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Winnipeg Public Library

Booklists

A list of booklists curated for you by Winnipeg Public Library librarians. If you're looking for a personalized booklist, connect with us through the Five-in-Five book recommendation service.

For Everyone

Asian authors

Books for all ages by Asian authors.

Black authors

Great reads by Black authors.

Emergency preparedness

Connect with resources to help you be prepared in case of emergency.

Financial Literacy Month

Learn how to save and spend wisely.

Islamic History Month

October is Islamic History Month. Celebrate and learn with these reads.

Jewish authors

Discover reads by Jewish authors.

Palestinian authors

Recommended books by Palestinian authors.

World stories

Stories and languages from around the world.

For Adults

Adult learners

The Library has many books to borrow that can help improve your literacy skills.

Adult literacy educators

Resources adult literacy teachers can use to support adult learners.

Fiction

The latest and greatest in literary, historical, and inspirational fiction.

Gardening

Fresh picks are always available at the library.

Health

Connect with authoritative sources to support your health.

Indigenous authors

Recommended reads by Indigenous authors.

Local authors

Discover local writing talent from Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Canada.

Mysteries & thrillers

Let us help you solve the mystery of which whodunnit to read next.

Non-fiction

Enjoy reading about real life? Here are some great picks.

Other-worldly fiction

Connect with your next great horror, science fiction or fantasy read.

Racism & anti-racism

Learn about forms of racism, race privilege, and anti-racism.

Rainbow reads

Recommended books by and about 2SLGBTQ+ people for adults.

Residential schools

Recommended reading on residential schools for adults.

Romance

Romantic reads with happily ever after or at least happy for now endings.

Winnipeg 150: Fiction

Fiction titles that reference extreme weather, street names, Slurpees, and more great things about Winnipeg.

Winnipeg 150: Local History Room

Highlights of the Local History Room devoted to the history of Winnipeg.

Winnipeg 150: Non-Fiction

Recommended reads to learn more about Winnipeg's past, present and future.

For Children

Big topics for children

Books for discussing big topics with children, including bullying, loss, adoption, and more.

Books for babies

Recommended reads for you and your baby.

Going to kindergarten!

Stories for children to learn that kindergarten is where learning and fun happens!

Human rights

Books for children and teens that show peoples' differences and the importance of respecting human rights.

I love my library!

Early experiences with books and language lay the foundation for success in learning to read.

Indigenous authors

Recommended reads by Indigenous authors.

Math for early readers

Recommended math reads for early readers.

Math for school age kids

Recommended math reads for school age children.

Neurodiversity

Recommended books about neurodiversity for children and teens.

Racism and anti-racism

Books about racism and anti-racism for children and teens.

Rainbow reads for kids

Books by and about 2SLGBTQ+ people for children.

Residential schools

Recommended reading on residential schools for children and teens.

Science literacy

Recommended science reads for children.

For Teens

Homework help for teens

Helpful resources for studying and research.

Human rights

Books for children and teens that show peoples' differences and the importance of respecting human rights

Indigenous authors

Recommended reads by Indigenous authors.

Neurodiversity

Recommended books about neurodiversity for children and teens.

Racism and anti-racism

Books about racism and anti-racism for children and teens.

Rainbow reads for teens

Books by and about 2SLGBTQQIA+ people for teens.

Residential schools

Recommended reading on residential schools for children and teens.

Teens: big topics

Fiction and non-fiction resources for building skills and navigating teen life.

Teens: the lists

Fiction and non-fiction reads for learning and enjoyment.

Last update: June 10, 2024

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