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I do not remember how many hours that I spent at the BookFest. But what I know is, I have spent more than RM 2000. I bought some books for myself, considering that I just celebrate my 25th birthday and I must buy something for myself as a present.
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When I reached at the Convention Centre, I was actually surprised that visitors have to pay to enter the BookFest, RM 2 per person and it is valid for the whole day. Before that, I was stopped by guard and they checked our temperature and stick a blue sticker for those who passed. I understand that people fear this H1N1 virus.


Grolier's booth
After completing my order at Groiler's booth, I started book hunting. I was a little bit lost until I found an area which sold a lot of Islamic books by Galeri Ilmu and PTS. Wow! 25% rebate if you buy other books too. So I grabbed Ustaz Hasrizal's books and Kak Anis' book. I have been considering buying those books since they promote it in my favourite mag, Anis.
These are some of the books that I bought at BookFest. However, the first three books were not bought at BookFest, but I bought it at MPH, Mid Valley. Luckily I bout it at MPH since it is quite difficult to find Malay books at Popular (it I'm not mistaken, Popular is based from Singapore).
I also bought books for my friend's twin as I really forgot about the invitation that she gave me for her sons' birthday. So sorry... I also bought stamp so that my job will be easier. Luckily I found it as I have been searching for it since early of this year. Jokingly I told the promoter, the first stamp that will be out of ink is 'INCOMPLETE', and it is actually true.
English novels? I have two to three more novels to finish but I still buy new ones... Sigh...
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