Happy New Year! Congratulations on surviving the last 365 days. If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that taking time to care for yourself is not just beneficial - but necessary - for our wellbeing. There are many things you can
Finding Normalcy in Reading: Top 5 YA Novels of 2020 We can all agree that 2020 was a challenging year filled with things we’d like to forget. I personally found a lot of solace in a lot of the books I
Shoshanna Greenberg loves working at Once Upon, her favourite local bookstore, even during the week before Christmas, when the mall is packed and some customers lack holiday cheer. With her Moms fighting at home and her car starting maybe half
It’s no easy task narrowing down the list of the best, Black eateries to just five, but I’m happy to take on the challenge. Whether there's a great backstory or a chef is putting a new twist on an old, traditional
One of my favourite winter activities is curling up with a good book. (Okay, fine, that’s one of my favourite activities any time of the year!) Winter is nearly here for those in the northern hemisphere, and for many of
Whether you’ve already finished your holiday shopping or have yet to check that first item off your list, there’s never a bad time to support local businesses—especially in 2020. And if You’ve Got Mail taught us anything, it’s the importance
I always find shopping for the men in my life hard; they’re either extremely particular or have no idea what they want. The great thing about books is that there are a variety of genres! So, regardless of personality, interest,
When children begin to go missing, the dark reminder of what happened to Wendy and her brothers starts to creep back into her life. Five years ago, Wendy and her two brothers went missing in the woods, and only Wendy
When Andra went into cryostasis, she expected to wake up with her family 100 years in the future. But in traumatizing fashion, Andra comes to in a strange world 1,000 years later.
Liz Lighty’s plan to escape her small town comes crashing down when the financial aid she was counting on to attend the elite Pennington College unexpectedly falls through. But then she’s reminded of her high school’s scholarship for prom queen.