Read Coast 2 Coast Challenge

Read Coast 2 Coast, a Canadian Reading Challenge.

We're Reading Canadian - Coast to Coast!

Same Page is excited to launch Read Coast-to-Coast, a new reading challenge that highlights Canadian books and authors!

From February 21st – April 30th, 2026, readers of all ages are invited to try books from five regions across the country for a chance to win a prize.  

Not sure where to start? Each region has its own book list with recent Canadian titles in English and French, including separate lists for youth and adults. These Canadian books will take you across the country, all from the comfort of your home!

Need a library card? Use the library map to find your local library and sign up for free!

How to Participate

Get a free Contest Map from your local library, or print one from the Same Page website:
English Map | French Map

Read one book by a Canadian author from each of these five regions:

  • Atlantic
  • Central
  • Prairies
  • West Coast
  • Northern

You can use the book lists provided by Same Page or pick your own book from each region.

After you finish a book, bring your contest map to your local library to get a Travel Stamp (sticker), and be entered into a draw to win a local prize!

When you collect all five stamps, you’ll get a bonus sticker and an extra entry into the prize draw!

Join the Challenge!

Contest Maps

Pick up a Contest Map to start your reading journey across Canada!

Maps are available in-person at your local library, or you can download & print a copy at home:

Book Lists

Book Lists

Check out these Canadian book lists!

Each region on the contest map has its own list of new titles in English and French, with separate lists for youth and adults. Read one book by a Canadian author from each of the five regions.

Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app by OverDrive. It’s free and easy to get started.

Learn more at overdrive.com/apps/libby/.

Nova Scotia government logo featuring the provincial flag design, a blue diagonal cross with a red and yellow lion emblem in the center. The logo also includes the words "Nova Scotia" and "Nouvelle-Écosse" in blue capital letters.

Same Page recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism, and Heritage to support and promote writers and creators from all across Canada, including right here at home.

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