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883 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1G5
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883 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1G5
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Where to shop for your bookworm pal in Toronto
Stepping into this beautiful bookstore right across from Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto feels like the farthest thing from stressed holiday shopping. With its high ceilings, floral wallpaper and hardwood floors, this shop carries everything from lovely paper lanterns to any kind of notebook you could need. Plus, with stunning renditions of classics (like the hardcover set of novels about beloved female heroines – including Little Women and Anne of Green Gables) and trendy reads alike, you’re sure to find something special for your book-loving pal. My favourite section? Hands down, the cookbooks.
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New bookstores in Toronto where you'll find literary gems
You could fill a coffee table book with images of the whimsical window displays at this independent bookstore with locations in Queen West and Forest Hill. The ever-changing storefront vignettes are thematic exhibitions that pay homage to the selection of books inside. Shelves are lined with a well-curated range of contemporary fiction, art and design books, cookbooks and children’s titles. The community shop also hosts regular literary events, book launches and readings.
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Where to find alternative magazines in Toronto
Toronto’s favourite indie bookseller — with locations in West Queen West and Forest Hill — stocks a colourful array of fiction, non-fiction and specialty publications for a variety of tastes and interests. Toronto-based Bad Day is an obvious local favourite; the biannual arts and culture magazine has earned a cult following among the city’s creative intellectuals. Indie-pubs like Adult, Lula and The Gentlewoman offer plenty of eye candy while Hazlitt (a print digest inspired by Random Houses’ online portal) blends literary critiques with popular culture.
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