	We Want You To Know by Deborah Ellis In this book, Deborah proposes to allow kids with individual perspectives to talk about their own experiences, revealing the problem to be as varied as the possible solutions explored.

	Fishtailing by Wendy Phillips Teen violence, bullying and the burning quest to fit in are presented in the poems of 4 unforgettable high school students

	Interruptions in Glass by Tracy Hamon This collection bites down on the metaphors memory stores, exploring perceptions of everyday exchanges, familial relationships, loves, and losses.

	The Forest Horses by Byrna Barclay The Forest Horses is a study in contrasts between two women, one an indomitable spirit living through a turbulent age and the other a troubled soul living in settled times.

	Crow Boy by Maureen Bush During a visit to Keeper, the Giant of Castle Mountain, Josh accidentally loses the Nexus Ring, the magical ring that permits movement across a veil of magic to another world.

	Face Off by Maureen Ulrich Fifteen-year-old Jessie has the perfect life. She and Mark are together, hockey season is about to start and high school is so much better than junior high.

	The Secret of the Stone Circle by Judith Silverthorne Emily travels to Scotland to see her father and to learn more about her family's history. She also journeys far back in time, with the help of a magical mirror.

	Molly's Cue by Alison Acheson Molly's Cue is a story of growing up only to discover that things aren't the way you always thought they were, but that, with persistence, there is more than one way to reach for the stars.

	Year of the Golden Dragon by B.L. (Bonita) Sauder A modern day adventure that takes place in China where a sixteen-year-old Chinese girl and two visiting brothers are forced to accept a task that was set for them two thousand years ago.

	Prairie Feast by Amy Jo Ehman A humourous, light-hearted chronicle of the writer's love affair with good food & prairie traditions. Recipes peppered through out.

	For the Love of Strangers by Brenda Niskala The linked short stories in For the Love of Strangers feature prairie girl Kathy, but they wind through the complicated cultural terrain of a handful of folks who could be anywhere.

	Herstory 2011 by Saskatoon Women's Calendar Collective The Saskatoon Womens' Calendar Collective has created another memorable look into the lives of Canadian women past and present, famous or not, all with inspiring stories to tell.

	Legacy of Stone by Margaret Hryniuk A spectacular coffee-table book features the images and stories of Saskatchewan's most impressive stone buildings.

	Letters to Omar by Rachel Wyatt Three women with time on their hands tackle a charitable cause in this novel about the pleasures of worshipping someone from afar, and the difficulties in trying to make the world a better place.

Latest News

Rhea Tregebov Wins for The Knife Sharpener's Bell

Coteau Books author Rhea Tregebov’s debut novel The Knife Sharpener’s Bell has been selected the winner of the prestigious J.I. Segal 2010 Awards in the the category of Prize in English Fiction and Poetry on a Jewish Theme. The prize is to be awarded at a public ceremony on Wednesday, November

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We're Hiring

Coteau Books, a vibrant Saskatchewan literary and children’s book publisher, requires the services of a creative, flexible individual to be our Marketing Manager working out of our Regina publishing offices.

A passion for books, particularly Canadian literary books, is a prerequisite. As is a

For the Love of Strangers Launches in Saskatoon

If you missed the launch of Brenda Niskala's new book For the Love of Strangers, you can see photos of the Regina and Saskatoon launch events here.

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Herstory is Happening

The sure signs that fall is just around the corner – back to school advertising appears, the Perseid meteor shower lights up the night sky… and THE NEW HERSTORY 2011 DAYBOOK IS HERE!

That’s right. Herstory: The Canadian Women’s Calendar – the longest-running, and

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Book of the Year!

We are very pleased to announce that five Coteau Books titles have been nominated for ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year Awards!

The shortlisted titles are:
The Knife Sharpener's Bell by Rhea Tregebov, General Fiction Category
The Practice of Perfection by Mary Frances Coady, Short Stories Category

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September 6 - 12

Yukon Women’s Mini-Bus Society

Like most capital cities, Whitehorse has a transit bus system. Unlike most cities, the bus system was created by a group of women concerned for the mothers, children and seniors who were homebound without access to public transit.

The Yukon

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Award Winner

Prairie Feast

A humorous, light-hearted chronicle of the writer’s love affair with good food, prairie traditions and flavours from her childhood with recipes peppered throughout.

Click here to download a sample, find an event near you and read what everyone is saying about Prairie Feast!

In response to the growing genre of books aimed at smart, savvy women, we felt a need to provide an alternative to the current ‘chicklit’ trend - and FICTIONISTAS was born!

FICTIONISTAS is a unique reading series for female writers of literary fiction and their readers.

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Check out our catalogue!

The new Fall 2010 catalogue is here!

Find all of our catalogues here.

We Want You To Know

by Deborah Ellis

Fishtailing

by Wendy Phillips

Interruptions in Glass

by Tracy Hamon

The Forest Horses

by Byrna Barclay

Crow Boy

by Maureen Bush

Face Off

by Maureen Ulrich

The Secret of the Stone Circle

by Judith Silverthorne

Molly's Cue

by Alison Acheson

Year of the Golden Dragon

by B.L. (Bonita) Sauder

Prairie Feast

by Amy Jo Ehman

For the Love of Strangers

by Brenda Niskala

Herstory 2011

by Saskatoon Women's Calendar Collective

Legacy of Stone

by Margaret Hryniuk

Letters to Omar

by Rachel Wyatt

Latest News

Rhea Tregebov Wins for The Knife Sharpener's Bell

We're Hiring

For the Love of Strangers Launches in Saskatoon

Herstory is Happening

Book of the Year!

This Week in Herstory

September 6 - 12

Yukon Women’s Mini-Bus Society

Prairie Feast

Book Club Discount!

Check out our catalogue!