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Meet-cutes and chemistry: books like The Love Hypothesis

There's no shortage of explosive chemistry in the romance books we've collected here, perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood's bestseller The Love Hypothesis.

Big Ideas in Books

Is listening to an audiobook the same as reading?

For anybody wondering whether listening to an audiobook counts as reading, cognitive science explains why listening and reading aren't so dissimilar.

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Isaac's booklist: every book in Heartstopper

We watched, we slo-mo'd, we sat way too close—all to bring you the definitive list of every book in every season of Heartstopper, plus Heartstopper Forever

Kobo in Conversation Podcast

Kobo's big fall 2026 books round up!

Kobo in Conversation co-host Nathan Maharaj enlisted the help of Kobo's Deandra Lalonde to guide readers through this overwhelming season of new books.

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Frightening books for spooky season

Scary books for readers intrigued by the macabre, the horrifying, and the downright unhinged. Including creepy classics and contemporary titles.

Big Ideas in Books

Great books by Indigenous writers in Canada

Great fiction, nonfiction, and graphic novels from authors of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit descent—spanning genres as wide as Turtle Island itself.

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A reader's guide to the world(s) of Sarah J. Maas

Uncover the magic, intrigue, and romantasy of it all with our comprehensive reading guide through the worlds and books of Sarah J. Maas.

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Five crime thrillers that show Scandi (and Scottish) noir at its best

British crime fiction author J. M. Dalgliesh recommends his favourite Scandinavian noir books, plus a Scottish one with a strong Scandi feel.

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Books for understanding 21st century geopolitics

Recommended reading for armchair historians, political junkies, and any readers seeking context and understanding of current geopolitical events.

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