Big Bad Wolf Books partners with Shopify

The Big Bad Wolf Online Book Sale returns to Sri Lanka once again to wow book lovers across the country. This time, the Wolf has partnered with e-commerce giant Shopify to bring the Wolf Pack a smooth and memorable shopping experience. 

This will be the Wolf’s sixth entrance to the island nation, a third entrance via an online platform and the second time this year. 

This edition was officially announced on October 28, 2021, during a virtual press conference that was officiated by Pro Read Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd Director and Partner Big Bad Wolf Books Sri Lanka Nishan Wasalathanthri, along with Big Bad Wolf Books Co-Founders Jacqueline Ng and Andrew Yap as well as Big Bad Wolf Books Sri Lanka Partner Dipak Madhavan. 

Wasalathanthri stated, “We are excited to host the Big Bad Wolf Online Book Sale once again in Sri Lanka, this time with the help of e-commerce giant Shopify. We are confident that the Wolf pack will be pleased with how efficiently effortless the whole shopping experience will be this time around. All transactions of this online sale will be streamlined and handled professionally by Shopify, leading to a smooth and enjoyable experience for the Wolf pack nationwide in Sri Lanka. 

In addition to this, fans can also expect a host of new books and titles across all sections and genres, it is not the goose but the Big Bad Wolf who is getting bigger as Christmas festivities are just around the corner.”  Yap said, “It is our mission at Big Bad Wolf Books to provide everyone with access to quality English books to not only further their knowledge but for their enjoyment as well. This is why we decided to return once again to Sri Lanka, to spread the cheer and knowledge to Sri Lankans from all walks of life.”

Ng added, “We decided to partner with Shopify to give the Wolf pack a memorable experience. Not only will the Wolf pack be treated with the massive discounts and offers to which they have become accustomed to, they will also be able to witness the Wolf on a brand-new platform as well.”