In honour of Canada Day, here‘re my favourite Canadian reads of 2020 (so far). Lots of memoir, some poetry, a couple of comics, a smidgen of SFF, and a hockey romance.
I‘d love to see your favourite Canadian books of the year, too; stuff you‘ve read in 2020, not necessarily titles published this year. #canadaday2020
There‘s another month gone. I did a bunch more stress reading, as has become standard for me, and got craploads of stuff off La TBR thanks to said stress reading and some bails. Hurray!
I also found two new-to-me 5-star books: the tagged poetry collection and HER EVERY WISH by Courtney Milan.
pickWhen a poem hits me hard, I immediately reread it—unless it‘s longer than a page, because who‘s got time for that?
The moment I finished BLUEBERRIES AND APRICOTS, I reread it. Even though it‘s considerably longer than a page.
It was worth it.
This is a performance; a ceremony; a spell. It should be on your reading list.
Blueberries and Apricots | 
