The Book Keeper is a fabulous indie bookstore centrally located in Sarnia's Northgate Plaza. We carried a huge assortment of new adult and children's books, games, puzzles, toys, home decor and giftware.
Last updated on Feb 2nd, 2026
The Book Keeper reposted a nostalgic Bookface Friday image titled "Look At Those Cheekbones!" today, sharing a playful throwback to a 2021 post. Look for the image and related posts under #bookface and #bookfacefriday on The Book Keeper's social feed to like, comment, or share.
Author Nicola Winstanley appears at the Sarnia & District Humane Society Cat Festival on March 21, hosting storytimes at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM and bringing her books for sale. The Book Keeper posted the announcement with a link for details and encourages visitors to stop by for readings and book purchases.
The Book Keeper announced a limited time sale running through March 21, 2026, and encouraged followers to drop in now. Follow their TikTok at sarniabookkeeper for previews and updates, since no discount amounts, hours, or address were given in the announcement.
The Book Keeper is holding a March book sale and pop-up from March 10 to March 21 with deals on books, games, jewelry, and more. This indie bookstore event is a great chance to browse discounted titles and small gifts; check the shop social channels for hours and location details.
The Book Keeper is highlighting a curated list of books by women authors for International Women's Day 2026 under the theme Give to Gain. Browse the staff picks online at the provided link or visit the store to get personalized recommendations and support women authors through purchases or advocacy.
The Book Keeper's New Release Tuesday post on 2026-03-10 shares a curated list of new books for winter to spring mood readers in southwestern Ontario. Browse the full selection at the linked list to find both light and substantial reads from this indie bookseller.
The Book Keeper hosted a sold out author event in Halifax pairing Rachel Reid of Game Changers and the Heated Rivalry series with Rick Westhead, author of We Breed Lions. The source highlights a conversation driven evening and imagines debriefs over wine and pints, though no venue, time, or ticket details were provided.
Sarnia-Bluewater PFLAG presents a free screening of Parade: Queer Acts of Love and Resistance at the Sarnia Library Theatre, doors open at 6:00 PM and the program starts at 6:30 PM as part of Rayjon Share Care's Docs at Dusk. Resource materials will be available in the store hallway and questions can be directed to bwon@pflagcanada.ca.
The Book Keeper marked International Women's Day on 2026-03-08 by asking readers which inspiring woman they wish would write a book, and inviting comments. The simple social prompt is an easy way to share favorite women authors or suggest new voices to celebrate.
The Book Keeper announced on 2026-03-07 that two new ACOTAR books are coming and urged readers to pre-order copies while supporting independent bookstores. The short post includes the hashtags #acotar and #romantasy but does not list release dates, prices, or ordering links, so check with your local indie to reserve a copy.
The Book Keeper and the Hopeless Romantics chose Lindsay Straube's The Kiss of the Basilisk as their March pick, and "This book is 20% off for all until the book club meets on March 16 at 7 p.m." Visit the seller link to buy or reserve a copy and join the Hopeless Romantics discussion that evening.
On 2026-03-06 The Book Keeper shared a nostalgic Bookface Friday post titled "Erin With A Knife (circa 2020)", calling out a follower named Kelly and using #bookface and #bookfacefriday for discovery. This lighthearted user generated throwback is meant for local followers to enjoy and reshare.
The Book Keeper is offering Tyler Hellard's Searching for Terry Punchout at 20 percent off through the Shelf Indulgent Book Club, with the club meeting on March 10 at 7:00 PM in Sarnia. Follow the shop link to view the listing and pick up your copy before the discussion.
The Book Keeper published a curated March 2026 events announcement on 2026-03-04 with a link to the full newsletter at mailchi.mp. Open the newsletter link to view the community focused event listings, registration details, and dates for March 2026.
The Queer Book Club will discuss Travis Baldree's Bookshops and Bonedust on March 9, 2026, and The Book Keeper reports the book is 20% off for everyone until the club day. All are welcome, and you can grab a discounted copy via the seller link before the March 9 meeting.
The Book Keeper's New Release Tuesday post for 2026-03-03 highlights notable new middle grade books and links to a full, indie bookshop friendly list. Check the curated picks and follow the list to browse all titles and find where to buy or preorder.
The Book Keeper posted a friendly Would You Rather poll on 2026-03-01 asking readers to choose between a heartbreaking ending and a cliffhanger ending. Reply in the comments to share your pick, recommend a matching title, and join a quick community driven conversation among fellow readers.
On 2026-02-27 The Book Keeper shared a New Release Tuesday post featuring staff picks by Ann, showcasing team selected inventory and personalized shopping. Follow @bkmngr and #shoplocal to see Ann's recommendations and other curated new releases from this Sarnia independent bookstore.
The Book Keeper is hosting screenings of The Librarians on Sunday at 2 PM and Monday at 7 PM, with tickets available online at cinesarnia.com. The announcement notes limited availability, so buy tickets through the cinema site soon.
The Book Keeper says their round display table has been adopted by Great Lakes Refill Co in Sarnia, and they invite you to visit the in store display and say hi to Laura and her staff. This quick local update is perfect for shoppers who like to support small businesses and see curated product displays in person.
Celebrate the local success story of a tiny butterfly and the conservation efforts highlighted by The Book Keeper at Sarnia Library Theatre on February 25 at 7 PM. The evening features short talks, volunteer stories, and opportunities to ask questions and learn how to support local habitat protection.
The Book Keeper asks readers to share which book they have re read the most and why, plus how many times they have returned to it. Reply in the comments with the title, a brief reason, and the number of re reads to join a friendly conversation and discover new recommendations from fellow readers.
The Book Keeper published a February edition of its monthly newsletter titled It's February! on 2026-02-20. Subscribers can read the full message at the provided Mailchimp link for concise updates and featured items from the organization.
The Book Keeper recommends Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner as a devastating but beautiful memoir that blends grief, family, and vivid food imagery. Check the store link to see availability and order from The Book Keeper.
The Book Keeper will offer Jellycat Easter jellies in person on Saturday, February 21, 2026, with sales starting at 9:30 AM and phone and online orders opening at 10:00 AM. The store can hold purchases for up to 24 hours with phone payment or e-transfer, and warns that restocks are not guaranteed before April so shoppers should consider buying early.