REVIEW: BLAZE ME A SUN
Review By Andrew Hood
At the risk of hyperbole, I'd wager Blaze Me a Sun is the perfect crime novel. It at once delivers on the twisty, page-turner front, while also thinking quite seriously about how fraught and complicated the whole endeavor is.
REVIEW: ORDINARY WONDER TALES
Review By Andrew Hood
The essays in this collection are intimate, but they're also collective. Through her own experiences, Urquhart seeks out the elemental in the circumstantial, the universal in the personal.
REVIEW: SIDEWAYS: The City Google Couldn't Buy
Article By Barb Minett
So many meetings, so many resignations, so much tension. Sideways gives Succession a run for its money!
Neighbours Helping Neighbours
Article By Ben Minett
The Bookshelf is very happy to support The Home for Good Campaign with a $20,000 donation, supporting a nationally recognized plan to solve homelessness in our community.
REVIEW: CITIZENS OF LIGHT
Review By Andrew Hood
If you consider a senior citizen lifting weights on their front lawn a beautiful thing, Citizens of Light is for you. If not, then you need to step outside your head and really look around.