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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
      last edited by

      hi,


      anyone know where to buy Enid blyton children storybooks in SG that are very suitable for N2, K1 and K2 kindergarten children, like:

      - Buttercup and the Moon,
      - the Careless Kitten,
      - the Newspaper Dog,
      - He wouldn't go to sleep,
      - the Mouse and the Squirrel
      - Reynald's wonderful Plan
      - the Tale of Club and Clobber

      picture like this:-
      http://www.magicfairywings.com/enid-blyton-story-book-buttercup-moon-pi-8323.html?image=0

      i visited Popular bookstore, Big bookshop, Elm Tree.
      they don't sell.

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        hquek
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        Start: 26 May 2011

        End: 30 May 2011
        Venue: Hall 6A
        Time:

        26 May 2011: 10am to 10pm (POPULAR & NTUC Card Members’ closed door sale)

        27 – 30 May 2011: 10am to 10pm (open to public)

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        Start: 10 Jun 2011
        End: 12 Jun 2011
        Venue: Hall 6B
        Time: 9am to 9pm

        Organiser: MPH Distributors (S) Pte Ltd

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          hquek
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          The NLB’s annual Library Book Sale is a highly anticipated event where you’ll find plenty of of used library books from any kind of genre at unbeatable bargain prices! In fact, you might find your hands full with so many books that you will need help to haul it home. Thankfully, delivery services are available at the event at your own cost, provided by TA-Q-BIN. Happening for 2 days only on 23 and 24 July 2011 – mark your calendars now! Book prices starting from $1 to $5!


          Event Details
          Date: Saturday, 23 July 2011 – Sunday, 24 July 2011
          Time: 9.30am – 8.00pm
          Venue: Singapore Expo Hall 4A
          Free Admission

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            hquek
            last edited by

            Borders sale at Expo (hall 6A) next week (5 to 7 Aug).


            11am to 8pm

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              hquek
              last edited by

              Tightly followed by MPH sale on 26 to 28 Aug (same time as Natas).


              Expo: Hall 4A.

              9am to 9pm

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                hquek
                last edited by

                Borders sale update:


                Kids selection - pathetic. (only like 1 row / 20 boxes of books and disappearing fast)
                Fiction - good (few rows, all in boxes, but no logical way to look)
                Non-fiction - VERY good (more than half the hall, titles all over the place).

                Most books are like 50% off list price, or tagged with a price (eg $5). A lot of them are those that have been loved by book browsers before (ie condition not that great but still acceptable).

                They have pretty good check out system. ‘less than 5 books’ have their own queue. Not many pp queueing when I was paying (thank goodness) so it was pretty quick.

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                  Tinkerbelle
                  last edited by

                  hquek:
                  Borders sale update:


                  Kids selection - pathetic. (only like 1 row / 20 boxes of books and disappearing fast)
                  Fiction - good (few rows, all in boxes, but no logical way to look)
                  Non-fiction - VERY good (more than half the hall, titles all over the place).

                  Most books are like 50% off list price, or tagged with a price (eg $5). A lot of them are those that have been loved by book browsers before (ie condition not that great but still acceptable).

                  They have pretty good check out system. 'less than 5 books' have their own queue. Not many pp queueing when I was paying (thank goodness) so it was pretty quick.
                  Hi hquek,

                  Thanks for sharing. Will bring DD down to check it out. 😉

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                    Brenda10
                    last edited by

                    hquek:
                    Borders sale update:


                    Kids selection - pathetic. (only like 1 row / 20 boxes of books and disappearing fast)
                    Fiction - good (few rows, all in boxes, but no logical way to look)
                    Non-fiction - VERY good (more than half the hall, titles all over the place).

                    Most books are like 50% off list price, or tagged with a price (eg $5). A lot of them are those that have been loved by book browsers before (ie condition not that great but still acceptable).

                    They have pretty good check out system. 'less than 5 books' have their own queue. Not many pp queueing when I was paying (thank goodness) so it was pretty quick.

                    Hi hquek,

                    Thank you for sharing and will take a look this afternoon.

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                      Happy Mama
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                      lizuan76:
                      Hi Hquek,

                      Agreed with you, worth it. I bought over 100 english story books for my 2 girls.
                      :yikes: 100 books?! How did you lug the books home? Did you go there prepared with those trolley bags?

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                        HHHMommy
                        last edited by

                        just received the borders book sale flyer this week

                        excited - will bring DD there to check it out soon
                        thanks!

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