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There Is A Season : A Memoir In A Garden
Patrick Lane has written the most absorbing captivating memoir I think I have ever read. He is a poet, born and bred in British Columbia, who for forty-five years was a hard-living alcoholic leading a rough and tumble life all over British Columbia. He made a life-changing decision and entered a rehabilitation program. [...]
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by Bill Gaston
This is a strange book. I had it on my list for a long time and finally sat down and read it. Usually, I finish the last page of a novel, tell myself that was a nice/good/interesting story, and then move on to something else. This book I am still thinking about [...]
The Birth House
The Birth House by Ami McKay
Have you ever wondered what took place in your home before it was your home? Novelist Ami McKay did.
After moving her family to a small coastal community in Nova Scotia, McKay discovered that her home had once been owned by the local midwife. Curiosity about her “birth house” inspired McKay [...]
When She Was Electric
When She Was Electric by Andrea Macpherson
A very descriptive coming of age novel by a young Cananadian woman set in Merritt and Princeton during the Second World War.
I really enjoyed this novel but found the ending came much too soon leaving me wondering about how things turned out for the very lifelike characters.
by Donna @ [...]
