B.C.: 15 bestselling books for the week of Aug. 29
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B.C.: 15 bestselling books for the week of Aug. 29
Compiled by Bookmanager using weekly sales statistics from more than 250 Canadian independent book stores.
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By The Vancouver Sun
Published Sep 04, 2026
Last updated 2 hours ago
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1.A False and Fatal Claim: A Lane Winslow Mystery — Iona Whishaw (Touchwood Editions).
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2. How to Nourish a Cannibal— Jess Housty (Nightwood Editions).
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3. Unceded: Understanding British Columbia’s Colonial Past and Why It Matters Now — George M. Abbott, foreword by Steven Point (UBC Press).
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4. The Astronaut Children of Dunbar Street: A Memoir— Wiley Wei-Chium Ho (Douglas and McIntyre).
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5. The Best of Roy Henry Vickers: 80 Selected Works— Lucky Budd, Roy Henry Vickers (Harbour Publishing Co.)
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6. Tiny Hiker— Natasha Zimmers, illustrated by Jaimie MacGibon (Orca Books).
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7. Dead Bees Still Sting: Tales of Life at the Edge of Nature— Susan Cormier (Greystone Books).
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8. Meanwhile, Back in Nokomis: Tales from Canada and Elsewhere — Will Ferguson (Douglas & McIntyre).
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9.Trading Fate: How a Little-known Company Stopped British Columbia from Becoming an American State— Graeme Menzies (Heritage House Publishing).
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10. A Season for Spies: A Lane Winslow Prequel — Iona Whishaw (Touchwood Editions).
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11. West Coast Kitchen Garden: Growing, Gathering, And Eating Through the Seasons— Sabrina Currie (Touchwood Editions).
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12. The Trees Talk— Jennifer Scott, illustrated by Carla Joseph (Medicine Wheel Publishing).
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13. The Inquisitive Raven — Richard Wagamese, illustrated by Bridget…
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