Inheritance explores the immigrant experience, the sacrifices made by both parents and children, and the way trauma is transferred to the next generation. As Anne completes her journey to the past, she emerges to finally define life on her own terms.

Away from the pressures of fame, Eunjae discovers the love & warmth of the simple life he yearns for—one that he is even willing to give up his idol life for—and the strength to fight his powerful agency for his chance at true happiness.

Stuck in a time loop on Friday, June 20 (a.k.a. the longest day of the year), Noelle’s life turns upside down after eating some mysterious dumplings at a night market. With no clue how to escape, and no consequences to her actions, she starts breaking out of her comfort zone..

A list of books written by Asian Canadian authors for Asian Heritage Month, compiled from various Canadian media, library, and bookstore lists/recommendations.

"Age 16" follows the lives of Roz in Toronto, her mother Lydia in Hong Kong, and her grandmother Mei Laan in Guangdong—all from the time they were sixteen, all facing their own unique challenges.

In her debut novel, Chan transports us to Tiankawi, where humans and fathomfolk seek to co-exist. However, like any civilization, this co-existence is not without its issues.