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French-language book fairs: a new post-pandemic chapter

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For Diane Ouellette (left), choosing authors who are familiar with the linguistic minority situation remains essential: “It is the key if you want to encourage people to continue reading.” PHOTO: Marine Ernoult — Francopresse “Book fairs are about the survival of the language: it's about transmitting the love of reading to the next generation,” says the president of the Prince Edward Island Book Fair, Diane Ouellette. After a three-year break …
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