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The Canada Reads 2020 debates will take place March 16-19. (CBC)
What is the one book all of Canada should read? It's time for Canada Reads 2020.

Over four days in March, the five defenders will bring their diverse perspectives to this year's theme: One book to bring Canada into focus.
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5 books · 11 voters · list created January 22nd, 2020 by Dalia El-farra (votes) .
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Dalia 1133 books
168 friends
CarolG 8660 books
591 friends
Michelle 530 books
79 friends
Kat 3102 books
97 friends
Heather(Gibby) 5886 books
287 friends
Amrita 270 books
7 friends
Haley 415 books
3 friends
David 2186 books
38 friends

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Andre Guimond Who's working on this list! 2 down, 3 to go! Reading "Small Game Hunting at the Local Coward Fun Club" CURRENTLY! 27 pg in and I'm excited to read on!

"We have always been here" I listened on audio book though the New Brunswick Public Library system! Nice memoir from a perspective rarely heard. Not sure it will hold up beside the others in this.

Also listened to "Through the Ashes" from our Public Library as well. This was a truly revealing book. Whenever you think you know and understand something enough, reading always reminds you how little you know. 2.07 books in and I think this is a contender. Deals with Indigenous issues., drug abuse/opioid issues, substance abuse in general, education, social services, middle canada, the list goes on.

I hope the fiction reads involve less trauma tbh and a bit more fun from the fiction to balance the list. But I appreciate the poignant nature of the subject matter.

Happy reading all!


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