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Non-English speaker: B’nai Brith Canada presents to you, last year’s multicultural reading list, as your guide to all books for non-English speakers. Choose from science, children’s, and poetry books, as well as non-fiction and children’s fictions. And from Steven Galloway’s The Black Orchid to Barbara Eden’s Jaws for Children.
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P/W: Teach them to love to read. Here is the full array of children’s titles on sale to Canadian children.
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Genres: We have all those book clubs out there. What’s your book club like? Would it benefit from a bit of reading? Here is all the way down to the customer reviews.
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Divorced or widowed: Book clubs are wonderful companions. What are you doing with your spouse these days?
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Earliest Reading Memories: You and your grandchild will always have that precious first memory in books. Check out this handy archive of children’s names of the past.
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You’ve got a minute: Have you been thinking about what would you like to gift? Would you love to hear the story of your Christmas wish?
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At a “reading deficit” event last week, Robert Richardson, City of Toronto’s chief librarian, talked about the 2017 Canadian Literacy Survey (CLS). Richardson went into a scientific analysis of literacy and literacy skills in Toronto as compared to other Canadian cities. Click here to read more.
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Here is Part 1 of this guide, with a sampling of the top selling books in the genre of children’s books.
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Canadian-born authors from around the world have published over 250 books in English and one book in Chinese.
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If you have stories to share, please visit our Book Club page to share, or to join. The club is active in T-Town and is looking forward to you joining in. Thanks for your continued contributions!