- Follow A Year of Books on WordPress.com
-
- Audiobook Author event Award Biography Book Club Book signing Canada Reads Canadian CBC's 100 Books That Make You Proud to be Canadian Children's Christmas Classic Family Fiction Giller Prize Grimsby Author Series Guest Post Health and Well-being Historical Fiction Leadership Meet the Author Memoir Mystery Non-Fiction Novel Questions self-help Short Stories Thriller Uncategorized Young Adult
Blog Stats
- 35,704 hits
Tag Archives: David Chariandy
Book Review Blitz- August
My mission this weekend is to get back on track, to get caught up on my book reviews and make a small dent in my accounts of author events. These reviews are from the end of August when I … Continue reading
Posted in Book Club, Canadian, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Non-Fiction, Novels about Books, Summer Blitz
Tagged Craig Davidson, David Chariandy, Educated, Geraldine Brooks, I've Been Meaning to Tell You, Kate Quinn, People of the Book, Richard Paul Evans, Tara Westover, The Alice Network, The Forgotten Road, The Saturday Night Ghost Club
Leave a comment
29. Brother (David Chariandy)
Brother helps to open reader’s eyes to the grit, tenacity and struggle of growing up in the housing projects of Scarborough. It describes the challenges of a single mother, raising two boys between the cultures of Trinidad and Scarborough. The … Continue reading
A Year of Books 