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You may also know the sweet, dull pain of having to read many kids classics, like Goodnight Moon, approximately 100,0000 times. But a great picture book, one that works for all readers, can transcend time and culture in the best fashion. As Nobel-prizewinning author Olga Tokarczuk said, “I adore the picture book. For me it is a powerful, primeval way of telling a story that’s able to get through to anyone regardless of age, cultural differences or level of education.” As picture books go, the Canadian-born Klassen is kind of a big deal. Ask any kid and their slightly freaked-out parents about his global bestseller, ....
A remake of Footloose will be filmed in B.C. with Premier John Horgan as the mayor and, in the Kevin Bacon role, a bunch of irresponsible young people. Alberta’s War Room has hired the Easter Bunny to debate Bigfoot on the positive aspects of digging lots of holes. Fox News is taking a break from wall-to-wall coverage of cancel culture to provide wall-to-wall coverage of an evil rapper’s Satanic running shoes. Wait, that last one is real. The Lil Nas X sneakers story has pushed all else to the side, in case you’ve been wondering why Mr. Potato Head updates have been slow coming in recently. ....
Daniel Wood Has Months to Live. So the Writer Sent out a Funny Postcard It’s typical of the acclaimed journalist who’s made Vancouver his base for a world of stories. Heather Pringle has written four books and many hundreds of magazine articles for publications as diverse as National Geographic, Scientific American and Discover magazine. Based in Victoria, she is an editor emerita at Hakai magazine. SHARES ‘On a journey among Mongolia’s nomads in the Khoridol Saridag mountains,’ says Daniel Wood, ‘I met Dagjii, his encampment surrounded by domesticated reindeer. He was one of 48 remaining members of the Tsaatan tribe.’ (The Tyee asked Wood to share recollections to go with photos in this article.) ....