British Columbia


A Tale for the Time Being
Monkey Beach
Five Little Indians
The Glass Hotel
The Golden Spruce: A True Story of Myth, Madness, and Greed
Greenwood
Sea of Tranquility
A Killer in King's Cove (Lane Winslow #1)
The Curve of Time: The Classic Memoir of a Woman and Her Children Who Explored the Coastal Waters of the Pacific Northwest
The Forest Lover
Still Missing
I Heard the Owl Call My Name
The Cure for Death by Lightning
Dark Roads
Finding the Mother Tree: Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest
King of Fish by David R. MontgomeryStorytellers at the Columbia River by Nancy Danielson MendenhallA River Lost by Blaine HardenAncient Encounters by James C. ChattersThe Organic Machine by Richard White
Best Columbia River Basin Books
41 books — 14 voters
I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret CravenCowboys Don't Cry by Marilyn HalvorsonNo Fixed Address by Maureen BaylessWhy Just Me? by Martyn GodfreyHold Fast by Kevin Major
20th Century YA Set in Canada
110 books — 7 voters

City Builders by Richard LittlemoreThe Cougar Lady by Rosella M. LeslieBecoming Vancouver by Daniel FrancisSmall City in a Big Valley by Tom HenryBritish Columbia Coast Names, 1592-1906 by John T. Walbran
History of British Columbia
116 books — 14 voters
Where the River Takes Me by Julie LawsonThe Hudson's Bay Company by Richard MorenusVoyage of the Half Moon by Tracey WestRunning West by James A. HoustonHudson's Bay Boy by John Seagrave
The Hudson's Bay Company (HBC)
45 books — 2 voters

Home to Woefield by Susan JubyRepublic of Dirt by Susan JubyThe Cougar Lady by Rosella M. LeslieKlondike by Pierre BertonFootsteps in the Snow by Carol Matas
The Canadian West
70 books — 14 voters

Alyssa Hall
“ The officer looked at her. “So, to recap, you carried a package of, you don’t know what, for a girl you’ve never seen before and gave it to a man you don’t know. Or so you say. Who does that? ”
― Alyssa Hall, And Then I Heard the Quiet

Ian McAllister
“ More often than not, the wolves showed themselves in other ways—a track etched in the mud, a few scats here and there, the well-chewed, moss-covered bones of a Sitka blacktailed deer, and, most frequently and possibly most grand of all, a late-evening chorus of howls heard from the deck of our boat at a lonely anchorage. The sound echoed softly off the high granite walls of some slope or side hill, somewhere where the wolves hunted in the vast sea of verdant rain forest. ”
― Ian McAllister, Following the Last Wild Wolves

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