While most other retailers are preparing (taking cover) for the coming Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, we're just over here rearranging our bookshelves. You can get quality CanLit for great prices on All Lit Up all year round so it's pretty much business as usual around here (until tomorrow that is, when we launch our mysterious 2015 holiday series!).
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While most other retailers are preparing (taking cover) for the coming Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, we're just over here rearranging our bookshelves. You can get quality CanLit for great prices on All Lit Up all year round so it's pretty much business as usual around here (until tomorrow that is, when we launch our mysterious 2015 holiday series!).
It's the most wonderful time of year if All We Want Is Everything: it's Black Friday and, if you don't want to travel 3000 Miles, Cyber Monday. To help out the Domestic Economy we've been Dog Ear-ing all sorts of sales we want to shop. What We're Left With at the end of two of the biggest shopping days of the year will be A Pretty Sight.
A few tips so you won't be Giving Up before the sale day is done: if you're wondering How to Get Along With Women, maybe get her a A Book of Great Worth this holiday season; become a Video Watcher, so you know where all the best sales are before they happen; keep calm: don't get Nondescript Rambunctious or you'll never make it through the day; and finally, now is not the Time of Treason, remember to shop local!
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