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From Salman Rushdie's聽memoir "Knife," about the attack that nearly killed him, to Sophie Gr茅goire Trudeau' highly anticipated "Closer Together," these are the books you won't want to miss this spring.
National Poetry Month also features two science fiction reads set to verse.
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If you're looking for some new books for the young readers in your life, Glenn Perrett suggests 鈥淟ights Out: A Movement to Help Migrating Birds,鈥 鈥淪tuntboy, In-Between Time鈥 and 鈥淭he Little Explorer鈥檚 Words.鈥
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This week, Glenn Perrett spotlights the novels 'Warrior Girl Unearthed' and 'Firekeeper's Daughter' along with audio book 'Hello Stranger'.
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Everyone is unique yet similar in 鈥淭out le monde!鈥 by Elise Gravel. The book emphasizes commonality and respect through playful illustrations and subtle humour.
PEN Canada award-winning writer聽Nadine Sander-Green's new book 'Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit' has faith in the power of the news even if that faith is troubled in the novel and in real life
The books Canadians bought this week.
In her new book of poetry 'Medium,' Giller Prize-winning writer Johanna Skibsrud gives historical women - such as Typhoid Mary and Henrietta Lacks and Anne Boleyn - their due as essential figures.聽
Toronto writer Anthony Oliveira's debut novel 'Dayspring' is about love, rooted in both the body and the spirit, and that effortlessly moves from Galilee to the Gay Village.
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If you're looking for some new books, Glenn Perrett recommends checking out 鈥淢atterhorn鈥, 鈥淭he Broken Afternoon鈥 and/or 鈥淲ho To Believe鈥.
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鈥淥ne Summer in Savannah鈥 explores forgiveness and family dynamics in the aftermath of a sexual assault trial, with complex relationships and emotional depth.
In 'Yellow Birds,' a new novel from Rebecca Eckler's woman-centred RE:Books imprint, Karen Green carries readers into the heart of a vanished musical era, and does so with style and panache