‘The Pathological Casebook of Dr. Frances McGill’ delivers deep dive into career of Canada’s first female pathologist - Prince Albert Daily Herald Michelle Shaw Sask Book Reviews Crime novels are my go-to genre, so I was thrilled to discover this biography of Saskatchewan’s very own Sherlock Holmes – a forensic pathologist who worked closely with the RCMP for many decades and was involved in hundreds of cases. Dr. Frances McGill (1882-1959) was Canada’s first female pathologist and

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Saskatchewan artist’s memoir puts the entire range of human emotions on display - Prince Albert Daily Herald Brandon Fick Sask Books Reviews Layne Coleman’s An Open-Ended Run is a deep dive into one man’s love, grief, ecstasy, failings, and triumphs. The entire range of human emotion is on display in this short memoir. Dramatic and morally complex, the book traces Coleman’s life from his fundamentalist upbringing in rural Saskatchewan to becoming a

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Book Review: Regina-based author’s environment experience shines through in first novel - Prince Albert Daily Herald Toby A. Welch Sask Book Reviews The Sun Makes A Sound starts off with a bang. The main character, Mason Brigster-Contreras, is deep asleep in his tent when a menacing sound awakens him. Suspecting a polar bear, he grabs his rifle and we are thrust into a fascinating story about a man struggling to find his

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‘School Readiness’ focuses on prepping children for school structure - Prince Albert Daily Herald Shelley A. Leedahl Sask Book Reviews Ashley Vercammen’s illustrated softcover, School Readiness, is—as the title clearly states—a book about prepping children for their first days of school, and sharing the story with new students could well ease the jitters that sometimes accompany this transition. The writer is a Registered Behavioural Technician (RBT) and her book

‘School Readiness’ focuses on prepping children for school structure


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Review: ‘The Salmon Shanties’ is full of praise for the natural world and its creatures Shelley A. LeedahlSask Book ReviewsI was excited to read BC poet Harold Rhenisch’s The Salmon Shanties: A Cascadian Song Cycle, as I know him to be a

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Review: Regina music teacher’s latest work stands out from the crowd Shelley A. LeedahlSask Book ReviewsIt’s been such fun watching Regina author (and musician) Alison Lohans successfully focus her literary talents in s

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Sask author trades hockey for historical fantasy with new novel series Toby A. WelchSask Book ReviewsLampman-based Maureen Ulrich, author of the much-loved Jessie Mac Hockey Series, has crafted a new series, Winds

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Review: ‘What if you could?’ shows it’s never too late to dream big Shelley A.

Review: ‘What if you could?’ shows it’s never too late to dream big


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What fills this house like smoke? Bravery, honesty, and curiosity Shelley A. LeedahlSask Book ReviewsI must admit, the title of E. (Erin) McGregor’s debut poetry collection—"What Fills Your House Like Smoke"—greatly piqued my interest.

What fills this house like smoke? Bravery, honesty, and curiosity


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Review: Guy Vanderhaeghe’s first collection of non-fiction sure to enthrall Brandon FickSask Book ReviewsBecause Somebody Asked Me To: Observations on History, Literature, and the Passing Scene is the first collection of nonfiction published by Guy Vanderhaeghe, one of Canada’s most distinguished writers.

Review: Guy Vanderhaeghe’s first collection of non-fiction sure to enthrall


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‘Sam and the Big Bridge’ shows how confidence can be built Shelley A. LeedahlSask Books ReviewsMulti-genre writer Maureen Ulrich has released a new illustrated softcover for children, and its moving conclusion l

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Review: Moose Jaw poet produces vulnerable and hopeful meditations with new collection


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‘The Day My Mother Walked on Water’ firmly grounded in Saskatchewan experience Michelle Shaw, Sask Book ReviewsThis slim collection of essays is my first encounter with prairie writer Helen Mourre’s work, and I was quickly captivated

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Review: ‘Going to Seed: Essays on Idleness, Nature, and Sustainable Work’ is a book to ponder over Michelle ShawSask Book ReviewsIn this award-winning collection of essays, Kate Neville melds the different areas of her life into a fascinating perspective on our perception of idleness: personal reflections from living in an off-grid cabin in northern BC and her academic life as associate professor in the Department of Political Science and the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto.

Review: ‘Going to Seed: Essays on Idleness, Nature, and Sustainable Work’ is a book to ponder over


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Review: Prince Albert poet shines with latest book Shelley A. LeedahlSask Book ReviewsThe metaphorical title of Lynda Monahan’s fifth poetry collection, The Door at the End of Everything, is lifted fro

Review: Prince Albert poet shines with latest book


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