Rokomari.com – the largest online bookstore in Bangladesh, started its “Rokomari Ekusher Boi Mela,” with the motto of “Let the 56 thousand square kilometers be filled with books.
” Every year the Bangla Academy premises put on a festive mood because of the book fair. Unfortunately, this year, it was not possible for Bangla Academy to organize the book fair because of the pandemic. But not to forget that “February” is a month of emotion for the Bengalis.
To respect that emotion, Rokomari.com has arranged this online book fair. About this online book fair, Mahmudul Hasan Sohag, the respected chairman of the Onnorokom Group (Rokomari), said that the publishing industry is under threat because of the coronavirus.
The “Ekushey Book Fair” could save this industry from the threats it is facing now. Although there is a doubt regarding the Ekushey Book Fair, Rokomari.com come forward with its Online Ekushey Book Fair to keep the emotion awake and celebrate the fair solemnly. This fair could also help our publishing industry to make an about-turn. Bangladesh Book Publishers and Sellers Association applauded Rokomari.com for organizing such a fair. They also assured to cooperate to make such an initiative a huge success. Currently, Rokomari.com has a minimum 25% discount on all books, 10% cashback on bKash payments, and free shipping is available on bKash payment for the orders of 700 taka. Nestlé, bKash, and Bangladesh Book Publishers and Sellers Association are the corresponding partners of this online book fair.
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