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Pineapple Kisses in Iqaluit
Books about Inuit Women, Nunavut, migration, rootlessness, tradition, and identity.
Most Anticipated: Our Fall 2021 Books for Young Readers Preview
New books by Andrew Larsen, Cherie Dimaline, Jo Ellen Bogart, Wab Kinew, Eric Walters, the Fan Brothers, and so much more great stuff.
Building a Classroom Library
Every teacher should have a classroom library, regardless of what subject they teach. Every classroom benefits from books, and all teachers can support …
Bring Out My Balls and Dare to Be Different
"Crochet for me is personal. It’s a healing mechanism. It’s therapy." An excerpt from The Crochet Crowd: Inspire, Create & Celebrate.
The Chat with Ivan Coyote
Acclaimed multimedia storyteller Ivan Coyote has a new book out that reminds us of the importance of truly connecting with friends and communities.
The Richness and Challenge of a Hyphenated Existence
Books on migration, identity and belonging, recommended by Silmy Abdullah, the author of the new book Home of the Floating Lily.
It’s Still Us! But We’re Freshening Up …
Well hello! Yes, you've come to the right place, and yes, it looks pretty different! (But we're still us ... and we're so excited!)
First Class Thrillers
Canada has no shortage of literary heavyweights, but in recent years a crop of talented crime-fiction authors has come to the fore.
Quick Hits: Cranky Dads, Angsty Teens, and Love Letters
In Quick Hits, we look through our stacks to bring you books that, when they were published, elicited a lot of reaction and praise. Our selections will …
The Chat with Camilla Gibb
Celebrated author Camilla Gibb has returned with The Relatives, her first novel in nearly a decade. She’s our guest this week on The Chat.