Every Summer After, Carley Fortune, Penguin Canadaĥ. Everything She Feared, Rick Mofina, MIRAĤ. The Lie Maker, Linwood Barclay, William Morrowģ. Meet Me at the Lake, Carley Fortune, VikingĢ. I Got a Name, Eliza Robertson, Myles Dolphin, Hamish Hamilton (1)ġ. Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Milkweed (113)ġ0. On Our Best Behavior, Elise Loehnen, Dial (1)ĩ. Why We Serve, The National Police Federation, Page Two (1)Ĩ. The Survivor, Josef Lewkowicz, Michael Calvin, HarperCollins Canada (8)Ħ. Truth Telling, Michelle Good, HarperCollins Canada (1)ĥ. Fire Weather, John Vaillant, Knopf Canada (1)Ĥ. Spare, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, Random House Canada (20)Ģ.
The True Love Experiment, Christina Lauren, Gallery (1)ġ. The Lie Maker, Linwood Barclay, William Morrow (2)ġ0. It Starts with Us, Colleen Hoover, Atria (31)ħ.
It Ends with Us, Colleen Hoover, Atria (86)Ħ. Homecoming, Kate Morton, Simon & Schuster (8)Ĥ. Meet Me at the Lake, Carley Fortune, Viking (4)ģ.
The bestseller lists are compiled by Toronto Star Newspapers Limited from information provided by BookNet Canada’s national sales tracking service, BNC SalesData.ġ. “Why We Serve: Stories of Today’s RCMP Members,” a coffee-table book marking the 150th anniversary of the force, is based on interviews with some 150 members across Canada. Michelle Good, the author of the celebrated “ Five Little Indians,” turns to non-fiction in “Truth Telling: Seven Conversations about Indigenous Life in Canada,” an essay collection. Vaillant uses the devastating 2016 wildfires in Fort McMurray to explore climate science and our ancient paradoxical relationship with heat. Over the past week, it found its audience, rising to No. “ Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World,” by John Vaillant, joined the list last week at No. The most interesting list on this week’s Bestsellers is Canadian non-fiction, where four new books are making a mark.
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