Books

Where debate gets bogged down in a poorly constructed world

A historian tackles the topic of Trudeaumania in this new biography

Louise Penny remains on top of our fiction list—but a new entrant, Jennifer Welsh, has claimed the #1 spot in non-fiction

William and Kate will see the latest tool in an Indigenous linguistic arsenal in Whitehorse

Emma Donoghue leaves little to Wonder about in the plot of her latest novel

A Vancouver writer’s quest to discover the fate of an Iraqi in Syria

Ross King delivers a moving biography of Claude Monet and an engrossing depiction of the Great War era

Jerry Brotton delivers a lively, exhaustively researched book about English trade under Queen Elizabeth I

Michael Helm makes a divisive choice in his fourth book

Louise Penny and Amy Schumer maintain their #1 standings on our weekly bestseller list