I experienced quite the shock when I began Denise Leduc’s new book, Why Not Now? I’d recently reviewed the Aylesbury, Saskatchewan writer’s thoughtful children’s books…

Dysfunctional Regulatory Bodies is a work of satirical fiction. That’s a new genre for me so I needed to get the lowdown.

Silencing Rebecca is a fantastic book that jumps right into the action with a claustrophobic scene that has us questioning what the heck is going on with the main character.

How delightful to read The Day Petunia Had Piglets in the Strawberry Patch, the third illustrated children’s book in The Adventures of the Barnyard Boys Book Series…

Frank Sinatra famously sang “I did it my way,” and Saskatchewan teacher and writer Jesse A. Murray can echo this sentiment when it comes to Not Here To Stay…

Murder at San Miguel is a solid read with a riveting storyline. The main character - an archaeological illustrator named Beatrix Forster…

Dogs are extraordinary companions, but there are consequences to owning—and loving—a dog, and one of the hardest to bear is the fact that most of us outlive our beloved pets.

Dogs, poop, flying saucers and “a tail that’s out of this world”. This is a chapter book that children will adore.

Saskatoon writer and teacher Jesse A. Murray recently released his sixth book, the poetry collection Falls Into Place.

A Silly Willy Christmas is a children’s book written by Brenda Redman and illustrated by Wendi Nordell.

Illustrator/publisher A.E. Matheson has done something big. She’s teamed whimsical illustrations and a fanciful conversation lifted from “real-life”…

I’ll admit it – I live in a bubble. I have a routine life that is cozy. That said, when something comes my way that pushes me out of my comfort zone, I love it!

I’ve had the pleasure of following Saskatchewan’s Dee Hobsbawn-Smith evolution as she’s published enviable books of poetry, short fiction and nonfiction…

Frozen Fury is a “resource for farm operators, agricultural students, and hail adjustors.” Even though I am none of those things, I found this non-fiction book to be informative and fascinating.

When I discovered that Saskatoon’s David Carpenter was releasing a new memoir, I Never Met A Rattlesnake I Didn’t Like, I immediately wanted to review it.

Shepherd’s Call is the latest installment in the internationally award-winning Shepherd & Wolfe mystery series…

Some writers make it look easy. Such is the case with Aylesbury, Saskatchewan writer Denise Leduc, who recently published Poppies, Poppies Everywhere!, a well-written children’s story…

What If You Could? by Lynne Harley is a wonderful book for all ages with a deep and profound message that will resonate with every reader.

You’ll find 20 chapters in Sariri (not counting the introduction, afterword, and glossary.) Each chapter covers a specific place in Bolivia, a terrific way to lay out a book about a country.

The Pickle in Grandma's Fridge is a children’s book written by Elena Bentley and illustrated by Tonia Laird. It has a grandma, a fridge, and a fuzzy green pickle…