Indigo’s Black Friday Sale: Up to 30% off books, holiday decor and toys
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Whether there’s a book you’ve had your eye on for a while (hello, Brittany) or you’re looking to start your holiday shopping, Indigo’s Black Friday sale has begun.
From the top toys of the season to bestselling books, there’s a deal for everyone on your list.
Plum members will also get an additional 10 per cent off orders.
Don’t miss this special offer!
Faux Fur Throw
indigo throw blanket
If you spend more than $50, you can also score one of these plush throws for only $20 – a $60 saving.
$20 at Indigo (when you spend $50)
Holiday Décor
It’s never too late to start a new family tradition. Each set comes with one of Santa’s helpers and an illustrated children’s book. Start thinking of hiding places!
$34.39 at Indigo (was $42.99)
Whether you need to fill a whole tree, or you like to add one new ornament a year, when you buy one Hallmark ornament, you get the second one 50% off.
$14.99 at Indigo
If you’re looking for a tree, there are quite a few options on sale. This HOMCOM slim 6 FT tree comes with 200 built-in LED lights already attached, which can save a lot of hassle setting up.
$52.49 at Indigo (was $74.99)
Faux Fur Tree Skirt
Christmas can get messy. A tree skirt not only helps cover up the base and elevate your décor, but if you have a real one, it will also hide those pesky needles.
$35 at Indigo (was $69.50)
Bestselling books
The Woman In Me by Britney Spears
This long-awaited tell-all memoir shares the astonishing firsthand account of the life and journey of pop icon Britney Spears. In her own words, Spears shares candid reflections on freedom, fame, motherhood and hope after over a decade of imposed silence. This memoir provides a deeply personal glimpse into the intricacies of navigating life in the public eye, offering a perspective that is uniquely Spears’s—at last.
$27.99 at Indigo (was $39.99)
Hello Beautiful (Oprah’s Book Club) by Ann Napolitano
“Can love make a broken person whole?” is the question at the heart of this tear-jerking novel by Ann Napolitano. In his freshman year of college, protagonist William Waters’s life lights up when he meets the ambitious Julia Padavano. She and her inseparable sisters, Sylvie, Cecila and Emeline, offer William a newfound sense of belonging—a respite from his troubled past rooted in family tragedy. However, as William’s dark history resurfaces, Julia’s plans for a future with him become tarnished and so does her sisters’ unshakeable bond. An homage to Louisa May Alcott’s ‘Little Women,’ this moving tale is a lesson on expectations, the significance of family and the transformative power of love.
$18.20 at Indigo (was $26)
Holly by Stephen King
From the maestro of horror himself, Stephen King, comes this spine-tingling thriller about multiple mysterious disappearances in a midwestern town. After witnessing her transition from a timid, yet courageous recluse in ‘Mr. Mercedes’ to a full-fledged private detective in ‘The Outsider,’ King’s beloved character Holly Gibney takes centre stage in this novel as she confronts a pair of unimaginably malevolent adversaries. When Holly is first called to locate Penny Dahl’s missing daughter, Bonnie, she is reluctant due to recent circumstances—her partner is sick with Covid, and her mother has recently passed away. However, upon hearing the desperation in Penny’s voice, Holly acquiesces, setting in motion a twisted narrative.
$27.99 at Indigo (was $39.99)
The Whispers by Ashley Audrain
A chilling exploration of suburban life and the profound impact of a single tragic incident, Ashley Audrain’s latest novel is captivating, especially for fans of ‘The Push.’ Amid a barbecue gathering on well-to-do Harlow Street, the seemingly flawless hostess, Whitney, loses her composure due to her son’s disobedient behaviour. The evening takes a frightening turn when Whitney’s son falls from his bedroom window and is left teetering on the edge of death. In the wake of this tragedy, Whitney’s neighbours find themselves entangled in a web of speculation.
$17.49 at Indigo (was $24.95_
Top Toys
Squishmallows
reindeer squishmallow
It you’ve got little ones who love stuffies, no Christmas tree should be without at least one Squishmallow wrapped up underneath. This uber-popular toy launched in 2017 and was named No. 1 best-selling toy in 2022. Special edition Christmas versions include a Christmas tree or reindeer, or get them one of the classics like Danny the Dinosaur.
$11.99 at Indigo (was $14.99)
Shark Lab Beast Creator
Bring out the scientist in your child with this beast creator. Your young Einstein can unleash one of two sharks, either the Havoc Hammerhead or the Mayhem Megashark. Kids will need to correctly measure out all the ingredients to bring the beast to life, and, when it does, look out! When they pull a lever, a cloud of mist reveals their beast creation. They can even add a ferocious roar to their beast by adding Roaring Rocks to the mix.
$87.99 at Indigo (was $109.99)
DeLonghi La Specialista Barista Coffee Machine
Now kids can make their own espressos or flat whites with this barista coffee machine. It comes with everything you’d need to make that perfect cup of morning coffee, including a portafilter, two plastic cups, an americano coffee pod, a cappuccino pod and milk jug. Kids will also love the realistic sounds and the big coffee reveal.
$31.99 at Indigo (was $39.99)
Splash-n-Scrub Sink Play Set
After they’ve brewed their coffee, they may as well help with the dishes. This play set is great for young kids – they can wash plates and utensils with the toy soap and scrub brush. The best part? When you pour warm water on the dishes, they change color – red dishes will turn yellow, while the orange ones will turn white.
$31.99 at Indigo (was $39.99)
Dreamhouse™ Pool Party Doll House
The Barbie Dreamhouse is a classic like the one you may have had in your house growing up. This model has the tallest slide to date and inspires 360 degree play. There are three floors and ten indoor and outdoor living areas. There’s even a puppy pool for Barbie’s furry friends!
$199.99 at Indigo (was $249.99)
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With Files from Allison Dunfield, Adriana Monachino