My favourite Canadian Indigenous Books

This list will continue to grow but these are some STAPLES in my reading history! Such incredible storytelling from beginning to end, and the characters from these books continue to stick with me everyday. What are your all time fav reads? #lemon8bookclub #Lemon8Diary #lemon8challeng

If you want dystopian books that feel less like fiction and more like a warning, these reads by women and POC are ✨it✨ From My Name is Iris where immigrants get color-coded ID bands, to Parable of the Sower’s scarily accurate climate collapse, these books hit way too close to home. Think government

Just some of my favorite horror book reads. 1. The Troop; The novel follows a troop of Boy Scouts who must deal with not only the threats posed by killer tapeworms, but also the homicidal and sociopathic tendencies of one of their own. 2. Tender is the Flesh: portrays a society in which a vir

if you haven’t picked up any Stephen Graham Jones before, you are in for a treat! his books are all very stylized and it may take you a bit to lean in, but once you do it’s impossible to look away. the buffalo hunter hunter is gruesome, scary, and gripping. the characters and historical writing

if you love discovering magical worlds from a myriad of voices, let me share two of my favorite Indigenous fantasy authors!! these two books are SO different. black sun is an adult fantasy, the start of a series, and is dark and complicated, with a huge reimagined world and a big cast of cha