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Just Pretending Lisa Bird-Wilson From one of Canada’s most exciting Métis voices comes a book whose themes include the complexities of identity, belonging, Aboriginal adoption, loss and abandonment, regret, and insecurity. At the centre of the stories are relationships between children and parents, both those who are real and those who are just pretending. 272 pages. Coteau Books 9781550505467 $18.95 FICTION Pewter Angels Henry Ripplinger Pewter Angels is the first novel in Henry Ripplinger’s Angelic Letters series, and tells the story of Henry and Jenny, whose inspiring yet tumultuous journey through life’s struggles and victories inspires the miracle of deep, enduring love. A hard-to-put-down story spanning six novels with an ending only angels can bring about. 432 pages. Pio Seelos Books 9780986542415 $21.95 The Sixth Age Kay Parley Craving independence and respect, an elderly group of painters and poets, sculptors and scribes buys a retirement home in the lovely Qu’Appelle Valley. Are the problems and pitfalls of ageing enough to put an end to their dream of self-determination? Not if Allie Dutton can help it! 256 pages. Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing 9781894431859 $19.95 8 <strong>Read</strong> <strong>Saskatchewan</strong>
Swedes’ Ferry Allan Safarik An historically accurate novel about an international showdown between police forces, and at the same time a picaresque tale of cops and robbers and life along the Canada/US prairie border at the end of the 19th Century. This is fascinating historical fiction, full of detailed information about the prairie border country. 272 pages. Coteau Books 9781550505610 $19.95 FICTION To Everything a Season Helen Mourre A collection of short stories dissecting the raw, poignant truth of life’s turning points, Mourre’s writing “can make you catch your breath. Fear to turn the page. Because she knows that in our real, not-ripped-from-the-headlines lives, such moments are, in actuality, revolutions, apoca lypses, and salvations” — CBC Radio. 160 pages. Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing 9781894431897 $16.95 Aboriginal Consultation, Environmental Assessment, and Regulatory Review in Canada Kirk N. Lambrecht Offering a practical guide to a complex process, this book address the duty to consult Aboriginal people and creates a road map for resource developers, governments, First Nations, and the courts to advance sustainable practices and environmental protection. Law – 177 pages. University of Regina Press 9780889772984 $39.95 NON FICTION skbooks.com 9
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