Save big at Popular’s Big Bang! sale


KUALA LUMPUR: Popular’s Big Bang! sale has returned once again.

Happening from April 24 until May 3 across 44 selected Popular and Harris bookstores nationwide, book lovers and shoppers can look forward to an extensive selection of books, stationery and more – all at unbeatable prices.

Don’t miss this limited-time opportunity to grow your collection and enjoy incredible savings.

Hot deals

Enjoy savings of up to 60% on a wide range of books, stationery, toys and more at participating Popular and Harris bookstores.

Shop and get rewarded

During the sale, shoppers can enjoy exclusive promotions with every purchase.

Spend RM80nett and above in a single receipt and get rewarded with a RM8 promotion voucher or spend RM150nett and above and get rewarded with a RM10 cash voucher.

These are the perfect rewards to keep the savings going on your next purchase.

Amazing discounts

Looking for more deals? Enjoy the ultimate book shopping experience with them and indulge in your favourite reads by enjoying a discount of 20% when you purchase two books or more.

They are also offering a 15% discount on all their CDs and DVDs.

Purchase-with-Purchase (PWP)

Get ready to spice up your shopping experience with our PWP offer.

With a minimum spend of RM60nett, shoppers are eligible to purchase a Capybara Auto UV umbrella at RM20nett and a SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go USB type-C at RM68nett, adding extra value to their purchases.

Popular card member benefits

Experience exclusive giveaways by becoming a Popular card member.

Sign up or renew your Popular membership for three years and receive an exclusive Popular mini tote bag.

Opt for a one-year Popular membership and you will receive an exclusive Popular mini zipper case.

Mark your calendar and get ready to shop.

 

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