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The Push, Ashley Audrain
Domestic thriller. Suspense. Psychological thriller. Literary fiction. The Push, by Ashley Audrain, contains aspects of all these genres with tropes including unreliable …
Book review of ‘Closer Together’ – Rediscovering Sophie Grégoire: A call to take her message seriously
In a society often preoccupied with the glitz and glamour of celebrity culture, it's easy to overlook the depth and substance of individuals who occupy positions of promi…
By Jennifer Stewart
Outspoken: One Woman’s Fight for Freedom and Human Rights in Afghanistan
Dr. Sima Samar has been fighting for equality and justice for most of her life. Born into a polygamous family in Afghanistan, she learned early that girls had inferior st…
By Sima Samar with Sally Armstrong
Book review: Semi-Detached by Elizabeth Ruth
Ghosts don’t show up unless they have a very good reason for doing so — and the ghost that haunts the pages of Elizabeth Ruth’s latest novel, Semi-Detached, is no excepti…
By Ann Douglas
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Book before binge: review of Lessons in Chemistry
I just wrapped up this book (admittedly, fashionably late to the party) because I had my eyes set on the miniseries. I firmly stand behind the idea of diving into the boo…
By Jennifer Stewart
Review of ‘Avalanche’ by Jessica Westhead
If you’ve been lucky enough to find yourself in the orbit of Jessica Westhead at some point over the years, you no doubt have a pretty good sense of what to expect from h…
By Ann Douglas
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow — review by Jennifer Stewart
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin is one of the best books I’ve read in a long time. I was apprehensive at first because the book is about a start-…
By Jennifer Stewart
5 tips to encourage your children to read
Looking at her computer, our family doctor asks, “Do you read together?” She turns toward us, then smiles. “Never mind, I see you have a book with you right no…
By Jennifer Madigan
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