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Audreys Books Ltd.

Located in the historic MacLean Block, Audreys Books is situated in downtown Edmonton on 107 Street and Jasper Avenue. Drop by and visit us soon or use the links on the left to learn more about what’s happening in our store!

To contact us:

10702 Jasper Avenue

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

T5J 3J5

Phone: 780-423-3487

Fax: 780-425-8446

Toll Free: 1-800-661-3649

E-mail: audrey@audreys.ca

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Tuesday, May 14

7 pm at Audreys

John Kneale will be in store to talk about his new book, Volcano Rising: An Ambassador's Diary. The book covers the three year period that he was ambassador in Ecuador. Part of the book details the kidnapping of seven Edmonton men who were working on a pipeline in the Amazon region. They were held captive in the jungle for three months, finally being released after a ransom had been negotiated.

Wednesday, May 15

7:00-10:00 pm at

Roast Coffeehouse

NeWest Press will be hosting their biggest literary event of the year, the Spring Spectacular, which will celebrate the release of four new books. Come meet authors Corinna Chong, Jenna Butler, Marguerite Pigeon, and Rebecca Campbell as they read from their recent releases.

Thursday, May 16

12 - 1:30pm at Audreys

Rick Lauber signs books and shares tips from Caregiver’s Guide for Canadians.

What should you do when a parent grows old? It's the natural course of life, but so many children of aging

Parents are unprepared. When a parent’s health begins to fail, an adult child is left scrambling to cope.

Saturday, May 11

1 - 5 pm at Audreys

Eva Blaskovic will be in store signing copies of her book Beyond the Precipice. This debut novel is a coming of age story: for six years, Bret has been trapped by the wishes of his dead father. Now, at eighteen, he realizes he must confront his past in order to seize his future. As Bret struggles to resolve his guilt over the death he thinks he caused, he is guided by a cello player named Nicole with whom he falls in love.

Thursday, May 16

7 pm at Audreys

Astrid Blodgett introduces her new story collection You Haven’t Changed a Bit. She has published poetry and fiction in several Canadian literary journals and anthologies, including The Journey Prize Stories 24, Meltwater: 25 Years of Writing from Banff Centre, and Alberta Views.

Just published!

Ken Tingley’s important new book for local architecture and history lovers Building a Legacy: Edmonton’s Architectural History. This book embraces architectural heritage within the history of Edmonton’s development from the earliest human habitation along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River to the present .