A new bookshop has opened up in Moncton, but you’ll have to go to a different place to find it each time.
Amy McGraw always wanted a bookshop, but was discouraged by high rents
Sam Farley · CBC News
· Posted: Oct 23, 2026 4:15 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Amy McGrath runs her bookstore out of a trailer in Moncton. (Victoria Walton/CBC)
A new bookshop has opened up in Moncton, but you’ll have to go to a different place to find it each time.
Amy McGraw, a part-time labour and delivery nurse who is originally from Miramichi, said she always wanted to have a bookshop at some point in her life.
“But rent is high,” McGraw said. “So I thought, why not do something that I can travel with?”
She decided to run a mobile bookshop, called the Wandering Page, out of a customized trailer after seeing similar concepts online in other parts of the world.
With help from her husband, they got a trailer set up and ready through the summer in time for appearances at several fall markets.
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