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April 8, 201232 Books in North Vancouver is an independent shop dedicated to offering customers excellent service, an eclectic selection of reading for all ages and exciting events and book clubs.1.Room2.February3.The Woefield Poultry Collective4.State of Wonder5.The Passage
March 7, 2012Blue Heron Books strives to provide their customers with commitment, service and knowledge with a large array of book titles and spectacular events in the small town of Uxbridge, Ontario.1.Natural Order2.The Lizard Cage3.The Ladies' Lending Library4.City of Thieves5.A Man in Uniform
January 16, 2012Greenwoods' Bookshoppe has been providing great books for adults and kids in Edmonton, AB since 1979. We are an independent bookstore for independent minds of all ages!1.11 Experiments that Failed2.10 Birds3.Barnabas Bigfoot4.Perilous Realms 2: The Fathomless Fire5.Blood Red Road
Featured book review
May 24, 2012| byBelén Fernández|Thomas Friedman is the New York Times' three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign affairs columnist, known for his sustained cheerleading of the Iraq war and his faithful service on behalf of the corporate elite. In this excerpt from The Imperial Messenger: Thomas Friedman at Work, Belén Fernández discusses various aspects of Friedmanomics, such as his detection in 2010 of the need for a "Root Canal Politics" to compensate for the global financial recession and the profligacy of the baby boomer generation-defined simultaneously as the offspring of "The Greatest Generation" and the offspring of "the Tooth Fairy."
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May 17, 2012| byYutaka Dirks|The Time We All Went Marching brings the struggle of working-class men and women in the 1930s and 1940s to life through luminescent prose.
May 11, 2012| byStefan Christoff|Moments of Excess, a collection of anarchist writings, offers important reflections for participants in the grassroots Occupy movement and the Quebec student movement.
May 3, 2012| byAaron Leonard|David Harvey, anthropology professor, geographer, and authority on Karl Marx's work Capital, has just published Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution.
April 26, 2012| byThe Graphic History Collective|A new graphic novel, May Day: A Graphic History of Protest, aims to bring these and other important stories of May Day to life, paying particular attention to the Canadian dimensions.
April 19, 2012| byAl Engler|In Orienting Canada, John Price focuses on 20th century racism and on Canada's role as junior partner in British and U.S. imperialism.
April 12, 2012| byJen Croll|V6A is an anthology with a bold goal: to unmask the multifaceted personality of the Downtown Eastside, a neighbourhood so often reduced to the catchphrase "Canada's poorest postal code.".jpeg "VIVA! Community Arts and Popular Education in the Americas")
April 6, 2012| byZainab Amadahy|From Central America to Canada, the ¡VIVA! Project, summarized in a colourful book and an accompanying DVD set, features communities engaged in transformational arts processes.
March 29, 2012| byScott Neigh|Exile and Pride is a memoir by activist, author and poet Eli Clare, who moves through the world as a white transguy (formerly lesbian) with cerebral palsy.
March 22, 2012| byJudy Rebick|In this excerpt from her new book, Occupy This!, Judy Rebick reflects upon her first visit to Zuccotti Park in New York City and her initial encounter with the Occupy movement.
March 15, 2012| byNathaniel G. Moore|Recently re-released, Vivek Shraya's God Loves Hair is a DIY masterpiece in the age of Wal-Mart top 10 book clubs.
