Sept. 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to honour the children who never returned home from residential schools, Survivors, their families and their communities. It is also a day for reflection, learning and action. This booklist offers stories and resources that deepen our understanding of Canada’s colonial history, celebrate Indigenous voices and knowledge and encourage us all to engage with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action.

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Truth and Reconciliation Reading Challenge
KFPL invites readers of all ages to take part in the Truth and Reconciliation Reading Challenge, launching Sept. 30. Explore books by Indigenous authors to learn about the histories, languages, cultures and lived experiences of Indigenous Peoples.
Track your reading in Beanstack to earn badges for activities, reviews and time milestones. Each badge is an entry into the grand prize draw for an orange shirt pin beading kit. The more you read, the more chances you have to win!
Celebrate IWD with these reads
March 8th is International Women’s Day, and the UN’s theme for 2023 is DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality. Check out these nonfiction selections and be inspired by some incredible women in STEM, past and present, and learn about the barriers to digital gender equality that still exist today.
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Looking for more eBooks and eAudiobooks? Good news! We've partnered with Burlington, Hamilton, London, Mississauga and Ottawa Public Libraries to give you even more content on OverDrive – more than 300,000 titles!
You will see a link to the Partner libraries in the top right corner of KFPL’s OverDrive website. Click on it and select the library collection you’d like to browse. In the Libby mobile app, log in and you’ll see a Partner Libraries menu.
Borrow from partner libraries using your KFPL card number and PIN. You can even reserve books through partner libraries – just keep in mind that every library’s own members will have their reservations prioritized over visiting members. Learn more here.
Your top titles: February 2023
Enjoy a collection of some of the most-loaned and most-wanted books from February 2023 at the Kingston Frontenac Public Library (other than Prince Harry’s Spare)!