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Scholastic 25% off selected reading packs

Incl books by David Walliams, Roald Dahl & Michael Morpurgo

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If you go online to kids' bookseller Scholastic*, you can get 25% off selected reading packs using the MSE Blagged code MSEBOOKS until 11.59pm on Tue 21 Apr. Delivery's £3.95 or free if you're spending £25 or more.

What's included?

The code's valid on seven book packs, which include a range of fiction, non-fiction and home learning books for each age group. The books featured in the packs are from authors including David Walliams, Roald Dahl, Michael Morpurgo and more.

MSE Laura B says:

When I looked at how much it would cost to buy each of the books in the packs separately, Scholastic came up cheapest for most anyway - so with a code for an extra 25% off this is a pretty decent deal.
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  The code can be used multiple times and will work on multiple packs in one order.
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£1 kids' books, eg, Frozen, Horrid Henry

100+ titles. Also incl teachers' resources. £10 min spend

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If you go online to kids' bookseller Scholastic* you can choose from more than 100 children's book titles for between 50p and £2 each (most are £1), until 11.59pm on Fri 6 Jul. For teachers, there are some heavily discounted teaching resources too.

There's a £10 minimum spend and delivery's £3 – so it's best for stocking up on lots of books in one go – though stock can be limited, so go quick if you're after anything in particular. For another book bundle deal, see The Works 10 kids' picture books for £10.

Note: Scholastic's sale page is a little bit unusual. It's essentially an online order form, so you simply scroll down the list and type a number in the 'QTY' (quantity) boxes below all the books you want to buy, then press 'Place order' at the bottom of the page. You'll then be asked to give your delivery details, but will be given chance to review what's in your basket before you pay.

A few books we spotted on Mon 2 Jul and the next cheapest we found them elsewhere:

Kids' books:
- Disney Learning: Frozen - Reading and Comprehension (ages 6-7)* - £1 (norm £5.99). Next cheapest, £4.69 at Books Please.
- The Lego Movie: Emmet's Awesome Day* - £1 (norm £4.99). Next cheapest, £3.29 at Book Depository.
- Horrid Henry's Haunted House* - £1 (norm £4.99). Next cheapest, £3.29 at Book Depository.
- Where's Wally? The Sticker Book!* - £1.50 (norm £5.18). Next cheapest, £3.29 at Book Depository.
Teachers' resources:
- National Curriculum Governance Handbook* - £2, scroll to the bottom of the page (norm £14.95). Next cheapest, £9.16 at Amazon.
- National Curriculum Handbook: Early Years Foundation Stage Framework* - £1.50, scroll to the bottom of the page (norm £9.95). Next cheapest, £6.60 at Book Depository.
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