Cross-country tours
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1mathgirl40
I've gotten terrific recommendations on books set in the various provinces and territories, but how about books that span the entire country?
I really enjoyed Apples to Oysters by Margaret Webb. In this book, Webb focuses on a single food item and a local farmer from each of the 10 provinces and the Yukon.
I really enjoyed Apples to Oysters by Margaret Webb. In this book, Webb focuses on a single food item and a local farmer from each of the 10 provinces and the Yukon.
2cbl_tn
One I haven't read yet that's on my wishlist is Beauty Tips from Moose Jaw by Will Ferguson.
3starfishian
I haven't read it yet but I think Scorned and Beloved will qualify under this category.
4countrylife
Pierre Berton has quite a few books that might qualify for your cross-country tour. In the 'General Canadian' section of my own list of Canadian books to look for, I have his My Country: The Remarkable Past.
And maybe Caesars of the Wilderness by Peter C. Newman. Though my experience with the little library in my new Texas neck-o-the-woods tells me that I shouldn't hold my breath while trying to find many Canadian reads here. Its back online to find more Canadian lit for me!
And maybe Caesars of the Wilderness by Peter C. Newman. Though my experience with the little library in my new Texas neck-o-the-woods tells me that I shouldn't hold my breath while trying to find many Canadian reads here. Its back online to find more Canadian lit for me!
