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Big Bad Wolf book sale to return to Jakarta in March

The popular annual Big Bad Wolf (BBW) book sale is slated to return to Jakarta from March 1-11. 

News Desk (The Jakarta Post)
Jakarta
Mon, January 28, 2019

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Big Bad Wolf book sale to return to Jakarta in March Preview shoppers attend the Big Bad Wolf 2018 sales at ICE BSD in Tangerang on March 28, 2018. (JP/Muthi Achadiat Kautsar)

The annual Big Bad Wolf book sale is slated to return from March 1-11.

As announced on Instagram, the event is set to take place at the Indonesian Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD, South Tangerang, Banten.

"I'm bringing 5.5 million books with discounts of 60 to 80 percent on all imported books," the caption reads. 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

JAKARTA, AKU KEMBALI! Wolfies, siapkan dirimu untuk Bazar Buku Terbesar di Dunia! Aku akan membawa 5,5 juta buku dengan diskon 60% - 80% untuk semua buku impor. Buku-buku favorit dan terkini bisa kamu cari di sini selama 24 jam non-stop! Yuk catat tanggalnya! Bazar berlangsung 1-11 Maret 2019, di Indonesia Convention and Exhibition, BSD City. Jangan lupa like dan share kabar gembira ini, serta ikuti media sosial aku untuk info-info terbaru! Oiya, yuk share buku impianmu di kolom komentar ya Wolfies! . 💸 DISKON 60% - 80% 🔥 BUKA 24 JAM NON-STOP 📍 ICE, BSD CITY 🕐 1-11 MARET #auuwsome #BBWJakarta2019 #BCAxBBW

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The upcoming event will mark the fourth time for the 24-hour sales fair to be held in the Indonesian capital.

Read also: What to know about 'jastip' at Big Bad Wolf book sale

The popularity of the Big Bad Wolf has continued to grow; the event now attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors throughout its run. A notable spike occurred in 2017, when the event welcomed 720,000 shoppers, twice as many as in the preceding year, with more than 40,000 visitors daily leading to long queues during busy hours.

The event offers a wide selection of books, from novels to nonfiction, poetry, Indonesian language titles, as well as children's books. (liz/mut)

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