Book Depository, a United Kingdom-based online bookstore, is ceasing operations starting on April 26.
"We are sorry to let you know that Book Depository will be closing on[ April 26] 2023," Book Depository wrote.
"From all of us at Book Depository[,] we want to say "thank you." Delivering your [favorite] reads to you since 2007 has been a pleasure," the bookstore added. According to Book Depository, customers can still place their orders until noon on April 26, and the online bookstore will continue to provide support for any order issues until June 2023.—Hermes Joy Tunac/MGP, GMA Integrated News
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