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Monday April 23rd 2012 By Amrita Labana At Fashion Weekly, we are a bunch of bookworms. Check out our favorite hotspot bookstore locations in Toronto! Type Books Located 883 Queen Street West & 427 Spadina Road Type Books has been open since 2006, it is a great bookstore that sells …
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Mar 31st 2012 Design books have a life of their own, Often we here at FW find ourselves lost in the pages of interior design books, showcasing another world, another life, another dimension maybe. With our fast place lives of work, babies, PTA meetings, meeting before noon and family obligations- …
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Monday March 19th 2012 By Jennifer Through all the hustle and bustle of the city and the ever expanding book market, it may be hard to find a decent go-to bookstore. Should one go for the tried and true, ever popular national bookstore chain, an Indigo for example, or should …
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Monday Feb 27 Issue 4: MARCH 2012 BY MIKYLA ALLEN The Book Lovers Ball was held on Thursday February 9th at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel. The evening was a combination of literature and fashion, brought together to create a spectacular evening. The Book Lovers Ball is an event held …
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Monday February 20 2012 Feb Issue 3 By Avery Hamelin 1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice, which has also been adapted in a major feature presentation, ( which might suit your fancy if you are not the biggest reader…However this does beg the question as to …
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Issue 4: January 30 2012 This beautiful collection of images and text in this book by Glenda Bailey is a dare to dream kind of book that fills you with hope of style for one self and showcases the extreme level of design, attention to detail and gorgeous destinations Harper’s …
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Monday January 23 2012 – Jan issue 3 Forward by Glenda Bailey and Photography by Stephanie Hanchett- this book is a collaboration of class, style, integrity and beauty. Going through the pages one is awed with the detail in craftsmanship and luxurious feel of the jewelry. It is definitely a …
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Sunday September 25th 2011 marked Toronto’s annual Word on The Street Festival, a national celebration of literacy and the written word. Thousands of Toronto residents flocked to Queen’s Park to enjoy every genre of novella, with everything ranging from children to adult fiction, magazines, biographies, freelance comic books, anime and …
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By Ayesha Faruqui Emma by Jane Austen Emma was the last novel Jane Austen saw published duringher lifetime. Her brother Henry saw the publication of NorthangerAbbey and Persuasion after her death in 1817. Emma is the storyof a beautiful, rich, spoilt yet well meaning girl Emma Woodhouse. Within the first …
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