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Bookfair in Chennai with works from across world

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Chennai : Bookchor.com is hosting Lock The Box Reloaded Bookfair in Chennai. The expo at Vijaya Mahal, T Nagar, will go on till 15 May. According to a press note, this is a unique concept of spreading readership across the country where you don’t need to pay for individual books, you just pay for a box and carry home all the books you can fit in it. Not limited by the number of books and genre, you can explore over a million books from across the world during this event, as communicated by Nikhil Verma – business development manager at Bookchor.

‘As of now, 1000 boxes have been sold out. Every day, they replenish the books so that readers can get the best of the market’s content. They also offer booklovers opportunity to deshelf their books. Customers can sell their old books at attractive prices and get paid in cash immediately. They are accepting books of all languages and honours,’ it added.

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