Modern Canadian Fiction
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In Winnipeg, Manitoba two Métis sisters experience oppression and hardships at a young age and strive to blossom in a society who has mistreated Native Canadians. more...
By: Daniel Reid
Alice Munro - Women caught between moving and standing still....or images like the earthy smell of summer rain or blood soaked grass worn down... more...
Jackfish, The Vanishing Village
By: Lisa Rufle
This emotionally rich novel traces the path of one woman's life from Canada to the U.S., in a search for herself and her homeland. more...
The novel describes the odyssey of a young Irish man who leaves his homeland and travels to Dublin, Limerick, and Liverpool before crossing the ocean to reach America. more...
By: Elaine Walker
This book introduces the reader to concepts outside of most people's experience. Is this what it might be like to be a parent of, or to live as, a conjoined twin? more...
By: Julie Burtinshaw
The Canada Reads competition is the literary version of television's Survivor. First launched in 2002, Canada Reads is a yearly contest hosted by CBC Radio One. more...
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