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15 Canadian back-to-school books for kids and teens
With summer winding down and back-to-school on the horizon, check out these 15 books by Canadian authors and illustrators that can help ease young and teen readers back into the school year.
16 Canadian children's books to read as the summer winds down
From tech-free summer camps to fairy-tale picnics to action-packed martial arts adventures! Check out this list of Canadian books for children and teenagers to read this summer.
First Look
Canada Reads champion Heather O'Neill publishing next novel in fall 2024
Read an excerpt and get your first look at the cover of The Capital of Dreams! The book will be available on Sept. 10, 2024.
Gift Guide
20 Canadian books to give to kids and teens this holiday season
From quiet snails, to lost socks, to time travel, we've found a book for every young reader on your holiday list.
How I Wrote It
Cottage country's winter magic is the star of Robin Lefler's romantic comedy Reasonable Adults
The Kitchener, Ont. author spoke to CBC Books about writing her debut novel during the pandemic.
My Life in Books
The books and writers that Irish author Marian Keyes loved reading
The Irish writer, who recently won the prestigious Author of the Year at the 2022 British Book Awards, spoke with CBC Books about the titles she's loved reading over the years.
Aimee Wall explores care for women by women and rural access to abortion in her debut novel We, Jane
We, Jane is on the 2021 Scotiabank Giller Prize longlist.
How Corinna Chong wrote the story that won the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize
Corinna Chong's story, Kids in Kindergarten, won the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize.
B.C. writer and professor Corinna Chong wins 2021 CBC Short Story Prize
Corinna Chong will receive $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and a two-week writing residency at the Banff Centre. Read her winning story, Kids in Kindergarten, now.
How I Wrote It
How Matthew Hollett wrote the poem that won the 2020 CBC Poetry Prize
Matthew Hollett's poem Tickling the Scar won the 2020 CBC Poetry Prize.