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Super September Giveaway!

Did we call it this because of the alliteration? Maybe, but more because the books up for grabs here are SO GOOD. Enter for a chance to win (three winners …

Launchpad: CROSSHAIRS, by Catherine Hernandez

by Kerry Clare

"Crosshairs asks us what we will do to resist and build a better future when faced with such momentous and dangerous times." —Carrianne Leung

The Chat with Bahar Orang

by Trevor Corkum

Bahar Orang’s Where Things Touch is a stirring, wholly invigorating meditation on beauty and memory. Part prose, part poetry, and part critical analysis, …

Launchpad: ANGEL WING SPLASH PATTERN, by Richard Van Camp

by Kerry Clare

"If your heart needs an ever-exploding series of glitter bombs, please read Angel Wing Splash Pattern. We are so proud of where this book has gone."

Launchpad: THE GHOST IN THE HOUSE, by Sara O'Leary

by Kerry Clare

"This beguiling page turner of a novel is a story for all seasons—the seasons of the year, and yes, the seasons of our lives." —Christy-Ann Conlin …

5 Books for World Alzheimer's Month

by Kerry Clare

In fiction and nonfiction, these authors whose lives have been touched by Alzheimer's Disease bear witness and weave stories about the complexity of memory, …

Launchpad: TIFF: A LIFE OF TIMOTHY FINDLEY, by Sherrill Grace

by Kerry Clare

"Tiff is a biography of becoming. Timothy Findley was a writer, but one who arrived at the vocation by way of the stage, a storyteller who shifted from …

Notes from a Children's Librarian: Think Outside the (Hat) Box!

by Julie Booker

From fedoras to bowlers to shoe hats to winter toques to Carnival headdresses, this list is for anyone looking to inspire the creation of a hat.

The Chat with Aislinn Hunter

by Trevor Corkum

This week we speak with Aislinn Hunter, whose latest novel, The Certainties, asks important questions about bearing witness to human tragedy and follows …

COVID–19 Teacher Diary: Making the Best of Back to School 2020

by Jonelle St. Aubyn

When school ended on March 13th due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teaching as I knew it was about to change dramatically. We went from teaching and learning …

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