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Nujeen: A New Year Review

I haven’t picked a book of the month for quite some time but I have come across one that I…

biographies, book review, memoirs, Non-Fiction, Nujeen, refugee, Syria, Syrian crisis

The Number 1 Literary Character and Fellow Book Reader: Hermione Granger

Well I couldn’t help myself, another Harry Potter post is making its way to you via the Spine and Oak.…

Emma Watons, Fictional Characters, GoodReads, harry potter, HeforShe, Hermione Granger, Leaky Cauldron, Literary Fiction, UN

Making Money as a Bookworm: Otherwise Known as a Career in Publishing

As a child I used to envy the book reviewers who worked for newspapers like The New York Times. I…

canadian, careers, centennial college, education, post-graduate, publishing, reading, writing

Merry Reading! Your Holiday Gift Book Guide

I don’t know about you, but December really crept up on me this year, and I once again have failed…

Emma Watson, Gifts, Graphic Novels, Guides, Holidays, Lists, Murukami, Non-Fiction, Our Shared Shelf, Poetry, Romance, Young Adult

Talking About The Boy Who Lived

  I don’t often announce the fact that I am a huge Harry Potter fan, not because I am ashamed,…

Giller Prize: The Story We All Want to Read

If you didn’t get a chance to catch all of the action last night at the Giller Prize Awards, check…

Guess the Giller

It’s that time of year again, the one day I wait for with almost as much anticipation as Christmas. Tonight…

book awards, finalists, Giller Prize, nominees, publishers, scotiabank

Book Clubs: Getting One Started and Keeping it Together

Sometimes reading can be a solitary affair, and usually that’s the way I like it. Just me and a good…

book clubs, book discussions, friends, monthly reads, top reads

Just in Time for the U.S. Election: My Top 10 Dystopian Reads

I have never been one of those readers who prefers a particular genre. I’ve read such a variety of works…

book lover, dystopian, fiction, george orwell, hunger games, Lists, margaret atwood, science fiction, top 10, US election

All You Need is Tea and Warm Socks: Book Culture and the Indigo Takeover

If you’re a reader than you will know what I mean when I say, reading is now an activity with…

Book Culture, book stores, House of Anansi, nerdy chic, Penguin, publishing houses

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