Rocky Mountain Books has generously donated some of their top wildlife titles to The Fur-Bearers’ Read-a-Thon and you have a chance to win them!
The Canadian publishing company, founded in 1979, kept hikers, climbers and skiers safe and entertained for years with their guidebooks. In the 21st century, Rocky Mountain Books has repositioned itself and now successfully publishes and promotes a dynamic, growing list of provocative, engaging and award-winning books on mountain history, adventure travel, outdoor lifestyle, environmental consciousness, Indigenous culture, and contemporary photography—as well as a growing selection of bestselling books for children.
Included in the giveaway are four of their top wildlife titles – Takaya: Lone Wolf (Cheryl Alexander, 2020), What Bears Teach Us (Sarah Elmeligi with photos by John E. Marriott, 2020), Talking With Bears: Conversations with Charlie Russell (G.A. Bradshaw 2020) and Bears Without Fear (Kevin Van Tighem, 2013).
If you love to read and want a chance to win one of these great books, all you have to do is register for our Read-a-Thon! Click here to get started (it’s entirely free, and you set your own goals). If you need help setting it up, we’ve even recorded videos to show you how (click here).
We’ll randomly draw winners following the Read-a-Thon. Any Canadian resident can win – just register here and make sure you click ‘yes’ to receive email updates!
We’d like to send a huge THANK YOU to Rocky Mountain Books for their generous donation. If you’re looking for even more great wildlife-related topics, check out these titles from Rocky Mountain Books at RMBooks.ca, your local bookshop or library:
Reindeer Reflections: Lessons from an Ancient Culture (COMING FALL 2021)
The Kootenay Wolves: Five Years Following a Wild Wolf Pack (COMING FALL 2021)
Talking with Bears: Conversations with Charlie Russell
The Pipestone Wolves: The Rise and Fall of a Wolf Family
Wolf Spirit: A Story of Healing, Wolves and Wonder
At Sea with the Marine Birds of the Raincoast (Winner, 2016 Lane Anderson Award for Best Canadian Science Writing; Shortlisted, Basil Stuart-Stubbs Prize for Outstanding Scholarly Book on British Columbia
The Homeword Wolf (Winner! 2014 Mountain Literature / Jon Whyte Award, Banff Mountain Book and Film Festival)
Wild Horses, Wild Wolves: Legends at Risk at the Foot of the Canadian Rockies
