BookXcess: Known for selling books at discounted prices, BookXcess is also the organiser of the Big Bad Wolf book fair!
**Shipping cost**: Shipping is calculated based on the shipping address and weight of the book upon checking out.
**Payment methods**: Via credit, debit card and e-banking.
Visit their website [here](http://www.bookxcessonline.com).
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MPH Online: One of the largest bookstore chains in Malaysia, MPH Online caters to the need of book lovers by offering a wide variety of books
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**Shipping Cost**: MPH Online offers free delivery to West Malaysia for orders over RM50, and free delivery to East Malaysia for orders over RM100.
**Payment method**: Via credit, debit card, e-banking and cash/cheque transfers.
Check out their website [here](http://www.mphonline.com/welcome/welcome.aspx).
Kinokuniya Malaysia: The bookstore chain is known for bringing in exclusive and interesting Japanese titles amongst other cool titles
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**Shipping cost**: RM8.50 and RM42.50 flat for shipping to East and West Malaysia respectively. Free shipping is available for purchase above RM300 (RM500 for East Malaysia).
**Payment method**: Via credit or debit card.
Visit their website [here](https://malaysia.kinokuniya.com).
Bookup Malaysia: Catered to students, the site sells good condition secondhand books at cheap prices. You'll also be able to sell away your old books!
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**Shipping cost**: Shipping is calculated based on the shipping address and weight of the book upon checking out.
**Payment method**: Via bank transfers only.
Visit their website [here](http://bookup.my).
Times Bookstore Malaysia: A relatively new bookstore chain from Singapore, the store sells wide array of titles from travel to fiction
Image via TimesBookstore
**Shipping cost**: Free delivery within Klang Valley with minimum book purchases of RM200. A fee of RM10 is applicable for book purchases below RM200.
**Payment method**: Via credit card, debit card or bank transfers.
Visit their website [here](http://www.timesbookstores.com.my/default.aspx).
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