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Spring Summer 2011
Media Kit
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Spring Summer 2011
What makes a perfect summer? Do you count down the days until barbecue season? Daydream
about your hammock by the lake? Delight in the first steamy, sprinkler-worthy afternoon? When
planning the Spring/Summer 2011 collections, our INDIGO team took inspiration from a host
of exceptional books, toys and gifts that celebrate fair-weather pleasures. Of course, we’ll all read,
relax, rejoice and rejuvenate in our own unique, personal way. Maybe it’ll be digging into a juicy
new book, trying a cottage-life inspired recipe from Trish Magwood’s new In My Mother’s Kitchen
cookbook or outfitting your picnic basket with fresh new gear. However you choose to enjoy the
season, let the sun shine in!
The spring/summer assortment will be available at INDIGO and CHAPTERS stores nationally from April to
July 2011. For images, samples and current pricing, please contact Indigo Public Relations:
Janet Eger, Director ([email protected])
Lisa Huie, Manager ([email protected]),
Will Moskal, Coordinator ([email protected])
Summer
Reading
“We’ll always have Paris.” Humphrey Bogart’s famous line lingers still. And so inspired were we by a roster of new
Paris-themed titles, we’ve put the locale at the top of our reading list this season. The City of Light, as sketched by
Paula McLain in The Paris Wife, captivates. We’re told the story of Ernest Hemingway, but from the perspective
of his first wife, Hadley. We linger in coffee houses, meet icons the likes of Gertrude Stein. Other titles likewise have us
pining for lazy summer afternoons, from The Lake of Dreams, a beautifully detailed follow-up to Kim Edwards’
The Memory Keeper’s Daughter, to the irresistible Tina Fey’s tell-all Bossypants. Happy reading.
Summer Reading List:
The Paris Wife, Paula McLain
Paris Cookbook, Patricia Wells
Loving Frank, Nancy Horan
Paris To The Moon, Adam Gopnik
Sweet Life In Paris, David Lebovitz
Paris Was Ours, Penelope Rowlands
Luncheon Of The Bowling Party, Susan Vreeland
Lollipop Shoes, Joanne Harris
Book Of Salt, Monique Truonge
Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway
Tender Is The Night, Scott F. Fitzgerald
The Lake of Dreams, Kim Edwards
The Book of Even More Awesome, Neil Pasricha
Sing You Home, Jodi Picoult
The Wild Zone, Joy Fielding
Agent X, Noah Boyd
The Double Comfort Safari Club,
Alexander McCall Smith
Tales of the Otherworld, Kelley Armstrong
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen
Little Princes, Conor Grennan
Left Neglected, Lisa Genova
Room, Emma Donoghue
Bossypants, Tina Fey
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Celebrations
At INDIGO, we love a great party, especially heartfelt
intimate ones—an afternoon tea with old friends, a wedding
or baby shower, a graduation or birthday party. We
credit the hosts of these fabulous fêtes for making these
extraordinary moments and milestones so memorable. For
them—for you—we’re stocking a remarkable selection
of books and gifts, from exquisite teas and tea services to
contemporary tabletop decor, all meant to help express and
complement one’s signature entertaining style, whatever the
occasion.
Indigo’s exclusive perennial favourite,
The Mother’s Day Tea Collection includes:
Set of 6 Tea Cups & Saucers in Polka Dot (SRP $49.99)
Set of 6 Dessert Plates in Polka Dot (SRP $39.99)
Cake Stand in Blue (SRP $39.99)
Teapot in Blue (SRP $29.99)
Cream & Sugar Set in Blue (SRP $24.99)
Tea for One in Blue (SRP $24.99)
Indigolife Stacked Tea Set (SRP $29.99 each)
available in Natural and Green
Republic of Tea (SRP $13.99 each) available in
Pomegranate Vanilla Red Tea, Pink Lemonade Green Tea,
and Pink Grapefruit Green Tea
Napkin Rings (SRP $24.99 each) available in
Coral and Lemongrass
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Q&A
with Trish Magwood
Indigo: How Is In My Mother’s Kitchen different from your first book?
Magwood: My first book was Dish Entertains. It was about my life at work
at Dish Cooking Studio. This one is about life at home; it’s more casual with
content inspired by my mom and grandmothers. It’s about trying to keep
traditions alive and relevant for family and for today’s busy cooks.
Indigo: What were your favourite desserts as a kid?
Magwood: We did brownies a lot and there’s a recipe here that was from my mom’s best friend’s mother, Auntie
Mary. (They’re cocoa-powder based.) In the summer, my Mom made Blueberry Boy Bait. With a lot of these recipes,
I’ve maintained the names because they’re just so unbelievable. My Mom and Dad have a cottage at Pointe au Baril on
Georgian Bay and a group of women in the ‘60s put together The Cottage Cookbook. It’s still my most beloved cookbook.
Indigo: What was your favourite dinner growing up?
Magwood: To this day, it’s turkey. And I think it’s because my mom always does it. What I like most is the stuffing,
the mashed potatoes and the gravy, so I have all of that in the cookbook. The turkey recipe was really written by my
mom. She took it on as her task to make sure that I had the exact roasting times right, and we tried every bird—freerange to frozen Butterball.
Indigo: In My Mother’s Kitchen, you say that you grew up with dessert daily. Do you continue the tradition?
Magwood: Totally. And I can hear my mother’s voice when I say to my kids: “If you eat your dinner, you’ll get
dessert”—it’s old-fashioned bribery and it’s haunting because I think I even use the same tone that my mother used.
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Inspiring Entertaining Books:
Taking Time For Tea, Diana Rosen
Tea Party, Tracy Stern
Tea for You, Tracy Stern
Newlywed Kitchen, Lorna Yee
The Newlywed’s Vegetarian Cookbook,
Ryland Peters & Small
South Shore Tastes, Liz Feltham
Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens,
Marie Nightingale
Favourite Recipes From Old New Brunswick
Kitchens, Mildred Trueman
Prince Edward Island Tastes, Andrew Sprague
Prince Edward Island Seafood, Paul Lucas
Cheers! Celebrating Ontario’s Wines,
Richard Bain
Niagara Cooks From Farm to Table,
Lynn Ogryzlo
Niagara Cooks A Seasonal Attitude,
Lynn Ogryzlo
Reading Between the Wines,
Perry Jongsma
Cakes for Romantic Occasions, May Cleecadman
Flair, Joe Nye
Paris Patisseries, Julia Hung
Simply Spectactular Cakes, Peggy Porschen
Sweety Pies
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Mother’s Day
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Mother, grandmother, step-mother, mother-in-law, momto-be, soccer mom: Whatever her title, unofficial or
otherwise, she deserves a treat. At INDIGO, we have
many indulgences in mind—from exquisite stationery
and delicious bubble baths to entertaining cookbooks and
sprawling epic reads—to address a mother’s passions and
pastimes. For mom’s dressing table, desk or gallery wall,
myriad photo frames await that perfect photo of a momand-me moment too.
Paddywax Garden Crush Collection available in Jasmine,
Dandelion, Geranium, and Peony (from SRP $12.99)
Stationery from 3 Blue Eggs
available in Damask and Blue, includes:
Notebook (SRP $8.99), Desk Notes (SRP $9.99)
Petite Pocket Journal Set (SRP $13.99)
Magnetic Journal (SRP $11.99)
Sticky Note Set (SRP $9.99), Notecards (SRP $9.99)
Cake Vintage Stationery Collection:
Spoon Notepad (SRP $19.99)
Recipe Journal for Entrees and Appetizers
(SRP $24.99 each)
Menu Notes available in Artichoke and Cutlery patterns
(SRP $12.99 each)
Vintage Kitchen Recipe Collection, including Recipe
Album, Recipe Card Holder, List Pad (from SRP $5.99)
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Easel Frames from Swing
(from SRP $16.99 - $22.99)
Shabby Chic Frames (SRP $14.99)
Bath and Body Care from Lollia including
bubble bath, bathing salts, shea butter
handcream, and wrapped soap
(from SRP $10.99)
Birdie Journal in
Glacier and Wasabi
(SRP $19.95 each)
Capturing Moments
A picture is worth a thousand words—well, actually, in the age of Facebook,
Twitter and Google Images, times that by 10. No wonder a framed photo
still makes a great gift, especially when slipped into a hand-picked frame, be it
sleek, charming or cheeky. We’ve also just launched Photo Glass exclusively at
www.chapters.indigo.ca/photogifts. With a few simple clicks, you can
have your favourite images printed directly onto flat or curved glass. A Photo
Glass frame can be viewed from both sides and is as much elegant décor
accessory as it is new-generation snapshot.
Indigo’s exclusive Photo Glass 6x8 Curved Glass (SRP $39.00),
8x10 Flat Glass (SRP $49.00), 10.75 x 15 Curved Glass (SRP $69.00)
Visit www.chapters.indigo.ca
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Books Mom Will Love:
In My Mother’s Kitchen, Trish Magwood
Jamie Oliver’s Meals in Minutes, Jamie Oliver
Canadian Living Best Recipes Ever,
Canadian Living Test Kitchen
Guy Fieri Food, Guy Fieri
Mini Shopaholic, Sophie Kinsella
Heart of the Matter, Emily Giffin
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen
The Postmistress, Sarah Blake
Swimming Pool, Holly Lecraw
Fly Away Home, Jennifer Weiner
Angelology, Danielle Trussoni
Saturday Big Tent Wedding, Alexander McCall Smith
Discovery of Witches, Deborah Harkness
Alone In The Classroom, Elizabeth Hay
Irma Voth, Miriam Toews
My Mom, The Style Icon
Parisian Chic, Ines De La Fressange
Finding Myself in Fashion, Jeanne Beker
Paper Garden, Molly Peacock
Untitled Shania Twain Memoir, Shania Twain
If You Ask Me, Betty White
I’m Over All That: And Other Confessions,
Shirley MacLaine
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Blurb
Indigo has partnered with Blurb to bring creative bookmaking and storytelling tools to Canadians. With Blurb,
anyone can showcase their photos, artwork, and text in professional-quality, affordable books they make themselves.
Blurb’s free bookmaking tools and professionally designed templates make it easy. Order just one book or many.
Blurb’s offerings also make it simple to share and promote your book, as well as sell it in Blurb’s online bookstore.
Chad Jennings | Zadie
Indigo customers can find Blurb at www.chapters.indigo.ca/photogifts/ and at Indigo Studio now open at
Indigo Erin Mills Town Centre and Chapters Queensway.
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Q&A
with Eileen Gittins
Founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Blurb, the creative publishing and marketing platform that allows anyone
and everyone to design, publish, market and sell professional-quality books.
Indigo: Blurb shipped over 1.2 million books to more than 60 countries and generated over $45 million in revenue in
2009, and in 2010, was ranked the fastest growing media company on the Inc. 500 List. Why do you think you’ve been
so successful?
Gittins: Very early on, we realized that we are fundamentally in the business of enabling people to tell stories,
whether that story is the story of our family’s favourite meals or whether the story is my blog postings for the year
2010, the story of our vacation or my poetry or whatever. By enabling people’s passions to come out via stories so
beautifully rendered is why we’ve been successful.
Indigo: Cookbooks, portfolios, photo albums: What other innovative Blurb books have you seen?
Gittins:
Memoriam books are becoming popular, books of a person’s life—or a pet; and blog books. We’ve also seen
books to propose marriage, where the last page actually said “will you marry me?” We got an email from that customer
about four days later to tell us ‘she said “yes” ’.
Indigo: Can you share what’s coming for 2011?
Gittins:
We’re forecasting double-digit growth. We’re investing in a ton of new products, so the customer will have
more choice in the physical materials of the book. We’re also investing in branding and have hired an ad agency, and
we’re looking across all kinds of media, even broadcast, cable, network, video – all of it. We’re investing in international
growth. In 2010 we invested in another print location in Edmonton and we’re looking to drive visibility in Canada.
Canada represents about 6-7% of our business, which is a lot. And in 2011, you’ll see us go into additional localized
versions of our product with other languages for other countries.
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Gardening
Canadians love to garden and high-style outdoor
entertaining and garden rooms continue to top trend
hit lists. We’re also indulging our green thumbs at
INDIGO. For those who dabble in annuals, cultivate
herbs and veggies or have a passion for perennials,
we have books that both inspire and educate, and
products—from the perfect herb scissors to a plantyour-own-Japanese Maple Kit—guaranteed to thrill the
budding horticulturalist in your life.
Grow Kits available in Lilac, Magnolia,
and Japanese Elm (SRP $24.99 each)
Teracotta Cache Pots available in Small
(SRP $12.99) and Medium (SRP $19.99)
Butterfly Cache Pots in Small (SRP $12.99)
and Large (SRP $19.99)
Set of 3 Ceramic Planters and Trays (SRP $24.99)
Set of 6 Herb Markers (SRP $14.99)
Moleskine Gardening Journal (SRP $26.00)
Plant This List Pad (SRP $7.50)
Compost Bin (SRP $34.99) and Liners (SRP $7.99)
Seed Box (SRP $32.99)
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Herb Scissors (SRP $19.99)
Herb Mister available in
Clear and Green
(SRP $11.99)
Buzz Catchers available
in Green, Red, and
Amber (SRP $12.99)
Get Growing:
An Everyday Guide to High-Impact,
Low-Fuss Gardens
Good-natured Frank Ferragine, aka Frankie Flowers of BT Toronto, CityLine
and City TV News, jokes in the beginning of his book, Get Growing, that he’s
been gardening since he was a baby—literally. After immigrating to Canada
in the 1950s, Ferragine’s grandfather found work in the agricultural region
of Southern Ontario’s Holland Marsh, then with Ferragine’s father opened
Branford Greenhouses in 1975. (The company is now one of the area’s largest
grower-retailer operations.) “I often joke that my family believed in child
labour,” says Ferragine, “the greenhouse was my afterschool program, my
Sunday school, and my summer vacation, and I loved every minute of it.”
Ferragine’s passion for his subject resonates on every page of his new book and is jam-packed with information, tips
and gorgeous instructional and garden-glamour photos from Toronto-based shooter Shannon Ross. Whether one is
lawn-obsessed, wanting to tackle an overrun perennial bed or trying their hand at a vegetable garden, Get Growing is a
must read.
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Green Thumb Guides for the Gardener:
Home Herbal, Dorling DK
Kitchen Garden Cookbook, Dorling DK
Sugar Snaps And Strawberries, Andrea Bellamy
Soilmates, Sara Always
Heirloom Vegetables, Herb & Fruits, Doreen Howard
Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook,
Jennifer Kujawski
Get Growing, Frank Ferragine
Superfoods from the Garden, Michael van Straten
My Garden: 5 year Journal, Mimi Luebbermann
The Zero Mile Diet, Carolyn Herriot
Worms & Wormeries, Mike Woolnough
The Complete Compost Gardening Guide,
Barbara Pleasant
Harvest, Meredith
Kirton
Grow Organic, Elizabeth Peirce
Atlantic Gardening, Peter J. Scott
Edible Plants of Atlantic Canada, Peter J. Scott
Plants for Atlantic Gardens, Jodi DeLong
Cloudehill: A Year in the Garden, Jeremy Francis
Green Market Baking Book, Laura C. Martin
Homegrown, Marta Teegan
Italian Villas and Their Gardens, Edith Wharton
Organic Gardening: The Whole Story, Jackie Gear
Seeds
The Curious Gardener, Anna Pavord
The Rose, Jennifer Potter
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The Picnic
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Who can argue with a sunny sky, a great summer
novel, barbecue and a little Frisbee? No wonder we’re
embracing the Picnic, in all of its affordable, low-tech,
nostalgic glory. At INDIGO, we offer up the ultimate
portable barbecue, all-in-one picnic baskets—perfect
whether you’re lounging in the park or backyard—and,
of course, the can’t-be-without Smore-making kit.
Picnic Accessories including Picnic for 4 Set,
Picnic Blanket, and Wine Carrier (from $29.99)
Cool-It Cups (SRP $12.99)
Bodum BBQ available in Orange and Green
(SRP $59.99)
Potato Starch Cutlery (SRP $12.99)
Grill Charms and Mini Thermometers
(SRP $14.99 each)
Set of 6 Linen Napkins available in
Green and Rosette (SRP $24.99 each)
Govino Set of 4 Wine Glasses ($16.99)
Eton Red Radio (SRP $39.99)
BBQ Tools including BBQ Tool Set,
Electric BBQ Fork,
Multi Tool BBQ Lighter
(from SRP $19.99)
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Canadian Living
The Barbecue Collection:
The Best Barbecue Recipes from Our Kitchen to Your Backyard
There’s nothing more comforting or quintessentially
summer than the smell—and taste—of barbecue.
Canadian Living: The Barbecue Collection delivers a mouthwatering line-up of 350 grill-related recipes, culled from
the magazine’s trusted Test Kitchen. From the simple
perfection of steak, burgers and corn on the cob to
inventive takes on lamb, shrimp and octopus, the volume
offers endless ideas and know-how for both everyday
cooking and entertaining.
No doubt we also have author and contributing Canadian
Living food editor Andrew Chase to thank for some of
the entries. After all, Chase has been developing recipes
at the magazine for a decade and is a critically acclaimed
Toronto Chef, known for his creativity with international
cuisine. Classics with a twist, such as Indian Hot Wings
with Mint Dipping Sauce and Basil Pesto Pizza, seem to
sparkle with his influence. But whether Mediterranean or
All American in nuance, this comprehensive collection is
sure to inspire the ever-expanding and enthusiastic palate
of the barbecue-loving Canadian.
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The Best BBQ and
Picnic Books:
Canadian Living The Barbecue Colection, Andrew Chase
Weber’s Time to Grill, Jamie Purviance
Fire it up, Andrew Schloss
Porch Parties, Denise Gee
Sunny Days & Easy Living, Lindy Wildsmith
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Cottage Bound
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Cabin, cottage, country house: However one references
the lakeside refuge, it’s the impetus for this season’s laidback look. Honey-hued-wood photo frames, hurricane
lanterns and hand-hewn serving bowls define the rusticyet-refined aesthetic. And to battle après-skinny-dip
shivers, we have the coziest casual throws and cushions.
Take note: All make terrific hostess gifts for the lucky
ones with standing invitations to the lake.
Hurricane Vases available in Square (SRP 29.99)
and Rectangle (SRP $34.99)
Striped Nautical Canvas Totes available in Pink,
Grey, and Navy (SRP $19.99 each)
Set of 3 Wooden Serving Bowls (SRP $49.99)
and Set of 3 Wooden Coasters (SRP $9.99)
Wooden Placemats (SRP $9.99)
Indigo’s exclusive Lakehouse Collection:
Lakehouse Weekender Bag (SRP TBD)
Lakehouse Picture Frames, made of mango wood
and available in 4X6 (SRP $14.99) and
5X7 (SRP $16.99) sized frames
Lakehouse Throw in Navy and Cream (SRP $34.99)
Lakehouse Pillow in Cream (SRP $29.99)
Lakehouse Striped Shawls in Navy and Light Blue
(SRP $24.99)
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Summer Reading
Dates confirmed: Check. Hotel booked: Check. Route mapped: Check. Reading list made: Check.
For many, a summer holiday just wouldn’t be a summer holiday without cherished hours spent immersed
in the pages of a can’t-put-it-down book. Make that an eBook. Whether road-tripping, beachcombing, docklounging or hammock-swinging, eReading makes packing your entire personal library for a summer trip not
only possible but easy. The KOBO eReader, with its 1,000-book capacity, is tailor-made for getaways. Its longlife battery stocks charge for two weeks or 10,000 page turns. Or with the KOBO app, you can access that
library—and update it—on whatever portable, beach-bound device you desire: smart phone, laptop or tablet.
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Enthralling Lakeside Reads:
Adult Fiction
Teen Fiction
Room, Emma Donoghue
Red Queen, Philippa Gregory
Outlander 25th Anniversary Edition, Diana Gabaldon
Sisterhood Everlasting, Ann Brashares
Untitled Gabriel Allison Novel, Daniel Silva
State of Wonder, Ann Patchett
Shut Your Eyes Tight, John Verdon
Graveminder, Melissa Marr
Wildflower Hill, Kimberley Freeman
The Land of Painted Caves, Jean M. Auel
Sing You Home, Jodi Picoult
Untitled Shania Twain Memoir, Shania Twain
A Grand Pursuit, Sylvia Nasar
The Twelfth Insight, James Redfield
Deep Future, Curt Stager PhD
The Guardians, Andrew Pyper
Plague: A Gone Novel, Michael Grant
Thirteen Reasons Why, Jay Asher
Summer & the City: A Carrie Diaries Book,
Candace Bushnell
Lying Game #2: Never Have I Ever, Sara Shepard
Forever, Maggie Stiefvater
What Happened to Goodbye, Sarah Dessen
Vampire Diaries: The Return: Midnight, L. J. Smith
The Gathering, Kelley Armstrong
The Mortal Instruments: City of Fallen Angels,
Cassandra Clare
Red Glove, Holly Black
Ruby Red, Kerstin Gier
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Father’s
Day
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On the heels of the 100th anniversary of Father’s
Day*, we still cherish those priceless moments with
Dad—sharing a crossword puzzle, chess challenge or
checkers match—just the two of you. In fact, we’ve got
books, gorgeous gadgets and desktop accessories, for all
the special men in your life, items that allow him to
express his signature style in the room of his own.
Art Deco Flight Clock (SRP $59.99)
Qwerty Mug, Large Red Notebook, and
Pocket Black Notebook (from SRP $12.99)
Golf Bag Pen Holder (SRP $29.99)
Golf Pens Gift Set (SRP $9.99)
Moleskine Notebooks
(from SRP $16.00)
Brinks Multi Tool (SRP $29.99)
Whisky Stones (SRP $24.99)
*www.britannica.com credits the origins of Father’s Day to Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane, WA, whose father, a Civil War veteran, raised her and her siblings
after their mother died in childbirth. The first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19, 1910, the month of the birthday of Dodd’s father.
[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/724973/Fathers-Day]
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Top Books for Dad:
Onward, Howard Schultz
Have A Little Faith, Mitch Albom
Boomerang, Michael Lewis
Truth Be Told, Larry King
On China, Henry Kissinger
Lost In Shangri-La, Mitchell Zuckoff
Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand
The Complete Book of Mustangs, Mike Mueller
Drive, Daniel Pink
The Passage, Justin Cronin
Beatrice & Virgil, Yann Martel
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Solar, Ian McEwan
Satori, Don Winslow
The Jungle, Clive Cussler
The Imperfectionists, Tom Rachman
Catch-22: 50th Anniversary Edition, Joseph Heller
Go Stamps Go, Graham Kelly
Alberta Oil Patch, John Robert McQuarrie
The Curve of Time: 50th Anniversary Edition,
M. Wylie Blanchet
My Lucky Life In and Out of Show Business,
Dick Van Dyke
The Immortalization Commission, John Gray
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Kid
Style
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Planning your summer schedule and not sure
where to begin? Look to the playground for
inspiration when it comes to good old-fashioned
fun. Make time for blowing bubbles on the porch,
playing tag in the sprinkler and chilling out in the shade
with a favourite summer read. After all, who doesn’t
wish they could cruise through the season on their very
own Radio Flyer trike?
Indigo’s exclusive Camping Stove (SRP $32.95)
Sunny Patch Outdoor Toys including Sprinklers,
Magnifying Glasses, Umbrellas, and Gardening Tools
& Accessories (from $5.95)
Zing Toys including the Z Curve Bow and
Zing Shot (from $7.95)
Radio Flyer Tricycles available in Red and Pink ($79.95)
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Retro Steppers available in Blue, Green, Raspberry,
and Yellow ($12.95 each)
Gazillion Bubbles including the Incredibubble Wand,
Streamin’ Bubbles, and Bubble Cyclone (from $4.95)
The Best Loot!
At INDIGO, we’re keeping up with kids’ busy birthday party calendars. Our exceptional
book, toy and gift assortment makes us destination central for moms and dads looking
for thoughtful, meaningful gifts, and our expanding in-store wrapping services and loot
bag offerings promise to nix the stress in the party planning too.
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Summer Camp Reads:
Ten, Lauren Myracle
Shark Wars: Exile, E Altbacker
Big Nate From the Top, Lincoln Peirce
Beyonders: A World Without Heores, Brandon Mull
Alex Rider: Scorpia Rising, Anthony Horowitz
The 39 Clues 11: Vespers Rising, Rick Riordan
Big Nate Boredom Buster, Lincoln Peirce
Dork Diaries 3: Tales from a Not-So-Talented
Pop Star, Rachel Renee Russell
Dear Dumb Diary 12: Me (Just Like You Only
Better), Jim Benton
Wimpy Kid Do It Yourself Book: Revised and
Expanded Edition, Jeff Kinney
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Inspire. Create. Share.
Your Best Summer Ever