AUDRA KENT In this the month of our national anniversary, why not celebrate all things Canadian with a cross-country trip that begins at Belleville Public Library. Whether you choose a book based on the genre, the author, or just by its cover, we’re sure to have something to suit your Canadian armchair travelling needs. We’ll [...]
Article content AUDRA KENT In this the month of our national anniversary, why not celebrate all things Canadian with a cross-country trip that begins at Belleville Public Library. Whether you choose a book based on the genre, the author, or just by its cover, we’re sure to have something to suit your Canadian armchair travelling needs. Recommended Videos We’ll begin by driving straight up Highway 62 to Barry’s Bay where Canadian
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author Carley Fortune’s contemporary romance novel Every Summer After is based (available in print, or as an audiobook or eBook on Libby). For years, Percy and her parents travelled from Toronto to this small Ontario town to spend their summers. There, Percy met local Sam Florek, and together they worked in the family restaurant owned by his mother. With each passing year, their friendship blossomed into something more, until one very big mistake. Years later, Percy receives a phone call summoning her back to Barry’s Bay to attend a funeral where, her heart breaking, she is once again reunited with the Florek family. From Barry’s Bay, let’s travel northwest to the wilds of Alberta with Canadian author Trina Moyles and her books Lookout: Love, Solitude and Searching for Wildfire in the Boreal Forest (available in print), and Black Bear: A Story of Siblinghood and Survival (available...
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- Jul 15, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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