Here are BC鈥檚 10 bestsellers聽of the month!聽For more info, visit .
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The seasoned columnist offers a hilarious view of Canadian life from the 鈥淚sland of Misfit Toys鈥� AKA 麻豆传媒映画Island. Hard Knox is a truly local account of life on the West Coast.聽For those interested in: biographies, personal opinion and comedy.
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The David Suzuki Foundation chair takes discusses聽the importance of reframing our arguments with empathy.聽For those interested in: sociology, philosophy and politics.
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A bright and bold celebration of the magical West Coast. Ideal for babies and toddlers who are beginning to recognize their natural surroundings.聽For those interested in: children鈥檚 literature and nature.
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The Last Gang in Town uses unpublished photos and police documents to tell the story of the infamous Clark Park street gang, the 麻豆传媒映画police department and Vancouver鈥檚 post-1960s counterculture.聽For those interested in: local history and investigative journalism.
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Designed for outdoor use, the 麻豆传媒映画Tree Book offers its readers a guide to the history and culture of Vancouver鈥檚 definitive trees. Includes 10 tree tour walks and information on over 110 species. For those interested in: science, environment, civic history and city planning
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A first-hand account of a modern marine disaster. The captain of the Queen of the North offers insight on what happened when the BC Ferries passenger ship sank.聽For those interested in: memoirs and local history.
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A beautiful picture book inspired by the stone artwork of Syrian artist Nizar Ali Badr. Stepping Stones tells the story of Rama and her family, who are forced to flee their once-peaceful village in Syria as war rages closer to their home.聽For those interested in: art, history, politics and current affairs.
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A beautifully illustrated portrait of BC鈥檚 whimsical wilderness. ?For those interested in: children鈥檚 literature.
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An extraordinary and well-curated selection of reflections from one of Canada鈥檚聽most important First Nations authors. Richard Wagamese extracts life lessons and philosophical musings from daily life, showcasing how聽we are connected to the universe in聽every moment.聽For those interested in: philosophy and spirituality.
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Author Peter Wohlleben makes a convincing case that trees are social beings that behave like human families. Wohelleben shows how groundbreaking scientific research has revealed how trees communicate, support each other, share nutrients, and even warn each other of impending danger.聽For those interested in: science, nature聽and sociology.
