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Sydney startup Bookabuy wants to bring romance back to reading through its personalised monthly subscription service

Gina Baldassarre - December 1, 2015 3 MIN READ

Sydney startup Bookabuy, founded by husband and wife pair Mel and Chris Tantchev, wants to bring a bit of magic back to the online book purchase with its subscription service, which allows customers to buy personalised monthly book subscriptions for themselves or as a gift.

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