Dive into a compelling piece of Canadian historical fiction this August at the Spadina Road Library's Reading Challenge Book Club.
What We're Reading
This month, the group is tackling Daughters of the Deer by Danielle Daniel. Set in the Algonquin territories of the 1600s, this haunting and grounded novel imagines the lives of the author's ancestors during the early days of French settlement in Quebec. It's a powerful narrative that explores heritage, survival, and the complicated roots of early Canadian history.
Practical Info
The discussion takes place around the Canoe Table in the center of the Spadina Road Library (10 Spadina Road), nestled right in the vibrant Annex neighbourhood. It's a free, welcoming drop-in space for adults and older adults looking to connect over great literature. No registration is required—just read the book and come ready for a lively discussion.
