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- Le style Houellebecq? /
- Jane Austen & the price of happiness /
- Sustainable capitalism : essential work for the Anthropocene /
- Liens franco-australiens : mélanges en l'honneur du professeur Colin Nettelbeck /
- Danger and other unknown risks /
- Stone yard devotional /
- Dictionnaire Gide : deuxime dition revue et augmente /
- Autocracy, Inc. : the dictators who want to run the world /
- I'll be the one /
- Spectrum of success : how embracing neurodiversity can revolutionize your business /
- Facilitating transformational dialogues : creating socially just communities /
- The dawnhounds /
- Totem poles & railroads /
- Ireland : the matter of monuments /
- The book of hermits : a history of hermits from antiquity to present /
- Money : a story of humanity /
- How economics explains the world : a short history of humanity /
- Makandal en métamorphoses : héroïsmes et identités dans la littérature caribéenne / Marine Cellier
- Sirens & muses : a novel /
- Suicide : understanding and ending a national tragedy /
- Main d'uvre au Cameroun /
- Influence at work : capture attention, connect with others, convince people to act /
- Gustave Flaubert : histoire et politique /
- The blind man's eyes : new and selected poetry /
- Other influences: an untold history of Feminist Avant-Garde Poetry.
- Teachers reflecting on boredom in the language classroom /
- L'uvre des frères Goncourt, un système de valeurs? /
- Living in the tall grass : poems of reconciliation /
- The killing of Gaza : reports on a catastrophe /
- Instructional strategies for middle and high school /
One Book One SFU
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Non-Fiction Writer in Residence
SFU Library's Non-Fiction Writer in Residence program emphasizes the power of writing to share knowledge beyond academia, enhancing the SFU community's capacity to tell compelling research and scholarship stories.
What book changed your mind?
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