By Jody Wilson-Raybould (Author), Roshan Danesh (Author) 

Content:

The totem pole is the foundation of this powerful oral history of Canada. Its goal is to tell the country’s story in a way that encourages readers to see it from new angles, appreciating both the broad arc of history and the important details along the way. It reminds us that history is always available to be retold, reinterpreted, and passed on to future generations, with meaning and strength found in the act of re-telling.

The history of Canada, especially the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, has traditionally been told in an exclusive and fragmented way, with the voices of a few dominating over many others. Reconciling History seeks to change that by amplifying the voices that have long been unheard. This groundbreaking book, born from the oral history of True Reconciliation and enriched with powerful photography and art, takes storytelling to a whole new level, offering a more inclusive and diverse account of our shared past.

How to Pick a Winning Product, Build a Real Business, and Become a Seven-Figure Entrepreneur

by  Ryan Daniel Moran  (Author), Russell Brunson  (Foreword)

Content:

This roadmap offers a fast-track approach to building a seven-figure business in just one year. While "entrepreneur" has become a buzzword, the reality is that creating a profitable, sustainable business requires dedication, hard work, and resilience. Most new businesses fail within six years, and only a small percentage ever reach $1 million in annual revenue. 12 Months to $1 Million condenses the startup process into a clear, proven plan that has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs hit the million-dollar milestone.

The guide is divided into three stages:

1. The Grind (Months 0-4): Identify a winning product, target guaranteed buyers, secure funding, and make your first sale.
2. The Growth (Months 5-8): Use cost-effective advertising to reach 25 sales per day, proving profitability.
3. The Gold (Months 9-12): Scale your product offerings to reach 100 sales per day, getting closer to the million-dollar goal.

Ryan Daniel Moran, through Capitalism.com, has helped over 100 entrepreneurs achieve seven-figure success. This one-year plan is intense and challenging but promises to guide you toward owning a million-dollar business and the freedom to control your future.

by  Adam Grant  (Author)

Content:

How Big Things Get Done, shortlisted for the Financial Times and Schroders Business Book of the Year 2023, offers crucial insights into successfully planning and executing ambitious projects. Written by Oxford professor Bent Flyvbjerg and bestselling author Dan Gardner, the book explores why most large-scale projects fail, drawing on research and real-world examples, like Apple's iPod and London's Crossrail.

The authors identify key principles for success:

• Understand your odds: Know your chances of success to make informed decisions.
• Plan slow, act fast: Careful planning leads to efficient execution.
• Think right to left: Start with your goal and work backward to outline steps.
• Find your Lego: Break big projects into manageable parts.
• Master the unknown unknowns: Learn to anticipate and navigate unforeseen challenges.

Through vivid examples, including the Sydney Opera House and Pixar blockbusters, the book provides practical strategies for completing any ambitious project on time and within budget, making it an essential read for leaders and managers.

Achieving Your Wildly Important Goals 

by  Chris McChesney  (Author), Sean Covey  (Author), Jim Huling  (Author), Scott Thele  (Author), Beverly Walker  (Author)

Content:

The Four Disciplines of Execution (4DX) is a #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller that has transformed how organizations achieve their most important goals. Recommended by Harvard Business School's Clayton Christensen, this book offers a proven set of practices, not just theory, essential for thriving in today's competitive environment. The 2nd Edition includes 30% new content, addressing topics like the impact of 4DX on leadership, the key metric for sustained execution, leadership mindsets for strategic commitment, and the use of technology for executive scoreboards.

Used by over 100,000 teams worldwide, 4DX provides a simple, repeatable, and effective formula for executing strategic priorities amidst daily distractions. The four disciplines—Focus on the Wildly Important, Act on Lead Measures, Keep a Compelling Scoreboard, and Create a Cadence of Accountability—help leaders drive significant behavioral change in their teams, leading to breakthrough results and lasting organizational change.

By Christopher Twin

Five teens gather by the river, sharing horror stories. Chad's tale of encountering malevolent creatures sets the stage. As each teen tries to outdo the other, the evening becomes a storytelling contest. "Bad Medicine" draws from Cree folklore, offering chilling narratives that blur reality and imagination along Loon River.

By Safia Fazlul

"The Red One" delves into Nisha's tumultuous life, marked by a passionless marriage, past sexual abuse, and societal pressures within Toronto's South Asian community. Facing her demons, she confronts her past and finds dangerous attraction in a mysterious man, compelling her to confront her trauma.

By Ali Hazelwood

In this fresh paranormal romance from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis, an perilous bond emerges between a Vampyre bride and an Alpha Werewolf, igniting a love so profound it's irresistible.