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What I Read – May 2019

May 31, 2019May 30, 2019 Karissa10 Comments

Read: Carry Me - Peter Behrens (Anansi, 2016) Boys: What It Means to Become a Man - Rachel Giese (Patrick Crean Editions, 2018) Crow - Amy Spurway (Goose Lane, 2019) Celebration of Discipline - Richard J. Foster (HarperOne, 2018) Chop Suey Nation - Ann Hui (Douglas & McIntyre, 2019) A Prayer Journal - Flannery O'Connor… Continue reading What I Read – May 2019

Posted in Book ReviewsTagged Adam Pottle, Alicia Elliott, Alix Ohlin, Amy Spurway, Anansi, Ann Hui, Ballantine Books, Bethany Chase, Book*hug, Cecilia Ahern, Chelene Knight, Doubleday Canada, Douglas & McIntyre, Farrar Straus Giroux, Goose Lane, HarperOne, House of Anansi, Jane Nelsen, John Steinbeck, Khaled Khalifa, Leri Price, Patrick Crean Editions, Peter Behrens, Rachel Giese, Richard J. Foster, Richard Van Camp, Timothy Keller, University of Regina Press, Writers Fest, Writers Fest 2019 Challenge, Writers Fest Challenge

Book Review: Dear Current Occupant by Chelene Knight

May 22, 2019May 23, 2019 Karissa12 Comments

Dear Current Occupant - Chelene Knight (Book*hug, 2019) I read this short book in one afternoon after returning home from the library. It brought back a deep and strange nostalgia. The houses I grew up in, the neighbourhoods, the streets. Chelene Knight and I grew up in the 1990s, in east Vancouver, sometimes blocks away… Continue reading Book Review: Dear Current Occupant by Chelene Knight

Posted in Book ReviewsTagged Book Review, Book*hug, Canadian Lit, Chelene Knight, memoir, non-fiction read, poetry, Vancouver, Writers Fest, Writers Fest 2019 Challenge, Writers Fest Challenge

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