<p><b>Long-shortlisted, 2017 ReLit Awards</b></p><p>Facing the dwindling years of his life, an old man waits for his turn on the auction block, hoping to be sold to a family as decent […]
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<b>Named a Best Book of the Year by <i>The New Yorker</i>, CBC Books, and the <i>Globe and Mail.</i><br>From Giller Prize finalist Alexander MacLeod comes a magnificent collection about the needs, […]
<p><b>An updated edition of the bestselling illustrated adaptation of the classic Anne of Green Gables series for ages 6+ featuring beautiful new colour illustrations from celebrated artist Briana Corr Scott.</b></p> […]
<p><b>A new series of beautiful bindups with cover illustrations by Briana Corr Scott brings readers affordable collectors? editions of the beloved <i>Anne of Green Gables</i> novels.</b></p> <p>With a beautiful new […]
<p>With a beautiful new cover by celebrated illustrator Briana Corr Scott, Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic books <i>Anne of Green Gables</i> and <i>Anne of Avonlea</i> are available together as the first in a series of new bindup editions.</p>
<p><b>An updated edition of the bestselling illustrated adaptation of the classic Anne of Green Gables series for ages 6+ featuring beautiful new colour illustrations from celebrated artist Briana Corr Scott.</b></p> […]
<p>A heartwarming collection of <b>17</b> rare short stories by famed Anne of Green Gables author.<br><br> Although best known for creating the spirited Anne Shirley, L. M. Montgomery had a thriving […]
The wit and good humour—ghost tales-comebacks and outrageous happenings—over 200 Cape Breton stories by 34 storytellers, collected by Archie Neil Chilsholm.
<p>Atacama is the story of two fictional characters of disparate backgrounds but connected by a profound understanding of the other’s emotional predicaments and by their unwavering commitment to social justice.</p>
<p><b>Keepsake collection of supernatural folkore from Atlantic Canada, accompanied by original pen-and-ink illustrations.</b></p> <p>Who is the lady in blue who haunts Peggys Cove? Why is there a strip of land […]
<p>From the author of <i>Relative Happiness</i> and <i>Shoot Me</i> comes a riveting story about one terrible secret—a secret kept in shame, buried deep for self-preservation, and exposed in a moment that changes forever the lives of everyone involved. </p>
<p>Ava Harris is a famous actress living the life of the rich and fabulous in L.A. when a family crisis calls her home. It’s been ten years since she’s set foot in Glace Bay, Cape Breton—back when she was plain old Libby MacKinnon. Why she ran away, no one knows. Returning home, she must face her family, her friends, and her first love, Seamus O’Reilly, whose heart broke the day she left. </p>
<p>Ava is a good little actress, determined that no one will know what happened. She will keep the truth buried at all costs—even if she has to run again. But secrets have a way of surfacing, especially in a small town, and love has a way of blasting through the toughest barriers. While Ava can never go home again, perhaps Libby finally can.</p>
She’s called <i>Fortune</i>, orphaned at the age of thirteen and disguised as a boy in order to survive and fit in with the other drifters and dusters. Her mother taught her to read and write. Her father taught her to handle guns. She’s nobody’s fool and a crack shot, which lands her in a heap of trouble after killing one of the territory’s most notorious and crazed gunfighters on the day she arrives in Banjo Flats — Territory of Dakota– the most lawless town in the Wild West. It’s a place where frontier justice is mostly settled with the barrel of a rifle. Fortune didn’t come to Banjo Flats looking for trouble but it found her anyway. There’s a price on her head. Every outlaw with a gun is headed to Banjo Flats thinking they can earn some easy money by killing the girl gunslinger. They’re wrong.
