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CAN YOU NAME the last Canadian book you handed to your child, teen, or student?

While the volume of English-Canadian titles for adults and children has been on the rise over recent decades, Canadian readership and purchases have decreased. The figures are staggering: in 2005, approximately 27 per cent of books purchased in Canada were written by Canadians. Today, that number is a mere 13 per cent, according to a 2018 report, “More Canada: Increasing Canadians’ Awareness and Reading of Canadian Books,” compiled by a volunteer think-tank of 27 industry veterans.

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Quill & Quire
December 2019
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