Kent Bookstore

Kent Bookstore New + used books in downtown Lindsay. Independent and family owned since 1993.

In 1969, the body of a young female murder victim was found discarded down a rocky outcropping off Mulholland Drive in L...
09/11/2026

In 1969, the body of a young female murder victim was found discarded down a rocky outcropping off Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles. Now, fifty-seven years later, true crime writer Catherine Fogarty is determined to tell the young woman’s story, drawing much-needed attention to her long-forgotten case—and potentially unmasking her killer.

The Girl with No Name follows Fogarty’s investigation as she seeks to uncover the truth behind the murder of nineteen-year-old Montreal native R**t Jurvetson. Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous decade, and one of the most infamous crime sprees in American history, the author re-examines the young woman’s brutal death and questions the heartbreaking reality of why she remained unidentified for almost half a century.

Inspired by the passion and commitment of other true crime writers, such as Michelle McNamara (I’ll Be Gone in the Dark) and John Allore (Wish You Were Here), and motivated by her own fractured past, Fogarty refuses to let R**t Jurvetson be forgotten.

Collaborating with cold case investigators in Los Angeles and Montreal, new clues and potential suspects emerge in the case. Despite fading memories, closed doors, dead ends and the police’s blue wall of silence, Fogarty’s amateur sleuthing begins to uncover answers to the decades-old murder.

As the investigation unfolds, startling revelations come to light from the most unlikely of sources, unravelling long-buried lies and exposing secrets (and truths) that were expected to stay hidden forever.

Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm.
705-328-1600

www.kentbooks.ca

So, if you'd rather read than be social, don't feel guilty about it. Indulge in your love of books and let them take you...
09/09/2026

So, if you'd rather read than be social, don't feel guilty about it. Indulge in your love of books and let them take you on a journey of discovery and imagination. Who knows where your next favorite book will take you. Stop by and pick yours today at 15 William St. N Downtown Lindsay. Open Monday to Firiday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm. 705-328-1600 www.kentbooks.ca

Day off, wine, good book, all good here! Enjoy your Day, Cheers!Closed today at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay.  ...
09/07/2026

Day off, wine, good book, all good here! Enjoy your Day, Cheers!

Closed today at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay.
705-328-1600

www.kentbooks.ca

“My mother died pushing me into the world. . . . I don’t know if I saw her face or if she saw mine. Only that, by the fi...
09/04/2026

“My mother died pushing me into the world. . . . I don’t know if I saw her face or if she saw mine. Only that, by the first crack of thunder, she was gone.”

So begins the powerful new novel by critically acclaimed, award-winning author Amanda Peters.

In 1955, Aliet’s mother dies in childbirth beneath the birthing tree, a large old oak, where Indigenous women have been giving birth for longer than anyone can remember. Aliet’s grandmother, the local midwife, has assisted in the successful births of babies there for decades. Yet on that fateful day, tragedy strikes, and it’s her own daughter, Maggie, who dies under her care.

After her mother’s death, Aliet is raised by her grandmother and becomes an apprentice to her knowledge of midwifery and Indigenous medicine. At the base of the birthing tree, Aliet becomes the keeper of sacred knowledge, educated so that she may, one day, carry on these traditional practices. Yet, when Aliet grows older, she unexpectedly turns away from her grandmother, her community and all that she’s learned.

Years later, after her grandmother dies, Aliet returns home to a crumbling house and the memories she thought she’d outrun: the love and loss that shaped her young life; the teachings of her grandmother; and the mystery of her own bloodline. She also realizes that to truly start her life over again, she must finally come to terms with a long-held family secret and the unresolved heartbreak and grief of her past.


Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm.
705-328-1600

www.kentbooks.ca

Tired of binge watching? We have thousands of new and used titles that are just as exciting (if not more) than Netflix. ...
09/02/2026

Tired of binge watching? We have thousands of new and used titles that are just as exciting (if not more) than Netflix. We promise. Visit us at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay today! Open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm. 705-328-1600

www.kentbooks.ca

Twenty-five years ago in Seaside, Washington, a charming drifter named Sam met three inseparable teenage girls at the lo...
08/31/2026

Twenty-five years ago in Seaside, Washington, a charming drifter named Sam met three inseparable teenage girls at the local amusement park. Days later, one of them was found dead, her body surfacing in a flooded cranberry bog not far from where she was murdered.

Barb and Nicolette were shocked to learn that the man they all met at Wonderland was the Carnival Killer. After he's arrested for the murders of five young women – one of whom was their best friend, Lorelei – Nicolette moved to the city to pursue her dreams of being famous. Barb stayed behind in Seaside, eventually becoming a reporter for the local paper. Their past safely behind them, they’ve both moved on with their lives.

But when the Carnival Killer recants his confession and a new body washes ashore on the eve of Wonderland’s grand reopening, the secrets that Barb and Nicolette have worked so hard to bury begin to resurface, threatening to destroy everything in their carefully constructed lives.

Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open 10-5 Monday to Friday & 10-4 Saturdays. Phone and online shopping for pick up in store also available. 705-328-1600
www.kentbooks.ca

A special 50th anniversary edition of a Richard Scarry classic, featuring eight pages of never-before-seen sketches as w...
08/28/2026

A special 50th anniversary edition of a Richard Scarry classic, featuring eight pages of never-before-seen sketches as well as a letter from Huck Scarry, son of Richard Scarry!

Busiest People Ever! celebrates 50 years in 2026! Follow all the busy people who keep Busytown running smoothly. All your favorite friends are here: Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, Sergeant Murphy, bumbling Mr. Frumble, and more! Preschool readers learning about their communities will enjoy seeing the inner workings of a farm, the harbor, the airport, and even the busy Cat household! With never-before-seen original sketches and a letter from Huck Scarry, this is a classic that will bring hours of fun from the one and only Richard Scarry.

Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open 10-5 Monday to Friday & 10-4 Saturdays. Phone and online shopping for pick up in store also available.
705-328-1600 www.kentbooks.ca

Did you know that we have reward points? Every purchase earns points towards a $10 rebate and there is no cost to join! ...
08/26/2026

Did you know that we have reward points? Every purchase earns points towards a $10 rebate and there is no cost to join! 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open 10-5 Monday to Friday & 10-4 Saturdays. Phone and online shopping for pick up in store also available.
705-328-1600 www.kentbooks.ca

Every family has secrets, but when Reece visits his parents’ house, he’s shocked to find them in bed, dead. At first gla...
08/24/2026

Every family has secrets, but when Reece visits his parents’ house, he’s shocked to find them in bed, dead. At first glance it looks like a murder-suicide perpetrated by his father, but on closer inspection there’s clearly more to the story. For starters, inconsistencies in the crime scene suggest his dad may not have shot himself.

As Reece, shaken by his horrifying discovery, awaits questioning from the police, his phone lights up with a call. It’s the last person he ever would have expected to hear from.

Reeling from the day’s events, Reece finds himself questioning everything he thought he knew about his parents—and whether he and his own family are in danger now. While the authorities work to untangle the baffling crime scene, Reece is pulled into a web of secrets linked to the unscrupulous pharma company his father worked for years ago.

In order to protect the people he loves most, he’ll have to dig deep into his own past to understand who his parents were, what they did, and who they hurt—before he ends up paying for their sins.

Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open 10-5 Monday to Friday & 10-4 Saturdays. Phone and online shopping for pick up in store also available.
705-328-1600 www.kentbooks.ca

New York Times bestseller E. K. Johnston’s middle-grade debut is an utterly charming, witty, and gloriously inclusive ma...
08/21/2026

New York Times bestseller E. K. Johnston’s middle-grade debut is an utterly charming, witty, and gloriously inclusive magic-tinged caper in the Canadian wilderness.

Hayley Rilko was born to play hockey—and cursed to ruin whatever team she plays for. As long as she’s still a kid, the curse’s magic doesn't stick, but everyone knows her time is running out. The two things Hayley has on her side are her family--four generations of it, all carrying the same curse she does--and one last summer vacation in the Ontario Northwoods, where her great grandfather disappeared and the curse began.

As the clock runs down and the magical mysteries pile up, Hayley realizes that just following the evidence isn't going to be enough. She's going to have to talk to someone who has the information she needs—even if it means raising the dead. With her cousins on her team, Hayley sets out to do what no one else has been able to: find her great grandfather's body and break the curse, no matter what it takes.

Available at 15 William St. N. in downtown Lindsay. Open 10-5 Monday to Friday & 10-4 Saturdays. Phone and online shopping for pick up in store also available.
705-328-1600 www.kentbooks.ca

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15 William Street N
Lindsay, ON
K9V3Z9

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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