Reading + Entertainment
Jennifer, Clemens Mill | January 1, 2020
New Year is the perfect time of year for new beginnings, and fresh starts. Perhaps there is something that you have always wanted to do, but never... Read More»
Jessica, Preston | January 1, 2020
Many of the best movies and television series are based on books, and a whole slew of page-to-screen adaptations are scheduled for release in 2020.... Read More»
Leah, Queen’s Square | January 1, 2020
Why are we so drawn to rock and roll biographies? Is it the scandal and excess? The proverbial sex, drugs and rock n’ roll? Or is it like a car crash... Read More»
Jessica, Hespeler | December 1, 2019
When the nights get darker and colder, the last thing I want to do is go outside. I rather stay in with a warm blanket, a hot beverage and curl up... Read More»
Shawna, Old Post Office | December 1, 2019
Like most readers I have a busy schedule prepping for the Christmas holiday season and only a short time to enjoy my favourite literary genre. Year-... Read More»
Phil, Queen's Sqaure | November 28, 2019
Each month I’ve read some of the latest releases and hoped to share some of that passion for fiction. With these recommendations, I conclude this... Read More»
Idea Exchange | November 18, 2019
The Winter 2020 edition of the Idea Exchange Magazine is here!
Check out the free events we have planned for Family Day. Sign-up for our new... Read More»
Shawna, Old Post Office | November 1, 2019
By Land, All The Light We Cannot See. Written by Anthony Doerr.
This Pulitzer Prize winning fiction is the story of a blind French girl and poor... Read More»
Carroll, Clemens Mill | November 1, 2019
International Games Day is fast approaching, are you ready to get your game on?
Typically celebrated the third Saturday in November, International... Read More»
Sarah, Queen’s Square | November 1, 2019
Expand your reading selection with some well written YA novels!
Here are a few recommendations:
Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte
An engaging, fast... Read More»