“. . .a journey with good food, shared with family and friends.” Thank you to Elka Weinstein with the Culinary Historians of Canada for the review of Food for the Journey: A Life in Travel by Elizabeth J. Haynes! Read the full review here: https://www.culinaryhistorians.ca/wordpress/digest/book-reviews/#foojour

“This fast-paced, well-researched book transported me and I thoroughly enjoyed all things Irish while I was away, and Finn’s important discovery that ‘though the way be winding, it gets you there. Eventually.’” Thank you to Shelley A. Leedahl with SaskBooks Reviews for the review of The Discovery of Finnegan Wilde by Caroline Pignat! Read more

“. . . full of details, concepts and questions that are cleverly designed to keep young readers fully engaged with this very entertaining story.” Thank you Michelle Shaw with SaskBooks Reviews for the lovely review of Kohkum’s Royal Bannock by Wilfred Burton! Read the full review here.

“These stories demand a second or even third reading as characters reappear, and some change over time. The gift of a small community is that everyone knows everyone; it’s also a bit of a curse. In Gaston’s hands, it’s mostly a gift as closeness seems to create a sense of balance.” Candace Fertile reviews Bill

Thank you Quill & Quire for the fantastic review of Bill Gaston’s Tunnel Island! “Gaston, one of Canada’s most respected writers, with multiple prize nominations and awards, renders the key dichotomies of human nature, and of life on the island – beauty and violence, trust and betrayal, isolation and community, joy and heartbreak – with

Check out this stellar review of Lloyd Ratzlaff’s Walking Upstream on the SaskBooks Reviews website: https://reviews.skbooks.com/walking-upstream/ “Ratzlaff possesses a gift for evoking emotion in just a few poignant lines—some might consider this poetry’s raison d’être—and his poems reflect that over a lifetime, the former counsellor’s mastered the oft-ignored art of listening.” —Shelley A. Leedahl, SaskBooks