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WanderingBookaneer
To the Moon and Back | Eliana Ramage
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I worried To the Moon and Back might be overshadowed as “the other lesbian-in-space book,” but it stands on its own. Steph is a messy, driven protagonist whose ambition comes at real cost. Ramage weaves family, Indigeneity, and belonging into a quietly heartbreaking, hopeful story. One of my most anticipated reads—and it delivered. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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WildAlaskaBibliophile
Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories | Richard Van Camp, Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Aviaq Johnston, Anguti Johnston
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Thank you @LittleBearReads for this fun #nlhs package! I'm very excited to read the books!! And taste that chocolate! Thank you for the cool bookmark, candles, and trinkets! #naughtylistholidayswap @tiedyedude

KT1432 Those books look good! I just added Taaqtumi to my TBR the other day when I saw it pop up on Goodreads! 2d
Gissy I enjoyed Krampus😃 2d
WildAlaskaBibliophile @Gissy I'm excited to read it! I loved his book Slewfoot. I highly recommend it! 2d
WildAlaskaBibliophile @Gissy I'm excited to read it! I loved his book Slewfoot. I highly recommend it! 2d
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ImperfectCJ
Moon of the Turning Leaves | Waubgeshig Rice
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#12BooksOf2025 Book 3: Moon of the Turning Leaves by Waubgeshig Rice

@TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo I have ancestors buried near Lake Huron - I feel this is a sign that o should read this book! 2d
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Cortg
Where Wolves Don't Die | Anton Treuer
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I needed an audio with no holds! IYKYK 🤣 I chose where Wolves Don‘t Die by Anton Treuer and what a delight! This is a YA coming of age story through the eyes of 15 yo Ezra and his Native family. Treuer is an amazing storyteller who also narrated the book and his voice is one I could listen to on repeat. This story has just the right amount of adventure, mystery, history and life lessons to keep any age engaged. I‘m glad I stumbled upon this one.

Soubhiville Well that sounds great, thanks for sharing! I‘m putting this on my audio TBR! 2d
Daisey I really enjoyed this one as well! 2d
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ChaoticMissAdventures
Split Tooth | Tanya Tagaq
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Recommend this on audio. Tagaq is an Inuit throat singer and she sings between chapters.
This is part poetry, part short story, and I am unsure how much is fiction. It is a unique and hard read (review trigger warnings, there is many dark abuses)

Rating for the originality and craft event though it was a bit dark for me.

merelybookish This has been on my shelf for ages. Hoping to get to it this year! 3d
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CarolynM
Indian Horse | Richard Wagamese
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#12Booksof2025 February

My pick for February is Indian Horse, read as part of @Jess861 ‘s #OCanada group

TheEllieMo This sounds like a very emotional read 3d
LeeRHarry Have this on my TBR. 😊 3d
Jess861 So glad you found a favourite book through OhCanada! 3d
merelybookish This has been on my TBR for ages! Maybe this year! 2d
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MeJeMiller
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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I liked how the time jumps were handled. I loved how everything was connected and explained. It wasn‘t too stereotypical and not to flowery. Good book.

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Lindy
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In my latest booktube episode: Do you read Canadian? Do you use your public library? (I do!! )
#ReadingLife #CanLit #librarylovers #Indigenous #kidlit #MiddleGrade #InTranslation

https://youtu.be/bulZ_uD_VYQ

Ruthiella Yes and yes! 2w
LiteraryHoarderPenny Yes and yes! 😍 2w
Lindy @Ruthiella @LiteraryHoarderPenny Double-handed high fives to both of you! 2w
AnneCecilie I don‘t read as many Canadian authors as I would like, but I‘m an avid user of the library 2w
Lindy @AnneCecilie Hooray for public libraries! (I am guessing that the selection of Canadian books at your library is not very large.) 2w
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xicanti
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I finally started the patterned part of my aunt‘s lefthand mitten while I finished Richard Wagamese‘s memoir. It doesn‘t look like much of anything yet, but I feel like it‘s coming along faster than the righthand one did. We‘ll see if I still feel that way now I‘m past the first ten rows. #audioknitting

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merelybookish
The Red Chesterfield | Wayne Arthurson
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More snow this morning. 🙄 Good excuse to read this quirky Canadian novella for #ChristmasCrimeChallenge
@Ruthiella @RaeLovesToRead

BarbaraBB That‘s proper winter weather 😎 3w
LeahBergen This sounds fun! 3w
Ruthiella Nice! For the Rudolph 🔴 prompt? 🎅🏻💀🎄🔪 3w
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merelybookish @BarbaraBB The real deal! Could have waited a few weeks for it to show up 3w
merelybookish @LeahBergen It's good so far! 3w
merelybookish @Ruthiella Yep! Red cover. Bonus that it's short. 😉 3w
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