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From Bestsellers to Kids’ Books: Save 50% at B&N’s Annual Book Haul ✨📚
Blog | August 20th, 2025
Book lovers, rejoice! It’s that magical time of year again. Barnes & Noble’s annual Book Haul is here, and that means hundreds of hardcovers across every genre are now 50% off. If you’ve been holding off on buying a new release, waiting to snag a bestseller, or simply craving something fresh for your TBR pile, now’s your chance to shop smart and fill your shelves without stretching your budget.
What’s on Sale?
This year’s Book Haul includes half-price books in just about every category you can imagine:
- Fiction
- Mystery & Thrillers
- History & Nonfiction
- Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Memoirs & Celebrity Stories
- Kids’ Books
- Teens & Young Adult
You’ll find big-name authors, buzzy debuts, and everything in between. Some of the highlights this season include From Here to the Great Unknown by Lisa Marie Presley, Wind and Truth by Brandon Sanderson, and Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams.
If memoirs are your thing, you won’t want to miss Cher: The Memoir, while readers looking for a thoughtful, soul-stirring pick should check out Dare I Say It. For younger readers (or the young at heart), popular YA titles like Wisteria by Adalyn Grace, The Scorpion and the Night by Amélie Wen Zhao, and Spectacular by Stephanie Garber are all included.
Extra Book Haul Deals
Barnes & Noble didn’t stop at books. This year’s sale also includes:
- 50% off select journals
- Buy one, get one 50% off Rewined candles
- 25% off select LEGO
- 50% off NOOK covers with the purchase of a NOOK device
It’s the perfect excuse to treat yourself or get a head start on gift shopping.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
Hardcovers rarely go on sale at such deep discounts, so this event is a reader’s dream. Whether you want to dive into a bestselling thriller, share a bedtime story with your grandkids, or finally pick up that history title you’ve had bookmarked, the Book Haul has something for you.
But remember: this is a limited-time event running through September 1 (Labor Day), and supplies are not guaranteed. So grab your tote bag (or open up your laptop) and start building your reading list for the rest of 2025 today.
