Friends of the Bookshelf Update: Elevate Guelph

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We are now four months into our Elevate Guelph campaign! Come and see your generous donations hard at work during our customer appreciation day! Saturday, Oct 5th 2-4pm.

AUTHORs LIVE THIS FALL!

Encounter

By Michaela Goade, Brittany Luby

In the store

This beautifully illustrated storybook is based on an actual diary entry by French explorer Jacques Cartier. Brittany Luby, of the University of Guelph, will be launching Encounter (her first children's book!) on Thursday, October 17th at 5pm in the eBar. There will be fun for the entire family, with live musical performances, a reading, book signing and craft making. Plus, there will be light snacks. Tickets are $5 per child, free for their guardians!
AbleHamilton Poetry Collective presents: I Am the Bees Nest: Dominik Parisien & Annie Lepage

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An afternoon of disability poetics begins with a live broadcast on CFRU 93.3 and follows up with a reading in the Bookshelf's Bookstore on Thursday, October 24 at 2:30 PM. This is a free event & everyone is welcome!
Chapbook Launch w/ Mike Chaulk & John Nyman

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Join us for the Guelph launch of Kevin Heslop's new Chapbook featuring readings by Mike Chaulk and John Nyman on Thursday, Oct 24th at 7 pm. Admission is free, everyone welcome!
The Grand River Watershed: a Folk Ecology

By Karen Houle

In the store

A big congratulations to Karen. Grand River Watershed has just been announced as a finalist for the Governor General's poetry award. Don't miss Karen Sunday October 27 at 7 p.m. in the Ebar! Wild and wonderful writing!
Nikki Everts Author of: Evidence of Uncertain Origin

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Join author Nikki Everts for a reading, book signing and Q & A, Sunday, November 3rd in the Bookshelf's eBar. No tickets required, come and celebrate this anticipated book launch!
Power Shift: The Longest Revolution

By Sally Armstrong

In the store

We're excited to be hosting this year's Massey Lecturer Sally Armstrong who will be reminding us that humankind requires the equal status of women and girls. Save the date - Tuesday November 5 at 7pm (doors at 6:30) at Royal City Church on Quebec Street. Tickets: $10, available in the Bookstore and at the door.

Eye

By Marianne Micros

Five Wives: A Novel

By Joan Thomas

The Innocents

By Michael Crummey

Late Breaking

By K.D. Miller

The Student

By Cary Fagan

REVIEW: THE GRAND RIVER WATERSHED: A Folk Ecology

By Barb Minett

To the River: Losing My Brother

By Don Gillmor

Break in Case of Emergency: A Novel

By Brian Francis

Birdsong

By Julie Flett

Salsa Sundays- 1st & 3rd Sunday of the Month

Athena McQueen on Monthly Drag Bag Shows

By Staff

Friends of the Bookshelf Update: Elevate Guelph

By Staff

Encounter

By Michaela Goade, Brittany Luby

AbleHamilton Poetry Collective presents: I Am the Bees Nest: Dominik Parisien & Annie Lepage

By Staff

Chapbook Launch w/ Mike Chaulk & John Nyman

By Staff

The Grand River Watershed: a Folk Ecology

By Karen Houle

Nikki Everts Author of: Evidence of Uncertain Origin

By Staff

Power Shift: The Longest Revolution

By Sally Armstrong

An Idea About My Dead Uncle

By K. R. Wilson

Injichaag: My Soul in Story: Anishinaabe Poetics in Art and Words

By Kim Anderson, Rene Meshake

Feed the Birds: Attract and Identify 196 Common North American Birds

By Chris Earley

Had It Coming: What's Fair in the Age of #MeToo?

By Robyn Doolittle

With My Back to the World

By Sally Cooper

Beyond the Trees: A Journey Alone Across Canada's Arctic

By Adam Shoalts

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