Journalist Lauren McKeon considers COVID-19 through a gendered lens, celebrating and highlight the Canadian women that have lead us through.

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In Unravelling Canada, historian Sylvia Olsen teases out individual strands of identity that run through Canadian knitting history and practice.

A New Book About Knitting Tells A Good Yarn About Canada

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Including the latest entrancing novel from Helen Oyeyemi.

4 New Books To Add To Your Spring Reading List

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The French author explains why a ‘general, negative feeling’ towards men can be healthy and even helpful.

Do You… Hate Men Sometimes? Talking Misandry With I Hate Men’s Pauline Harmange

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After the success of the Netflix show, I re-read Julia Quinn's historical romance series about the Bridgerton siblings. Like a scratched CD, it works but hits some snags.

I Re-read The Bridgerton Books: I'm Not Sure They Hold Up

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Lauren McKeon Talks About Her New Book, Women Of The Pandemic

A New Book About Knitting Tells A Good Yarn About Canada

4 New Books To Add To Your Spring Reading List

Do You… Hate Men Sometimes? Talking Misandry With I Hate Men’s Pauline Harmange

I Re-read All The Bridgerton Books And I’m Not Sure They Hold Up