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If someone asked me to pinpoint the very moment I fell in love with reading, I wouldn’t have a single clear answer. Instead, my reading journey feels more like a winding path—one that twists and turns through different phases of life, shaped by changing interests, emotions, and experiences. Books have been a constant companion, but the kinds of stories I’ve gravitated toward have shifted dramatically over the years.

Let’s face it — book lovers can be a passionate (and sometimes opinionated) bunch. We all have our favorites, our hard no’s, and those genres we can’t stop recommending to anyone who’ll listen. But over the years, I’ve discovered that my taste in books tends to raise a few eyebrows, spark some debates, or get labeled with one very specific word: “porn.”

There was a time when reading was effortless. I was never without a book—toting one around in my bag, flipping pages late at night, getting utterly lost in fictional worlds. Books were my comfort, my escape, and my favorite way to understand the world.

Whether lounging by the pool with a refreshing drink, traveling to new destinations and immersing yourself in local literature, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon in the shade with a captivating novel, reading adds depth and enjoyment to the season.

Summer is the season of abundance, where vibrant produce and warm evenings invite us to embrace outdoor cooking at its finest. From juicy stone fruits to garden-fresh vegetables, the grill enhances their natural flavors while adding a hint of smokiness.

Canada is often described as a cultural mosaic, a place where diverse traditions, languages, and identities are woven together to form a vibrant national identity. This rich diversity is not just a point of pride but a testament to the resilience, contributions, and unity of communities across the country. Each thread in this intricate tapestry represents a unique story, a heritage passed down through generations, and a collective commitment to coexistence.

Books have long served as windows into different worlds, allowing readers to experience cultures beyond their own. Whether through...

*This post serves as a brief overview of Inuit traditions and Arctic cultures, touching on key aspects of their history and way of life....

Canada’s maritime provinces—Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island—have long been a tapestry of diverse cultures, each contributing to the unique social and cultural fabric of the region. Historically, these provinces have been gateways for settlers, adventurers, and migrants, each bringing their own customs, traditions, and stories.

When we open the pages of a book, we step into a space that is free from the constant distractions of modern life. Whether it's the comforting routine of diving into a novel before bed, exploring a new world through the pages of fantasy, or searching for practical advice in a self-help book, reading provides us with the opportunity to pause, reflect, and rejuvenate.