Author: lostandfoundbooks
I am unable to withstand the gravitational pull of bookstores and anything vintage. I am passionate about art, books, coffee, public radio (CBC), social justice and writing.
Book review: My Dyslexia is my dyslexia (or, five reasons I love this book)
February: Hearts and hibernation
Patrick McGahern Books: Ottawa bookstore steeped in history
My dyslexic journey: one year later
Radical librarians
The legacy of Leonard Cohen
Why I love books
Audrey at Home: Home cooking & happy memories
Gifts from the sea
In praise of idleness
Summer reading for Olympians #Rio2016
“We had more light to read by”
How a librarian changed my life: Wil Wheaton
Canada reads…in vintage photos
Goodnight moon. Hello nightmare. A short film.
Plotting in Cicero’s garden
Let it rain!
world peace, world #bookday
out of the cold…
Imperfect manifesto
Happy new year from the land of snow and hope
the pages were softly turned…
My favorite things: Maira Kalman
I love books. I don’t love reading them.
The love and comfort of #PenguinBooks: A chat with illustrator Alanna Cavanagh
A boy in France
Sunny ways: Literary landmarks of Ottawa
The library at night
Neutrinos are like Timbits: In defence of plain language
Virginia Woolf, Wes Anderson, and the #DayoftheGirl
Cottage of content
Quebec City: Library Love
8 reasons to be a literary tourist
Heaven in a wild flower
Getting to know my neighbours, one story at a time…
let’s pretend it’s summer…
“It’s in the books, Valentine!”
The pleasant land of counterpane
The joy of family reading and the reluctant reader
January…an open book
Ottawa, two months later
Kaleidoscope Kids’ Books: A bookstore to love
Merry Bookmas: Christmas penguins, pledges, puns and picks
Library Love: Ferguson Municipal Public Library
Together on Tuesdays: Black Squirrel Books Take 2
The First Snow: A silence deep and white
Sunday night reflections: Canada Geese, hope and poetry
Boo
Lost and Found Books 