Perfect Pairings

At the end of a long day, on a bright and early morning, squeezed into a lunch break, or during a lazy afternoon; whatever your reading time, the perfect drink can make it that much better. But what book to read with what drink? We have some ideas.

Inked & eggnog
Because we don’t want to know what a ham-hock latte tastes like.

Unicorn in the Woods & black coffee
Because this book means business. In fact, it was longlisted for the National Business Book Award.

Unicorn in the Woods by Gordon Pitts stands up against a blurred background of twinkling lights on a Christmas tree. A black, melamine mug sits just in front of the book.

All the People Are Pregnant & apple cider
Because if that wonderfully spiced drink doesn’t taste like poetry, what does?

All the People Are Pregnant by Andrew DuBois stands up against a blurred background of twinkling lights on a Christmas tree. Just ahead of the book sits a champagne flute of rich, ochre-coloured apple cider.

Blaze Island & fresh peppermint tea
Because if you can grow it and make it yourself, you should.

Blaze Island by Catherine Bush stands up against a blurred background of twinkling lights on a Christmas tree. Just ahead of the book sits a white, ceramic teacup, patterned with blue flowers. A mint leaf rests on the cup's rim.

Waterfalls of New Brunswick & hot chocolate
Because hot chocolate tastes just as good whether it’s from a thermos on the trail, or a mug after a day of adventures.

Waterfalls of New Brunswick: A Guide, 2nd Edition stands up against a blurred background of twinkling lights on a Christmas tree. Just ahead of the book sits a glass saucer holding a sugar cookie and a straight-walled glass mug of light hot chocolate, topped with fluffy whipped cream.

Browse the rest of our curated Holiday Collection and let us know what drinks you’d pair with Alexa!, Acadian Driftwood, or any of the books that catch your eye. From now till January 1, you can take 15% off your book purchase with code HOHO15.

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