Big Bad Wolf Books Comes Back to Cebu and Even Better

The biggest book sale in the world, The Big Bad Wolf Books returns to Cebu, making books accessible to every Filipino, offering up to 95% discount on a wide selection of books, starting September 15 until October 1, 2023, from 10 AM to 10 PM, at SM Seaside City Cebu, Lower Ground level, Cube Wing.

The Big Bad Wolf offers exclusive releases that will only be available in Cebu, sourced from the best quality, brand-new books from publishing houses in the United Kingdom and the United States.

This return of Big Bad Wolf Books in Cebu is said to feature big discounts as low as Php20.

“The Big Bad Wolf Book Sale Cebu 2023 carries titles and genres exclusively for Cebuanos who wish to visit the book sale. Brand new books that are of best quality from publishing houses in the United Kingdom and the United States await book enthusiasts. We can’t wait for Cebu to see the biggest and the baddest Big Bad Wolf Book Sale yet,” said Carol Chuaying, Big Bad Wolf Books’ Philippine partner.

Metrobank, the official bank partner of Big Bad Wolf Books, will offer their guests special offers when using their Metrobank credit and debit cards during the event.

Early VIP Access – Metrobank credit and debit cardholders get first dibs on books as they open the doors for you on September 14 from 12 NN, a day before everyone gets to rush into the book sale!
0% installment – For a minimum purchase of P3,000, Metrobank credit cardholders can avail of 0% installment for 3 months.
Metrobank Exclusive Payment Lanes – Metrobank card holders can enjoy dedicated payment lanes during the Sale.

Changing the world one book at a time

Big Bad Wolf Books has extended their reach to underprivileged youth by empowering them through the Red Readerhood program — donating books to deserving communities and schools.

They chose Gawad Kalinga and The Sister School of Mary – Boystown in Minglanilla, Cebu as the beneficiary of their program.

“Big Bad Wolf Books will pledge 1,000 books which will go towards the GK Traveling Maleta Library, a program by Gawad Kalinga that, similar to Big Bad Wolf Books’ mission, aims to provide literary works and promote reading to less fortunate communities by lending a suitcase full of books for 1 month before transferring it to another community who needs it,” Big Bad Wolf Book said in a press release.

Co-founder of Big Bad Wolf Books Andrew Yap believes that books have the power to change lives, open doors to opportunities, and spark imagination.

“It’s not just about selling books; it’s about making a lasting impact in the communities we touch. Our partnership with Gawad Kalinga aligns perfectly with our vision of using literature as a force for good,” said Yap.

During the book sale, guests can support the program by purchasing books for donation at the Red Readerhood counter. (ASC)