Cookbooks and other guides to help you cut down on calories and eat a little better

Books I read in 2021. Website links are to Goodreads and are for books not included in the Coquitlam Library collection. To date: 151 books and 61,991 pages read (plus one 12h 16m audio course). My reviews and ratings can be found here: https://is.gd/FuQe9a

Where fantasy and science fiction come together like clockwork!

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Celebrate fathers and fatherhood and all of its layers with these picks for kids and adults.

Books I read in 2023. Website links are to Goodreads for those books that are not included in the Coquitlam Library collection. To date: 152 books and 60,491 pages read (as well as 35 hours and 59 minutes of audio). My reviews and ratings are here: https://is.gd/FuQe9a

"Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that encourages Canadians to think about and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom, which is guaranteed them under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms." - freedomtoread.ca. In recognition of Freedom to Read Week, we've compiled a list of books that have been challenged or banned across North America.

As in film westerns, the western novel has been revived in newer and unconventional ways in recent years. There has been the rise in popularity of the “weird western”: a hybrid genre which blends elements of the traditional western (a lawless frontier, a hero pit against all odds) with those of other types of fiction such as noir, mystery, horror and science-fiction (namely, the alternate Victorian universe known as steampunk).

This includes a bit of everything, from suspense, mystery and just interesting stories of people often set in different times and places

Books and more to remind you that being at home is a good thing