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BUY ONE GET ONE 50% OFF: Through June 15,cultural appropriation eroticizes Target is running a sale where Circle members can buy one book and get another for half price, including new releases and popular BookTok books. The sale also applies to select games and music.

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Audiobooks, video games, and music-streaming apps are all great, but they don't always give you the dopamine hit of a physical book, classic card game, or vinyl record. Old-school, tangible entertainment just hits different. If you're looking for a dose of nostalgia, Target's book, game, and music sale can help you put physical media in your hands for less.

Through June 15, Target is running a buy one, get one 50% off sale on select books, games, music, and more exclusively for Target Circle members. And that's on top of most books already being discounted. If you're not already a Circle member, you can join for free by filling out your name, email address, phone number, and creating a password.

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On the book end of things, there are plenty of bestsellers, new releases, and BookTok faves included in the sale, like Sunrise on the Reapingby Suzanne Collins, Broken Countryby Clare Leslie Hall, Great Big Beautiful Lifeby Emily Henry, and Onyx Stormby Rebecca Yarros. You can definitely do some damage, as many of the eligible books are also already on sale. For instance, hardcover copies of Onyx Stormand Broken Countryare on sale for $17.76 (reg. $29.99) and $16.88 (reg. $28.99), respectively. During the sale, you could grab both for only $34.64 instead of $58.98. If you're a traditional reader who prefers physical books in your hands, this is a good time to pad your TBR list.

As far as games go, you could grab Twister, Operation, Cards Against Humanity, Jumanji, Sorry!, and plenty of other classics. Meanwhile, the music selection includes new releases like Miley Cyrus' Something Beautiful, Morgan Wallen'sI'm The Problem, and Turnstile's Never Enoughon vinyl, as well as classics like Fleetwood Mac's Rumoursand Spiceby the Spice Girls.

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There are hundreds of thousands of options to choose from in the sale — and you can mix and match as you see fit. Just be sure to shop before the end of the day on June 15 if you want to score a book, album, or game for half price.

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