Quezon City, Big Bad Wolf Book Sale Is Coming To You!

If you missed the first two runs of the Big Bad Wolf Book Sale in Parañaque City and Makati, this is your chance to shop discounted books with your kids! The world's biggest book sale is heading up north this August!

Yes, the Big Bad Wolf Sale is setting up shop at the Ayala Malls TriNoma Activity Center from August 7 until August 15. This is historic—as it's the first time ever that this book sale goes to Quezon City. Admission is and always will be FREE. 

Get up to 95% discount on brand-new books in this book sale. Shop until you drop from 10AM to 9PM from Monday to Thursday, and 10AM to 10PM from Friday to Sunday.

What to expect at the Big Bad Wolf Sale in TriNoma

Still in line with its mission to reach one million new readers, Big Bad Wolf is bringing a collection of over two million books to TriNoma, ranging from self-help titles, Filipino literature, young adult books, children's board books, and more!

Metrobank credit cardholders are also entitled to a 0% 3-month installment promo for single-receipt purchases worth at least P3,000.

Along with its third Manila book sale, Big Bad Wolf is continuing its partnership with Ayala Malls and extending its support for “BookLat: Open. Imagine. Discover.” This is Ayala Malls' initiative to promote reading for leisure and entertainment, providing an extensive collection of books at affordable prices.

_{My daughter's book haul from Big Bad Wolf Sale in Makati in June} 

Through “BookLat,” Ayala Malls targets to gather about 20,000 books for public school kindergarten to grade 3 students within Ayala Land Estates and Ayala Malls communities. Big Bad Wolf is set to donate 1,000 books towards the initiative.

Expect shelves and shelves of books from local publishers such as Feast Books, Adarna, Tahanan, Lampara, and Bookmark. Independent book publishers will also be joining the TriNoma book sale for the first time.

Why parents need to nurture their child's love for reading

Aside from data that emphasizes how Filipino learners need to improve on reading comprehension, it's worth noting how parents play a huge part in nurturing their children's love for reading.

Educators have repeatedly said that parents need to read to their children daily, or as frequent as possible. While teachers and schools are there to teach literacy skills, parents can help in making the act of reading a joyful and memorable one. 

Shopping books together is a good way to start! Mark your calendars, and take your kids to the Big Bad Wolf Sale in TriNoma this August.

For more details, visit Big Bad Wolf’s Facebook and website.