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Russian Bookstore #21: $25 for $40 worth of books
available
- Value
- $40
- Discount
- 38%
- You Save
- $15
Deal Details:
- May purchase up to 5 coupons
- 1 coupon per order / valid for books only
- Shipping costs and taxes not included
- Expiration date: December 31, 2011
Deal Highlights:
- Major online presence
- Books are shipped to all 50 states
- Fiction, poetry, history, and many other genres
The Company
Russian Bookstore #21174 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10010
(212) 924-5477
“My span on earth is all but taken,
But lest too soon I join the dead,
I need to know when I awaken:
I’ll see you in the day ahead”
It was Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin who wrote those immortal lines.
Well, Pushkin wrote them but it is Russian Bookstore #21 that brings you his books, as well as thousands of others.
With a major online presence, this place is truly a literary mecca. Treat yourself to a wide selection of classical literature, as well as contemporary prose and poetry. Historical and mystery novels are not to be missed. Not to mention children’s books, so useful for your kids and their Russian skills. And many other genres!
Select the books you like and receive them in the mail within days. That’s not how Pushkin did his shopping… But had he lived today, Russian Bookstore 21 would definitely be on his radar!