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Catherine Alliott’s top 10 tips for surviving the family holiday

Bestselling author – and Kobo/WHSmith UK author of the month – Catherine Alliott is no stranger to family holidays, or to writing about family drama. Her warm, witty, escapist novels feature characters you will recognize from your own life, and fall in love with just as fast...

5 Things to Read this Weekend

So many options, so little time. Here are our picks for a great weekend read: Dive into any of the short stories in Circus by Claire Battershill. Claire is the fiction winner in our inaugural Kobo Emerging Writer Prize – each of the nine stories in Circus reveals...

Visa Checkout now available at kobo.com

Introducing Visa Checkout: another quick and easy option for Kobo readers to purchase the content they love. With no payment and shipping info to fill out Visa Checkout saves you time to do more of the things you want – like digging into a brand new book...

6 NEED-TO-READ MAGAZINES THIS JULY

Take your summer to the next level with tips on everything from making the perfect summer smoothies to relaxation strategies that’ll help you kick back and enjoy. Here’s summer’s hot six: Add some heat to your summer with Cosmo’s Love issue where bestselling romance novelists Katherine Heiny, Emma...

View from the Fishbowl

Told through the lens of a goldfish named Ian, falling from the twenty-seventh floor balcony of an apartment building, Fishbowl (available August 4th) follows an eclectic cast of characters on a single day. There is the hunky grad student, his girlfriend, and his mistress; the construction worker who...

GREAT LITERARY “TRILOGIES” THAT DIDN’T STOP AT 3

Traditional wisdom suggests that good things come in threes. From the Bronte sisters to Destiny's Child, there's something undeniably magical about the number three. Sometimes though, three is just the beginning. Case in point: E.L. James’s new book, Grey, which is not so much a continuation, but a...

12 Things You’ll Never Hear a Book Lover Say

Book lovers come in all shapes and sizes. Young and old, rich and poor, with every genre preference and reading habit under the sun—no two readers are exactly the same. When it comes down to their passion for reading however, there are a few things you’ll never...

Music Bios that Strike a Chord

Sometimes the lives of musicians we love can be just as interesting and meaningful as the lyrics they write. From genre bending artists like Prince and David Bowie who transformed pop culture to rock gods like Mötley Crüe who regularly transformed their hotel rooms (into trashed hotel rooms)...

MAGAZINES TO KICK START A GREAT SUMMER

MUST-READ STORIES FROM VANITY FAIR, INSTYLE MAGAZINE AND MORE Make this the best summer ever, with tips on everything from how to make the best burger to ever hit a barbecue to lists of which books you’ll definitely want in your beach bag this season. The most sizzling...

Introducing Kobo Reading Stats

Introducing your Reading Report Email! Starting today, Kobo is happy to provide readers with a new and exciting way to connect with eReading. Kobo’s Reading Report presents your personalized reading stats (similar to how you may see them on your eReader or Kobo App) and delivers them directly...

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