Holiday Gift Guide: Picture Books for Canadian Kids
Discover a curated selection of new children's books perfect for holiday gifting in Canada, from festive tales to heartwarming stories celebrating Hanukkah and Indigenous voices.
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Hesson's December 2025 Kids' Book Recommendations
Discover Barbra Hesson's curated list of the best new children's books for December 2025, featuring heartwarming holiday tales and stories about community. Perfect for festive gifting.
Calgary Library's 2025 Top Books & Mayor's Storytime
Discover the Calgary Public Library's unique 2025 book selections and festive programming, featuring a special storytime with Mayor Jeromy Farkas. Find your next winter read.
Edmonton Public Library books see hundreds of holds
Discover which titles are in highest demand at the Edmonton Public Library, with waitlists stretching into the hundreds. Find out what locals are eager to read.
Alabama Removes Transgender Books from Youth Libraries
Alabama's library board voted to relocate books discussing transgender topics from children's sections to adult areas. The controversial decision sparks censorship debates across Canada.
Sudbury bookstore founder Bernard Bouffard dies at 86
Bernard 'Bernie' Bouffard, founder of Sudbury's beloved Bay Used Books, has passed away at 86. Remembering his legacy and impact on Northern Ontario's literary community.
4 Essential Canadian Books to Read This Month
Discover four compelling Canadian books for your reading list this month, featuring Margaret Atwood's memoir, Alan Doyle's Newfoundland tales, Mark Critch's satire, and R.H. Thomson's war reflections.
Nova Scotia Ghost Stories: Vernon Oickle's New Book
Acclaimed author Vernon Oickle unveils his latest book exploring spine-tingling ghost stories and paranormal encounters from across Nova Scotia's most haunted locations.
Tsundoku: The Art of Unread Books & Why It's Okay
Discover the fascinating Japanese concept of tsundoku - that growing pile of unread books that brings comfort rather than guilt. Learn why this literary phenomenon is more common than you think.
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