Join Brenda Baker, David Carpenter, Faye Rafter, Nik Burton, and Robert Currie in a remembrance of Saskatchewan writer and publisher Geoffrey Ursell, co-sponsored by SaskBooks and the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. When: Apr 7, 2021 7:00 PM CST Register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PW1D5OD3RDSzgxsP37w7BA For more questions, contact Jillian Bell ([email protected]) or Tracy Hamon ([email protected])
I Read Canadian Day
We’d love to know what Saskatchewan books are in your stack for national day of celebrating Canadian books for young people: I Read Canadian Day! Send us a Tweet or an email or post on our Facebook page and let us know what you’re reading on February 17th. Read Canadian for 15 minutes and let […]
Free shipping for April!
We know you love to read, and what better time to stock up on your reading pile than when you’re practicing some physical distancing and waiting for sourdough to rise as you work from home? We encourage you to contact your local independent bookseller. If their shop is closed, we’re offering free shipping on all […]
30th Anniversary Series – Scholarly Acquisitions
30 years ago, book publishers in Saskatchewan banded together to form an association that would represent their shared voice in the publishing industry. That was the birth of SaskBooks (at that time we were the Saskatchewan Publishers Group). There were six publisher members of our association. Oh my, how we’ve grown. Today, SaskBooks enjoys the […]
Teach Saskatchewan
Teach Saskatchewan is a free resource for teachers that highlights books published in Saskatchewan with recommendations for use with provincial curricula for all grade levels. It also features citations, awards, and reviews. The books appearing in this resource have been reviewed by an educational consultant. We distribute Teach Saskatchewan to all Saskatchewan schools; to order […]
30th Anniversary Series – Edward Willett
30 years ago, book publishers in Saskatchewan banded together to form an association that would represent their shared voice in the publishing industry. That was the birth of SaskBooks (at that time we were the Saskatchewan Publishers Group). There were six publisher members of our association. Oh my, how we’ve grown. Today, SaskBooks enjoys the […]
