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March 12, 2010

Nikolski wins Canada Reads!

This is even better than that hockey game everyone was talking about a few weeks back. Because here at Pickle Me This, we love Nikolski. We’ve loved Nikolski for two years now, and we’ve given the book (in French and English) as gifts, and we’ve urged it upon friends and family, and never once has anyone who’s read it been sorry. And yes, perhaps it’s a book you have to work for (though that’s not what I remember about it), but it’s fun work, and altogether worth the trouble.

I would have taken a picture of Harriet posing with Nikolski and Century, but it is difficult enough to keep Harriet (who is totally dressed up as a boy today– check it out!) from ripping apart one book, let alone two. (And speaking of books and Harriet destroying them, she’s totally into “lift the flap” these days.)

Anyway, it’s a good day for Canada’s readers. Congratulations to Nicolas Dickner, whose wonderful book is going to get many more new ones, and to panelist Michel  Vézina, who stole the show.

3 thoughts on “Nikolski wins Canada Reads!”

  1. Susan Telfer says:

    I had never heard of it before but will read it now. I also just started (finally) Late Nights on Air and love it so far.

  2. Nic says:

    Thank you — and nice picture !!

  3. Melanie says:

    Another wonderful picture for Harriet’s “I could read before I could walk” album, I see.

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