The way Béchard tells the story ensures the reader connects with the flawed characters, the twisted settings and immerses themselves in a plot that’s both terrifying and plausible with the rate of technological advancements.
A love letter to Cape Breton while also depicting the layers all communities behold, Beaton humbly discusses the importance of a support system, the art of being kind to yourself when you need to make difficult decisions, and the value of respecting your self-worth regardless of the financial gain.
In a world without trees and during a life without parents, Ellis craves answers.
The prologue brings the reader immediately into a situation of nightmares, filling a mind with fantastic scenarios one would want to immediately pinch themselves awake from.
While appearing to be a workbook, it is also a playbook and meditation for writers, as well as creatives.
A fast-paced adventure that asks the hard questions of the responsibilities of sons and teenagers.
When a group of friends discover an abandoned briefcase on a city bus, they had no idea how quickly their lives would erupt and be tied together.
A brilliant novel that ensured I would read anything Tom Ryan decides to write.
Set in 1962 and 1963, this tale starts and ends on a bridge, literally and metaphorically.
From the introduction and “Rescue Station” by Nayani Jensen, I knew I was in for a wild and wonderful ride.
The message of this second instalment of the Courage Tales series is an important one
In this story that follows the introduction of Big Rory, in Big Rory of Market Square, we follow the tales of this stray Pictou County, Nova Scotia transplant from Scotland after setting sale on the good ship Hector.
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