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LitsyEvents
Oh, Canada! | Per-Henrik Grth
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Repost for @Jess861

3 books that are written by Indigenous authors. Comment on what book you‘d like to read if you want. All 3 books, even though they are fiction, will give some insight into the lives and culture of indigenous peoples in Canada as well as how they have been treated. Indian Horse came out a while back so may not be easy to find outside Canada.
All are welcome to join. Let @Jess861 know.

Jess861 Thank you so much for the re-post :)! 1mo
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chloecosmo

“Why do some animals live in cold places and others in hot places? Because they‘re adapted to their environment!”

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chloecosmo

Use this book to encourage students to ask their own questions and explore the answers through research and inquiry-based learning. It can also be a great starting point for a discussion on the scientific method and how to ask meaningful questions.

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chloecosmo
Mehso-so

This book answers 100 of the most common “where“ questions children ask about animals, space, the world, and more. It‘s designed to spark curiosity and encourage children to learn about the world around them.

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Abe
Maps and Globes | Jack Knowlton
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great children's book about maps and globes!

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Jess861
Oh, Canada! | Per-Henrik Grth
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Looking to see if there would be any interest in a bookclub or buddyread around Canadian Fiction for the year of 2025. I'm thinking a monthly or bi-monthly book to read at your own pace with some discussion at the end of the month. If anyone is interested, just comment below :).

#OhCanada #BuddyRead #BookClub #2025 #Interest

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lauraisntwilder Oh, that could be interesting! 2mo
Jess861 @lauraisntwilder Thanks! There are so many great Canadian books to explore! 2mo
KathyWheeler My parents are Canadian and most of my extended family is. We are some of the few family members in the US. I‘d love to know more about Canadian literature. 2mo
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Ruthiella Yes please! If possible, I‘d prefer bimonthly, just to keep the various group reads under control. 2mo
CarolynM I‘d be interested in joining in, although every month might be beyond me. 2mo
Jess861 @KathyWheeler that would be great if you decide to join in! 2mo
Jess861 @Ruthiella Awesome! I do think bi-monthly will end up working better since there are so many group read options that people are a part of! 2mo
Jess861 @CarolynM Great if you are able to join! I am leaning more towards bi-monthly and of course you can participate as your able or feel like it. It'll be pretty easy going 🙂 2mo
LapReader I‘m in. 2mo
Jess861 @LapReader Great to have you join :). 2mo
kwmg40 I‘d like to join, and bimonthly would work well for me. 2mo
Jess861 @kwmg40 Great! I think I can confirm it will be bimonthly at this point as that is what most are leaning towards. 2mo
Jess861 @lauraisntwilder @KathyWheeler @Ruthiella @CarolynM @LapReader @kwmg40

I think there is enough interest to go ahead on a bimonthly basis starting in January 😊. I'm going to add you to the tag list as you all showed interest but if you don't want to be please let me know. In mid to end November I think I'll put up a vote (2 or 3 books) on what we'd like to read first. I'd love to start with an Indigenous author and already have many ideas!
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CarolynM Great! I have very little knowledge of Canadian literature so I‘m happy to go along with whatever titles you suggest. Looking forward to it 😀 2mo
lauraisntwilder Sounds great! 2mo
KathyWheeler @Jess861 Sounds great! 2mo
kwmg40 Looking forward to this! Being a Canadian, I have read a lot of Canadian books but I'm always happy to reread worthy books and also hope to discover some new authors. 2mo
Readergrrl I‘m interested, for sure! Part-time Canadian here; spend my summers with family in the Maritimes! 2mo
Jess861 @Readergrrl I'll add you to the tag list 🙂 2mo
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