The Reading Passport: Books set in New Brunswick

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New Brunswick is one of the three Maritime provinces in Canada, and it is the only province with English and French as its official languages. New Brunswick is home to the The Miramichi River, which many deem the place for best salmon fishing in the world. The city of Saint John boast the steepest street in all Canada, King Street with an incline of 80 feet over only two blocks. Two gigantic roadside attractions pay homage to the region's industry: a gigantic lobster in Shediac (the lobster capital of the world), and a 50-feet tall axe in Nackawic (a town dependent on the logging industry). And just off Deer Island, you can find Old Sow, one of the largest whirlpools in the world. If these facts about New Brunswick caught your attention, I bet you will enjoy the books in the list below. 

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Itinerary

📚 The Americans Are Coming by Herb Curtis - Historical Fiction

📚 The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor by Sally Armstrong - Historical Fiction

📚 The Sea Captain's Wife by Beth Powning - Romance

📚 Mercy Among the Children by David Adams Richard - Contemporary Fiction

📚 Nights Below Station Street by David Adams Richard - Literary Fiction

📚 The Bay of Love and Sorrows by David Adams Richard - Literary Fiction

📚 Summer Point by Linda McNutt - Literary Fiction

📚 The Hush Sisters by Gerard Collins - Fantasy

📚 I Am A Truck by Michelle Winters - Humor

📚 The Town that Drowned by Riel Nason - YA

📚 The Terrible Tide by Charlotte McLeod - Cozy Mystery

📚 The Ballad of Jacob Peck by Debra Komar - True Crime

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