In this expertly woven story, Jean Mills gives us a powerful coming-of-age story about what it’s like to be young, gifted, and exceptional, while still not knowing what lies ahead in life. Special interest: ...

Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg: This is Our Territory uniquely retells pivotal historical events that have been conventionally unchallenged in dominant historical narratives while presenting a fascinating personal ...

Activating the Heart explores how storytelling engages and builds new interconnections between people and their histories, environments, and cultural geographies. It focuses on the significance of storytelling ...

During the Sixties Scoop, over 20,000 Indigenous children in Canada were removed from their biological families, lands, and culture and trafficked across provinces, borders, and overseas to be raised ...

Julia Ducharme is ready for a fresh start. Her little brother has finally recovered from a serious illness, and now she just wants to enjoy peak season at the campground her family owns. Maybe this will ...

Winner of a silver IPPY, Canada-West – Best Regional Fiction category. These stories are always unflinchingly honest in their portrayal of relationships—in particular the relationships of the book’s ...

Seventeen-year-old Kateiko doesn’t want to be Rin anymore—not if it means sacrificing lives to protect the dead. Her only way out is to join another tribe, a one-way trek through the coastal rainforest. ...

The provocative fictional memoir of a boy actor in Shakespearian London. In I Was Cleopatra, readers meet John Rice—perhaps the most beautiful and acclaimed boy actor of them all. It is believed by ...

À l'âge de huit ans, je me suis réveillée sourde. Je m'étais endormie une nuit d'hiver, sur le plancher de ma cabane dans l'arbre. Personne ne sait ce qui est arrivé ni pourquoi j'étais cachée ...

Alice se sent seule. Chez elle, il y a souvent des disputes. Pour tenter de se libérer, elle ramasse des cailloux auxquels elle confie ce qui rend son petit cœur tout mou. Mais bientôt, les roches ...