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The Donair: Canada's Official Food?

by Lindsay Wickstrom

Excerpt from BOOK OF DONAIR explores how a bitter rivalry between Halifax and Edmonton helped propel the donair to be declared the official food of Halifax. …

Notes From a Children's Librarian: Questions, Questions

by Julie Booker

Great picture books that engage with questions and encourage readers to think about answers.

Most Anticipated: Our 2021 Spring Fiction Preview

by 49thShelf Staff

Exciting debuts, and new releases by Christy Ann Conlin, Pasha Malla, Eva Stachniak, Jael Richardson, and more.

Patriarchy Lies: Women Are Funny

by Kate Hilton

A funny woman reading list by the author of new novel Better Luck Next Time.

The Chat with Eve Lazarus

by Trevor Corkum

Eve Lazarus has drawn back the curtain on some of Vancouver’s secret places. Vancouver Exposed: Searching for the City’s Hidden History (Arsenal …

Canadian Books of the Year: Chosen by Educators and Librarians

by 49th Teachers

We asked educators and librarians to share their favourite Canadian books of 2020.

Happy Holidays!

by Kerry Clare

This year, books were the one thing we could count on.

The Chat with David Bateman

by Trevor Corkum

Acclaimed writer David Bateman has just released his fabulous debut novel, DR SAD (University of Calgary Press). It follows the life of Stephen, a poet …

Have you Entered Our Books of the Year Giveaway Yet?

by Kerry Clare

All the titles on our 2020 Fiction: Books of the Year list are up for giveaway! Don't miss your chance to win.

Launchpad: REVERY, by Jenna Butler

by Kerry Clare

"This is smart and sensitive writing; Revery makes me ache for Jenna and for all of us. But it soothes me too—acknowledging how difficult life is and …

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