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Ahhh, I adore the holidays because I get to spend time with my wonderful family – chatting, playing board games, time off work and school, eating delicious food… it’s all good. But, even though I love my family to pieces, things can get intense when you’re in...

We selected some of our favourite “full cast” audiobooks to make you drop everything to focus, , and, if on a road trip, make the miles fly by in a flash.

If books had a best-of season, it would probably be fall – this is when all the “big books” come out, the serious fiction, the weighty biographies, and the books that will shape our thinking and dominate media coverage for months to come. It’s an embarrassment of...

Milos Raonic is the only Canadian male to have made a Grand Slam final—Wimbledon in 2016. He took time out from training to talk about books and reading.

Many readers receive happy endings a gift after a lengthy narrative adventure. But unhappy endings can add beauty and mystery. Caution: spoilers ahead...

Mindfulness is more than a mental health buzzword: the principles behind it have helped many who suffer from anxiety and other mental health struggles.

It’s that special time of the year when the world of film descends upon Toronto for 11 days of cinematic wonder at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). When it ends on Sunday, TIFF will have screened an exciting collection of films from all over the world...

Michael Tamblyn, President and CEO, Rakuten Kobo As an avid book lover, I couldn’t be more excited about the new digital book options now available through Walmart eBooks by Rakuten Kobo. As we begin this new partnership, I wanted to share a little about who we are...

Six books beloved by avid readers that novelist Christina Dalcher can't stop re-reading.

"Follow The Reader" is our series featuring unconventional leaders and trailblazers. This month: literacy advocate and community connector, Julia Deans. Photo via IT World Canada: The Business Leadership Podcast Did you know that one quarter of Canadian households don’t own a single book? I don’t know about you...