Calgary Herald

CALGARY BEST SELLERS

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FICTION

1 The Note

Christophe­r Cromwell. Novel about a schizophre­nic musical prodigy.

2 Walking on the Moon

Stephen Shawcross. Two Canadian young men head for Woodstock.

3 The Break

Katherena Vermette. A crime shocks Metis women living in Winnipeg.

4 Stranger

David Bergen. How far a mother will venture to reclaim her stolen child.

5 Moshi Moshi

Banana Yoshimoto. A daughter tries to move forward after her father’s suicide pact with a woman.

6 Judas

Amos Oz. A powerful, yet exquisite coming-of-age love story.

7 Slade House

David Mitchell. A cycle of linked ghost stories perfect for any dark and stormy night.

8 Wenjack

Joseph Boyden. An Ojibwe boy runs away from a North Ontario Indian School.

9

Whatever Happened to Interracia­l Love?

Kathleen Collins. Humorous stories dealing with race, gender, family and sexuality.

10

Multiple Choice

Alejandro Zambra. Written in the form of a standardiz­ed test complete with language exercises and short narrative passages.

NON- FICTION

1 Red Notice

Bill Browder. Story of an accidental activist during the breakup of the U.S.S.R.

2 The Skoki Cookbook

Katie Mitzel. Recipes from the celebrated lodge.

3 The Boys in the Boat

Daniel James Brown. Story of the 1938 U.S. Olympic rowing team.

4 Birds Art Life

Kyo Maclear. Two artists on a yearlong adventure, a meditation on the nature of creativity and the quest for a good and meaningful life.

5 Mad Enchantmen­t: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Waterlilie­s

Ross King. How Monet found healing in painting his favourite subject.

6 The Banker and the Blackfoot: A Memoir of my Grandfathe­r in Chinook Country

J. Edward Chamberlai­n. A place in Canada after its founding, showing us what Canada was and still could be.

7 Firewater: How Alcohol is Killing My People and Yours.

Harold R. Johnson. Calls for decisions about communitie­s and living on our own terms.

8 Upstream

Mary Oliver. Essays about nature and literature.

9 This is That: Travel Guide to Canada

Chris Kelly. An unusual guide to Canada.

10 Wendy’s Revenge

Walter Scott. Wendy seeks revenge on the art worlds of Vancouver, Toronto, and L.A.

Informatio­n provided by Owl’s Nest Books, Pages on Kensington and Shelf Life Books

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