Review: Cooper Clark & the Dragon Lady
byAward-winning New Brunswick author Valerie Sherrard has once again succeeded in creating an earnest and appealing protagonist in this new offering for early readers.
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Review: The Grey Sisters
byTreggiari’s latest teen thriller weaves multiple storylines together into a single propulsive narrative.
Review: No Girls allowed
byThis book tells an empowering story for young women, athletes or otherwise.
A tipple or two
byTeetotallers aside, most of us enjoy the occasional drink. Alcohol, though not healthy in excess, tends to loosen us up, relieve the day’s stresses and make us a tad less inhibited.
Reading a book, by its cover
byIn Shaped by Silence, Rie Croll has shone a harsh light on the Roman Catholic Church, whose dark practices inflicted on tens of thousands of young women made them forever Shaped By Silence.
It takes a community
byFrom time to time, someone uncovers our blind spots and brings to the forefront of our attention a perspective we have overlooked or suppressed and a shift in the thinking of a culture is generated. Michael Ungar’s book Change Your World has the potential to provide such a shift.