Ridley Bluefox and the Flying Fish of Fortune Falls by Carrie Percy is a fast-paced and witty chapter ...
By Annie Murray
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Author and illustrator Nicolas Debon certainly chose an excellent subject for his picture book, The Strongest ...
By Annie Murray
Tin Angel by Shannon Cowan is a well-conceived and rewarding novel for teen readers. "I was fourteen years ...
By Annie Murray
Travelling to Peru with his family, young Paul Gauguin (yes, that Paul Gauguin) keeps busy by drawing pictures and ...
By Annie Murray
There is a panoramic quality to this book, which takes us into the heart of the natural and man-made worlds, ...
By Aparna Sanyal
Ranging from haikus on porn to petulant fan mail addressed to Boy George, this collection's main strength is its ...
By Aparna Sanyal
Nicole Brossard is a national treasure, and we don't need the Molson Prize and her two Governor General's Literary ...
By Bert Almon
S. E. Venart's debut collection, Woodshedding, is good but shows a narrow range, with an emphasis on the ...
By Bert Almon
Naomi Guttman's Wet Apples, White Blood is her first book since 1991, when her debut, Waiting for ...
By Bert Almon
David McGimpsey's witty collection shows some of the hazards of satirizing popular culture. The subject is a bit ...
By Bert Almon
It's an unusually muggy September afternoon when I set out to meet with Martine Desjardins. In downtown Montreal ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
The Mormon Genealogical Project (once called the International Genealogical Index, familiarly known as IGI) ...
By Margaret Goldik