Rich in emotion, this war novel is a tale of enduring love. Get the full review of The Wind Is Not a River by Brian Payton.

Chatelaine Book Club review: The Wind Is Not a River by Brian Payton

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Kathryn Craft’s debut novel, The Art of Falling, chronicles a dancer’s physical and emotional fall from grace. Get the full review of The Art of Falling by Kathryn Craft. 

Review: The Art of Falling by Kathryn Craft

When war breaks out in 1914, Lilly longs to do her part, but as the daughter of British nobility she’s expected to marry well. Get the full review of Somewhere in France by Jennifer Robson.

Chatelaine Book Club review: Somewhere in France by Jennifer Robson

Lauren O’Neil is only 11 years old when she goes missing. Her family searches tirelessly for six years until — miraculously — she’s found. Get the full review of And Then She Was Gone by Rosalind Noonan.

Book review: And Then She Was Gone by Rosalind Noonan

On Sarah Grimké’s 11th birthday in 1803, her mother gives her what was then a suitable present for a girl of Sarah’s standing: a lady’s maid. Despite Sarah’s best efforts to release the young slave, named Handful, her family — and society — forbid it. Get the full review of The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd here. 

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An adventure tale about enduring love between man and wife

A rising star wakes up from a mysterious accident

A daughter of British nobility meets an unexpected suitor

A young girl is kidnapped and held in captivity

A hidden friendship between a young girl and a slave