, reading, or snacking! Plus, IKEA family members and BBW members can present their memberships at the register to get a free tote bag with their purchases.
Thriller? Romance? Sci-Fi? Whatever you’re in the mood for, it’s all at the Big Bad Wolf Filinvest Book Sale! Explore a collection of over two million books including these titles and more at the Big Bad Wolf Filinvest Book Sale:
Get a chance to meet and greet renowned Filipino author and motivational speaker, Bo Sanchez, as he delivers a short talk about decluttering and simplifying your life on September 1 at 3:00 PM. With a few days left of the Filinvest Book Sale, Big Bad Wolf guarantees that there are more treats up ahead! Follow Big Bad Wolf Philippines’ social media pages to be in the loop with the latest news and updates as more excitement awaits!
Manila bookworms, this is your last chance! Drop the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale at Filinvest Tent, Alabang, happening until September 1, 2024. Doors open from 10:00 AM to 12:00 midnight. Grab a tote and your friends before Big Bad Wolf officially heads out of the city.
For more information regarding Big Bad Wolf’s current and upcoming Book Sales, you can visit their website or check out their social media accounts (Facebook | Instagram)
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