Here are the 9 reader types you’ll spot wandering through Indigo, from the hyper-prepared shopper to the infamous page sniffer. This humorous guide to Indigo bookstore personalities showcases the quirky, relatable habits that every Canadian book lover will recognize.
This Crimson Moth Duology is perfect for readers who crave high stakes magic, morally gray heroes, and a whirlwind cat and mouse love story.
This fun blog dives into the top 5 book boyfriends, showing their outrageous personalities and why they’ve captured the hearts of romance readers everywhere.
Meghan Quinn’s latest Christmas romance is a hilarious, heartwarming story about small town rivals Atlas and Betty. Perfect for fans of funny, sexy, and cozy holiday reads, this book pairs wonderfully with tea, cookies, and a snowy afternoon.
Whether you’re looking for Christmas picture books, early readers, or heartfelt chapter books, this guide highlights top holiday reads that bring warmth, fun, and festive magic to your home.
Wild Dark Shore is a gripping, character-driven story set on a remote island near Antarctica, where the Salt family protects the world’s largest seed bank while grappling with grief and secrets. Perfect for fans of thrillers and emotionally rich family dramas.
Some books just don’t stick, and that’s okay. Here’s my list of the 2025 reads that didn’t make the cut — the ones I couldn’t finish or found underwhelming.
A blend of Outlander and Peaky Blinders, Unrest captures a love that defies acceptance, and violence that’s hard to forget.
I love a book that makes me cry, and this year had a few that absolutely did. Grab the tissues — these are the three novels that wrecked me in the best way possible.
Isola brings to life Marguerite de la Roque’s extraordinary journey of survival, courage, and defiance in the face of societal and familial oppression.
Ever bought a book because the blurb promised brilliance—only to regret it by chapter two? Learn how to spot fake or recycled book reviews before they fool you... again.
Unravel the harrowing truth of forced adoptions in mid-20th-century maternity homes and the young women who fought to reclaim their power in Witchcraft for Wayward Girls.