Iceberg
Following the death of her father, Hazel’s family is quickly plunged into destitution. The best solution is to send Hazel [...]
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On Learning to Heal: or, What Medicine Doesn’t Know (Critical Global Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)
On Learning to Heal by Ed Cohen was a very interesting and thought-provoking read. Cohen writes of his personal lifelong [...]
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The Witcher: Ronin (Manga)
Geralt is the Witcher. His job is to hunt yokai and oni for coin. While battling the spirits, demons, and [...]
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Harvest House
Indigenous high-school boy Hughie loves the theater. But when the fall school play is canceled, he sees a new opportunity [...]
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Belittled Women
Belittled Women, by Amanda Sellet, is the story of Little Women with a twist! Actually, it tells the story of [...]
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Everything Is Just Beginning
As a musician, I wanted to love this novel about a budding romance between a yet-to-be-discovered rocker and mysterious, blind, [...]
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Oolichan Moon (Sisters Learn Foods of the Elders)
As two sisters grow up, their family realizes it’s time to teach them all about their traditions and why they [...]
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Standing Dead (A Timber Creek K-9 Mystery)
Welcome to the eighth Timber Creek mystery. Unlike many mystery series, this one has wholesome, kind characters and a super [...]
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All in a Day
The baker is already hard at work when the clock strikes seven in the morning, and residents of this building [...]
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Grumpy Monkey Valentine Gross-Out
Grumpy Monkey thinks everything about Valentine’s day is gross. Everywhere he looks, he sees animals in love and kissing, and [...]
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