BooksAMillion Celebrates Armed Forces Day with a Discount

13 May 2009

In honor of Armed Forces Day, BooksAMillion is offering active duty military a 20% discount off their entire store purchase on Saturday, May 16th. Find out more at this link: BooksAMillion Armed Forces Day promotion.

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