Another week, another vote! It’s time to hit the polls and cast your next ballot for a 2026 prompt! (Plus, we’ll be announcing the results from our week one vote soon, so stay tuned!) How it works: 1. On Mondays in September, watch for a new poll. (Sign up for e-mails so you don’t miss the results […]
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Book Review The Hitchhikers by Chevy StevensThriller | Suspense | Psychological ★★★★★ Chevy Stevens has long been a favourite author of mine. When I first stumbled across her books and realized she was a local writer with an abundance of British Columbia settings, I immediately had to pore through her back list. Her books Still
September 2025 Mini-Challenge For this month’s mini-challenge, we’ve only got one prompt… but rest assured, it’s a BIG one. So, grab a book and come smash your 2025 record with us! I’m new here! What are mini-challenges? Mini-challenges are smaller month-long reading challenges, usually comprised of three prompts built around a specific theme. Mini-challenges are
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Okay, bibliophiles, September is upon us, and you know what that means… The 52 Book Club polls are officially open, and we’ll be spending the next four weeks voting on prompts for our 2026 Challenge! Each year, we invite you to help us pick prompts for next year’s challenge, and it is once again time
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Book Review The Society of Unknowable Objects by Gareth BrownFantasy | Mystery | Magical Realism ★★★ I’ve heard nothing but good things about Brown’s previous book, The Book of Doors, so I was excited to receive a copy of The Society of Unknowable Objects from Harper Collins Canada. Enter a world in which select everyday objects
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Book Review The Book of Lost Hours by Hayley GelfusoHistorical Fiction | Fantasy | Time Travel | Science Fiction | Romance ★★★★ “You won’t lose me,” he said, his voice barely a whisper. “We’re linked, you and me. No matter where we end up, be it a country, an era, or an alternative version of
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Book Review Guess Again by Charlie DonleaThriller | Mystery ★★★★ When you pick up a Donlea thriller, you know you are in for a wild and twisty ride, and Guess Again absolutely live up to those expectations. This is a fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat sort of read with short and snappy chapters that keep you flipping pages
Book Review Spitfires by Becky AikmanHistory | Non-Fiction | WWII ★★★★★ Spitfires by Becky Aikman dives into a group of twenty-five aviators who were denied the right to fly for the US during WWII, and headed to England to join the ATA (Air Transport Auxiliary), becoming the first US women to command military aircraft. This was
Lit Love Book Box May 2025 Indulge Book Box from Lit Love Book Box If you’ve followed along with The 52 Book Club for the past few years, you’ll know that I love book boxes. Book boxes are some of my favourite bookish things and are always at the top of my gift lists as
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Book Review Welcome to Murder Week by Karen DukessCozy Mystery | Fiction ★★★★★ Cozy mysteries are a go-to, relaxing read for me. So, give me a story about a faux murder mystery set in a small English village, and I’m all in. But what I didn’t expect was the beautifully layered emotional elements of this
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