Books, Puzzles + Fun

Go down the rabbit hole and create your own adventures in Wonderland with this curiouser and curiouser 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle.

From the creator of the bestselling Murder Most Puzzling series, this spin on the classic jigsaw puzzle invites you to solve both a jigsaw and a whodunit, offering hours of brainteasing fun.

Beat the heat with this sweet fan! Compact and foldable, it's easy to store and take anywhere for cooling comfort on the go!

Record thoughts and ideas in the Cat & Laptop Notebook! This A5 notebook has 80 lined pages, a perfect bound cover and is designed to help you cope with that bad memory.

Record thoughts and ideas in the Genius Ideas You Wouldn't Understand Notebook! This A5 notebook has 80 lined pages, a perfect bound cover and is designed to help you cope with that bad memory.

People I Dislike - Mini Hardback Journal

Picture yourself in Ottawa in springtime, experiencing the Canadian Tulip Festival as millions of tulips bloom along the Rideau Canal. Created by artist Diana Pinnell, this joyful scene captures the energy of the city as people head outdoors.

Explore the Halifax coast, watching waves roll in past lighthouses and coastal flowers all from the comfort of home. This detailed illustration by Alysha Dawn Puopolo captures the beauty she discovered after moving from Toronto.

Designed to feel like stepping into a garden bursting with life, the scene brings together favourite florals including hydrangeas, roses, sunflowers, poppies, and loose wildflowers.

Take in the sweeping beauty of the Yukon with this puzzle by Vancouver Island artist Capri Sadler. Rolling hills, vibrant forests, and a glowing northern sky are animated by wildlife, from birds soaring above to animals moving through the land below.

Artist Dana Statham captures the calm, meditative beauty of this special place within the traditional territory of the Ahousaht First Nation, deep teals and blues and the intricate details of driftwood, trees, and coastline.

A fiddler plays near a riverside settlement as a paddler drifts by, alongside a bison, a Red River cart, and florals inspired by Métis beadwork, each symbolizing belonging and connection to the land. Flowing Métis sashes become the northern lights.