Books are a timeless way to learn, to enjoy yourself and have been around for ages.
After a lull following the pandemic, bookstores in Saskatchewan, and across the country, say they are finally seeing a resurgence in the number of customers.
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Bookstores selling used books say that while business has been steady, there are issues.
In the video above, Global’s Moosa Imran brings us more on the influx of book buyers.
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