Frances Itani
FRANCES ITANI has written eighteen books. Her novels include That's My Baby; Tell , shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize; Requiem , chosen by the Washington Post as one of the top fiction titles of 2012; Remembering the Bones , published internationally and shortlisted for a Commonwealth Writers' Prize; and the #1 bestseller Deafening , which won a Commonwealth Writers' Prize and was shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Published in seventeen territories,...See more
FRANCES ITANI has written eighteen books. Her novels include That's My Baby; Tell , shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize; Requiem , chosen by the Washington Post as one of the top fiction titles of 2012; Remembering the Bones , published internationally and shortlisted for a Commonwealth Writers' Prize; and the #1 bestseller Deafening , which won a Commonwealth Writers' Prize and was shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Published in seventeen territories, Deafening was also selected for CBC's Canada Reads. A three-time winner of the CBC Literary Prize, Frances Itani is a Member of the Order of Canada and the recipient of a 2019 Library and Archives Canada Scholars Award. She lives in Ottawa. See less
Frances Itani's Featured Books
Frances Itani book reviews
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Remembering the Bones
Intriguing Novel
by SissyD, Aug 6, 2009
The plotline of Remembering the Bones is unique, as well as intriguing. The reader is pulled into wanting to find out whether this women will be rescued and can identify with the her situation and ... Read More
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Deafening
Insightful
by piafinn, Oct 20, 2007
This story is set in south-eastern Ontario during World War 1 and before. It begins with the sudden deafening of a five year old girl and chronicles the process of learning to communicate. She is ... Read More
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Remembering the Bones
When you want to be somewhere else
by mishv, Jan 12, 2009
This book will take you away. Not somewhere particularly pleasant -- the main character, Georgina, is laying in a ravine after driving off the road on the way to see the Queen (who she has always ... Read More