Tag: Strong Nations

Stuck in a reading rut? From candid essays and introspective poetry, these critic-approved titles will help pull you back into the world of books.Go to full post …read more

From the Cariboo to the Kootenays to the East Vancouver evening skies, there’s a good chance a BC book is based in your little corner of BC.Go to full post …read more

Travel through British Columbia’s past with books that uncover fascinating stories of people, places, and nature. Go to full post …read more

Rest, reflect, and recharge however you like, with BC reads. Find adventures, holiday recipes, memoirs, and cozy stories for the little ones!Go to full post …read more

Get to know the work of our BC independent publishers through this curated guide of top picks from the bookmakers themselves. Go to full post …read more

Brand-new, hot-off-the-press, and highly anticipated BC books to nestle up with this autumn.Go to full post …read more

On this important day of learning and healing, we’ve rounded up a few stories that reflect the diverse experiences of Indigenous identity, language, teachings, and cultural traditions. Go to full post …read more

These captivating books prove that great stories don’t expire. Explore older BC titles from geology and local history to inspiring prose. Go to full post …read more

Discover the joy of diving into a new book series. These page-turners range from coming-of-age dramas to early learning adventures. Go to full post …read more

Discover the BC books to inspire new summer hobbies—whether you love fun in the sun or staying indoors, there’s something for everyone!Go to full post …read more

Dive deep into our province’s waters through apocalyptic comedies, climate calls to action, and stories from rivers and the people who live off them.Go to full post …read more

This June 21st, join Samantha Beynon and Strong Nations Publishing at the Royal BC Museum for the official launch of Celebrating Potlatches! This beautiful picture book, illustrated by Carla Joseph, recounts the 1885 Potlatch ban and the resilience of the communities Go to full post …read more