Top Ten Canadian Books in 2021
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1LynnB
Based on sales from independent book sellers:
10. Indian in the Cabinet -- Jody Wilson-Raybould
9 Butter, Honey, Pig, Bread -- Francesca Ekwuyasi
8. Fight Night -- Miriam Toews
7. Marrow Thieves -- Cherie Dimaline
6. State of Terror -- Louise Penny and Hilary Clinton
5. Jonny Appleseed -- Joshua Whitehead
4. Madness of Crowds -- Louise Penny
3. Finding the Mother Tree -- Suzanne Simard
2. 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act -- Bob Joseph
1. Five Little Indians -- Michelle Good
I've read seven! Fight Night is on my wish list and I'll look into 21 things.
10. Indian in the Cabinet -- Jody Wilson-Raybould
9 Butter, Honey, Pig, Bread -- Francesca Ekwuyasi
8. Fight Night -- Miriam Toews
7. Marrow Thieves -- Cherie Dimaline
6. State of Terror -- Louise Penny and Hilary Clinton
5. Jonny Appleseed -- Joshua Whitehead
4. Madness of Crowds -- Louise Penny
3. Finding the Mother Tree -- Suzanne Simard
2. 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act -- Bob Joseph
1. Five Little Indians -- Michelle Good
I've read seven! Fight Night is on my wish list and I'll look into 21 things.
2torontoc
I read Fight Night -it is terrific!
3Yells
I've read 5 - loved Five Little Indians, Jonny Appleseed and Butter Honey Pig Bread and even Fight Night (I'm not a huge Toews fan so this was a pleasant surprise). I was underwhelmed by The Marrow Thieves. I just got State of Terror from the library so we'll see how that goes.
Now to go look up the rest.... thanks for posting!
Now to go look up the rest.... thanks for posting!
5rabbitprincess
I'm glad Five Little Indians is the top of the list. Well deserved!
I hadn't planned to read State of Terror, but after reading a joint interview with Penny and Clinton I think I'll add it to my list.
I hadn't planned to read State of Terror, but after reading a joint interview with Penny and Clinton I think I'll add it to my list.
6gypsysmom
I've only read 3 of these, Jonny Appleseed, The Madness of Crowds and Butter, Honey, Pig, Bread. They were all excellent and a couple more are in my reading plans for the coming year. However, I have to point out that this is a list composed of best sellers, not necessarily best reading.
7Yells
I’m 100 pages into State of Terror and I really dislike this book. Cliched and poorly written. Do I go on or pearl rule this dreck?
8vancouverdeb
I've only read Five Little Indians, but I really enjoyed it and found it an insightful read. A powerful read.