Join the CML Book Club! The CTV Morning Live hosts will share a new title each month. Read along, share your thoughts, and recommend your favourite books.
The CML Book Club’s first selection is “Nathalie: An Acadian's Tale of Tragedy and Triumph,” which was released in February 2020.
The book is described as a coming-of-age story, filled with heroism and heartbreak for 13-year-old Acadian Nathalie Belliveau.
The fictional story is filled with historic facts of the Acadian Expulsion and focuses on the real lives of two Acadian families who were exiled in Massachusetts for 10 years.
The CTV Morning Live team hopes you can join them in reading the book over the course of November. They will share their thoughts and next pick in early December.
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