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The Recommend: May 2015

Today's The Recommend comes courtesy of Steve Burrows, author of the birder mystery, A Siege of Bitterns; Gail Bowen, author of the Joanne Kilbourn Shreve …

Talking With Dan Rubinstein About Born to Walk

On great non-fiction, pedestrian surprises, and the perils of reading while walking.

On Our Radar

Books with buzz worth sharing: Mordecai, Rubinstein, Alexis, Webb-Campbell, Wight, Bach, Lawson and Smith.

Authors for Indies: It's This Saturday!

Authors for Indies is this excellent event where Canadian writers, in support of our country's brilliant indie bookstores, go in on May 2 to handsell …

Look Up! Amazing Books About Animals and Habitats

It can be easy, in our increasingly online hours, to lose sight of the majesty of our natural world and its animals and habitats. The following books, …

Genevieve Graham on Quintessentially Canadian: From Oddball to Awesome

CanLit is huge and splendiferous, as the author of Tides of Honour demonstrates.  

Great Companions

As fascinating as books themselves are the connections between books, the curious ways in which books inform and echo each other, creating strange synergies …

Magnetic North, by Jeff Norton

How an author's memories influenced the final book in his YA fantasy series.

Notes from a Children's Librarian: Poetry Books

Because Canadian children's poetry doesn't begin and end with Alligator Pie, Julie Booker offers up some excellent titles for National Poetry Month.

How Frieda Wishinsky Found Avis Dolphin

On finding the story inside history, and bringing it alive for kids. 

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