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10 for £10 kids' picture book bundles

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Get more bang for your book, when you head online to The Works* or into a store (find your nearest*), as you can get 10 kids' picture books for £10 as part of a bundle multibuy offer.

The offer's valid on all kids' picture book bundles in the 'Mix & Match' multibuy section* and when we checked online on Tuesday 6 February there were 18 bundles to choose from. If you're shopping in store, this selection of books will be clearly marked. No discount code is needed, this deal is automatically applied at the checkout.

If you order online, you'll qualify for free Click & Collect when you spend £10, too. Alternatively, standard delivery is £3.99, or free when you spend £30 or more. Both options will take around three working days to be delivered in-store or to your delivery address.

The Works has told us that this is an ongoing offer with no specific end date.

RRPs for these books are usually between £4.99-£6.99, while The Works usually sells them for £2 each.

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