Marlene Bryenton’s storybook explores how kids in wheelchairs can be excluded
‘Transgender people are being misrepresented in popular fiction and media, and we aim to change that’
In Leah’s Gift, Destanne Norris explores and re-frames her daughter’s death in 1995
Gus Gets Going tells the story of a boy who uses a wheelchair living life to the fullest
Author’s long-awaited “Midnight Sun” sold more than 1 million copies in its first week
The ORL has entered Phase 3 of its pandemic reopening plan
Myk Richelle’s novel, The One That Got Away, began with a handwritten journal entry five years ago
Summerland branch of Okanagan Regional Library to show next film on July 10
M.F. McDowell’s book, Open City, Closed Set, is a Hollywood thriller set during WWII
Sale moves outdoors, with more than 800 boxes of books
Online book club plumbs the deaths of Okanagan Lake
Okanagan Regional Library offers virtual summer program for children
Book will be a fairy tale for kids and benefit those particularly affected by the pandemic
Okanagan Regional Library begins first phase of reopening process
Online services expanded as branch remains closed
Kate Armstrong’s debut book The Stone Frigate has been shortlisted for a national writing award
Prescient piece of history from Caetani family reappears once again
