- Books: The best gift ever!
- Double your pleasure; double your fun with two great books about buying a rural home in France
- Two memoirs. A Gen-Xer and a baby boomer. Different stories. Different countries. Similar challenges.
- I stepped outside my preferred reading genre to see what all the fuss was about
- Domestic violence is an old, ongoing and potentially fatal problem
- A new novel by Miriam Toews is always a reason to celebrate
- Gossip fiends will love The Palace Papers by Tina Brown
- Miriam Margolyes is a very naughty girl indeed!
- Heather O’Neill is no ordinary writer.
- Sylvia Beach was and remains the most famous bookseller in Paris
- Elizabeth Strout’s new book Oh William! will have you contemplating the state of marriage . . . maybe even your own
- New Year’s two-fer: 1 movie review; 1 book review (not a single word about COVID!)
- Four memoirs you will enjoy reading that would make excellent gifts
- For some good old-fashioned British mystery fun, Richard Osman does not disappoint
- Marie Henein is totally a woman’s woman and she does us proud!
- Get acquainted and laugh with Canadian comedienne Katherine Ryan
- There’s more to Miss Dior than frivolous fashion
- Two great books by Canadian authors
- Books: To have and to hold . . . until death do us part.
- Three good books to check out: A memoir by Sinead O’Connor, Sex trafficking in the U.K., and some Norwegian wood
- 3 more good reads for the dog days of summer
- For some good British fun, check out Limp Dicks & Saggy Tits
- Antarctic expedition is suspenseful, educational, and fascinating
- 4 books of light summer reading guaranteed to lift your spirits
- Canadian author delivers beautiful writing and gripping suspense in The Speed of Mercy
- Two light British reads for your pandemic pleasure
- Our hearts bleed for Indigenous communities. How much longer will they have to suffer?
- Monty Python’s John Cleese shows us an easier way to unleash our creativity
- The Ratline, The Exalted Life and Mysterious Death of a Nazi Fugitive is fascinating, shocking, and suspenseful
- For a pandemic pick-me-up, travel to Paris in Craig Carlson’s second book about life in the City of Light
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