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By India Das-Brown
nonfiction
Free To Be More shatters the machine of art business and art curation entirely.
By Esinam Beckley
Climate Change Cookery is part historical study and part survival manual.
By Aishwarya Singh
A classic detective novel that takes place in and around a very guarded, close-knit Hutterite community in the Prairies.
By Sharon Morrisey
ifteen influential female musicians who have been “unfairly neglected, ...
By Ani Melichar
If video games don’t cause violence, in what ways do they affect us?
By Ran Eastwood
Digging deep is one of both Thien's and Hage’s many gifts.
By Linda Morra
This is not simply a book about alternative endings, but about the stories we need to tell to live with loss.
By Meaghan Thurston
Favreau’s memoir is straightforward and vulnerable in its rendition of reality. Willms shares stories of surviving a childhood spent in rural northern Ontario.
By India Das-Brown
Suleman’s work exposes and counters the sensationalist narratives about religion in our society.
By Aishwarya Singh
This book offers an intellectual yet sufficiently relatable exploration of the structures that shape our modern daily living.
By Brooke Lee
The book’s combined account of playful ideas, social research, technical knowledge, and commitment to public interest reads like listening to someone discuss something they’re uniquely passionate about.
By Maya Burns