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Big Bad Wolf Books is marking a decade in Thailand with its biggest Bangkok Book Sale yet, turning more than 5,574m² across two floors of Platinum Pop, opposite CentralWorld, into a city-centre Book Hunt from Oct 2–13.
The 12-day event will bring together more than one million books from more than 40 international and local publishers, with discounts of up to 95%, a Clearance Section starting from B20 and doors open daily from 10am until midnight.
Ten years ago, Big Bad Wolf came to Thailand with a simple idea: quality books should not feel out of reach. What began as an effort to change how people access books has grown alongside Thai readers themselves. “When we first came to Thailand, the belief was simple: books should not be a luxury or something only a few people can easily access. Ten years on, what matters most to us is not simply how many books we sell, but whether we are creating new readers.
The discount may bring someone through the door, but the real success is when they leave with a book that opens a new idea, interest or possibility — and that love of reading continues into the next generation,” said Jacqueline Ng, Co-Founder of Big Bad Wolf Books. The expanded two-floor footprint creates more room for readers to explore a broader mix of categories, from children’s and young adult titles to fiction, non-fiction, business, self-development and educational books, while giving families and individual visitors more room to browse.
A key highlight this year is the dedicated Clearance Section, covering Children’s Books, Fiction and Non-Fiction, with selected titles starting from B20. Stock will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, giving readers the chance to discover unexpected finds. Across the wider sale, discounts will run up to 95%. Readers can look out for a mix of internationally recognised authors, best-selling series and familiar family favourites.
Highlights include Freida McFadden’s The Housemaid’s Secret, from the Housemaid series that has spent more than 100 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list; Rebecca Yarros’ Iron Flame, an instant No.1 New York Times bestseller and the sequel to Fourth Wing; and Baek Sehee’s I Want To Die But I Still Want To Eat Tteokbokki, following the internationally best-selling Korean memoir that has reached readers around the world. For younger readers, CoComelon: Feelings brings the globally recognised preschool brand to life in a board book centred on emotional vocabulary. Other featured authors include Jay Shetty, with 8 Rules Of Love: How To Find It, Keep It, And Let It Go.
