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Where there’s action, there’s hope: the massive momentum of the youth climate movement
Students, teachers, parents, union leaders, activists and ordinary citizens in more than 170 countries went on strike to demand action on climate change.
My Reading Life
Portrait of a Reader: Andrew Francis
Meet Andrew Francis, one of the subjects of our Portrait of a Reader series where we delve into the reading lives of Kobo customers.
Product and Features
From best-sellers to personal documents, Kobo Forma introduces Dropbox for limitless reading
Rakuten Kobo announces the launch of Dropbox support for their eReader, Kobo Forma.
Corner Office
Kobo Libra H2O: why we need reading now more than ever
We’ve just launched our newest eReader, the Kobo Libra H2O, which is, I am happy to report, one of our best-selling devices ever.
The Bookish Life
Why you should start listening to audiobooks
Audiobook listening is on the rise, and for good reason. It’s good for your mental health and lets you fit more reading into your day (who knew?).
The Bookish Life
8 must-read books on emerging technologies
These titles highlight eight emerging technologies that no longer belong in the realm of science fiction.
The Bookish Life
Audiobooks 101: what you need to know about reading with your ears
A few things that you need to know about listening to audiobooks: your first audiobook is free, you can read while you multitask and listening is reading.
The Bookish Life
Staff picks: the best books to read this fall
We asked our expert booksellers to share their top book picks for fall and there's something for every type of reader.
Open Your Mind
Books to read about climate change
If you don’t know, you can’t act. Informing ourselves of the inconvenient truth of climate change is the first step.
My Reading Life
Portrait of a Reader: Julia Wegiel
Meet Julia Wegiel - a lifelong book nerd, Kindergarten teacher, and believer in magic (she's still waiting for her letter from Hogwarts).
The Bookish Life
5 of the most interesting anti-heroes in books
The best antagonists in books have a way of captivating us, evoking empathy and intrigue, and serving as a reflection of the darkest sides of our society.