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  A Study in Red

  Connie Gault

  Utterly captivating, this novel is told by two unreliable narrators, Amy and Carol, who, when they hear that romance writer Hattie has died, are prompted to think back to the summer of 1962, when something life-changing happened at Hattie’s place. Exploring trauma, memory, isolation, and passion, the story pulls the reader into partial solutions to more than one puzzle. 

  (Thistledown Press, $24.95 Paperback, 252 pages, ISBN: 978-17-71872-90-4)  

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  If You Make a Mosom Tea

  Tonya Simpson, Emily Côté (Illustrator)

  This lovely story shows the bond between a young boy and his mosom – how they tell stories, eat bannock, and go for walks together, during which Mosom teaches his grandson Cree words and what different plants are. Cree words are woven throughout and a picture glossary is included.

  (Orca Book Publishers, $21.95 Hardcover, 32 pages, ISBN: 978-14-59842-00-7)  

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