Both ladies are excited to be among the first passengers to travel First Class on the Titanic to America, each for different reasons. Hannah hopes the trip will heal her marriage; and for Louisa, the trip is part of her plan to escape marriage.
How to Rescue a Unicorn by Andy Tolson is the second book in his middle-grade fantasy series, The Quests of Tiny Wilde, to be released by Nimbus Publishing on August 26, 2025. “Piece of advice: When you’re a hero, you should avoid describing your life as “boring” and “uneventful”. The universe has a funny way …
The nine remain forever on alert, vigilant and ready to react. Forces which threaten or pose danger to those they are destined to protect ought to take heed, for these black birds—these sentinels that have watched over this town for the past three centuries, defending the weak and the vulnerable—will not stop until their work …
Steeped in secrets, lies, bullies, anonymous callers, prowlers, and crows, with a major plot twist that you don’t see coming
Steeped in folklore, the series is set on the South Shore of Nova Scotia.
This book is dedicated to “everyone who has ever had to figure out how to work with others, even when you don’t see eye to eye.”
March 20th is world storytelling day! Here are three great books to read, reviewed by Sue Slade and Catherine Walker.
As he wanders, “with thoughts of a hot Tim Hortons coffee…dancing in his head,” he reflects on everything from the seasons to the birds, from Hurricane Juan to Shakespeare By The Sea, from the battlements and the long-horned beetle to “the most common mammal in the park…the Canis lupus familiaris, the domesticated dog”.
Her editor, Mariel, describes her as “A female Bill Bryson with a literary twist”.
March 8th is International Women’s Day! Here’s a reading list, picked by the editorial team at The Miramichi Reader, to help you celebrate and get you thinking. 💭
Joe and the Wreck of the Tribune is a fun and gripping adventure that will have you beyond frustrated when things don’t go Joe’s way, and cheering for him when they do.
Canadian Boyfriend is a contemporary, sports friends-to-lovers romance that effectively deals with the very real issues of grief, and eating and anxiety disorders.
December’s “Mystery Date Book” is from Penguin Random House!
Finding Mr. Write is a rom-com written by someone who doesn’t write rom-coms. Kelley Armstrong writes fantasy, mystery, and horror. This is her first venture into the world of writing romantic comedy and I believe she has succeeded in not only writing an exceptional rom-com, but a fun one, too.
Walking Trees is a charming and inspirational children’s picture book about the importance of trees, especially in urban areas.
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