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July is Disability Pride Month, a time to reflect on and interrogate our neurotypical and able-bodied structures, educate oneself, spark discussions and imagine how things could be different, and support the voices of persons with disabilities. 

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We’re wrapping up June with a succinct list of poetry, non-fiction, guidebooks, and children’s stories to celebrate Pride Month and queer narratives.Go to full post …read more

Reading another person’s lived experience shifts your perspectives and breaks you out of existentialism faster than anything else.Go to full post …read more

BC books to guide you away from skepticism and passiveness towards positivity and action in the face of change.Go to full post …read more

BC Books by Black authors to honour Black childhood, voices, history, art, relationships, and (begrudging or triumphant) resilience.Go to full post …read more

We’re reflecting on some of our most exciting and engaging TBRs and conversations from 2025.Go to full post …read more

A day to honour and connect with local authors, publishers, booksellers, and stories.
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Notable booklists and interviews from the past 12 months.Go to full post …read more

These books cover everything from collaborative memoirs, story collections, essay anthologies, and more. Go to full post …read more