For the third year in a row, Canada's biggest bookstore chain, Indigo was giving books away. We went last year and I blogged about it here.
The store opened at 9am and we were there just after 8:30am and here was the line. The weather was glorious, unlike last year when it was cold and drizzling. A lady from the store went down the line and handed out slips of paper with what book you would like. You were allowed one book per adult (age 18+). I of course dragged hubby along with me. It was very well organized.
By the time the lady got to us; they had no more copies of "Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Ruiz Zafon" left. I was going to get that book, but luckily I had two others picked out. I ended up with:"Educated by Tara Westover" I started to read this book on Saturday afternoon and kept thinking to myself, this all sounds familiar. So decided to look at my Book review blog and sure enough I reviewed it there back in 2019. You can read my review here.
"The Wager, by David Grann"
"The Wager, by David Grann"
The two other books choices were, "Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi" and that is a graphic novel and just not my thing. "Bear Town by Fredrik Backman" seemed a popular choice with people we were standing with. I do not enjoy this author at all and its about hockey which again is not my thing.
I have added links to all the book titles, so you can see the synopsis on the books. I will of course pass on my books when I had read them, like I always do. As I have said before this is a wonderful thing this company does and it's a Canadian company which is an added bonus!




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