【Winter Wonderlust (2015)】

Buy 2 Get 1: Today,Winter Wonderlust (2015) July 12, Target Circle members can get a free item when they buy two movies, books, board games, toys, or video games. The sale will last until tomorrow, July 13 at 11:59 PST.

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With summer comes more time for enjoying lazy afternoons spent playing cards, taking part in family movie nights, and burning through the latest page-turning beach read. As Target's Circle Week sale nears its end, there's still time to save on those everyday products that help bring more fun into your life.

From now until tomorrow, July 13 at 11:59 PST, Target Circle members can take part in a buy 2 get 1 sale on books, movies, board games, puzzles, video games, and toys. While the deal is only applied to select items, there are over 20,000 items to choose from, including best-selling books such as "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J Maas, "Funny Story" by Emily Henry, and classic games like UNO and Jenga.

If you're not already a Target Circle member, it's not too late to sign up and take advantage of the sale. You can sign up online, and it's free. As you shop online and add items to your cart, the Target Circle Week savings will automatically apply to your items at checkout. The sale also applies to in-store shopping, so if you're due for a Target run, today will be a smart day to go.

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Stock up on all your entertainment needs when you shop the Target Circle Week Buy 2 Get 1 sale on books, movies, board games, video games, puzzles, and toys.

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