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Even though both offer color screens, in eReader vs tablet comparisons there are still notable differences such as battery life, weight and eye strain.

From contemporary bestsellers to literary classics, 2025 is shaping up to be a banner year for book-to-screen adaptations.

Rated on a 5-tear "Weepometer" scale, these extraordinarily sad novels are guaranteed to make you cry. Don't say we didn't warn you.

Sun-soaked must-reads full of love, loss, hope, heartbreak, and eternal summer longing like The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han.

Heather O'Neill's illustrated tale of the Montreal underground, a couple collections of short scares, and a bewitching new book from Silvia Moreno-Garcia.

Michael Tamblyn spoke with Eliza Reid, author of Death on the Island. It’s set on a remote nordic island where a dinner party of diplomats turns fatal.

Investigative journalism on the 2024 election, Ruth Ware takes it to 11, big thinking on a shrinking population, and a new Murderbot story.

This list of books by Canadian authors wanders all across the provinces and territories—and genres!—visiting unforgettable stories along the way.

From hilarious queer fiction to life-changing nonfiction, check out the books Kobo staffers loved in June.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Aaron Kreuter, author of Lake Burntshore, which tells the story of one summer at a fictional Canadian Jewish summer camp.