Special Holiday Book Bundles

Winter is the time to curl up inside with a good book. This season, Kegedonce Press is making it easy with four special book bundles for the winter holidays. Because good books are better when they come in twos!

We have selected pairings that fit well together, for the young and young-at-heart, for poetry lovers, and lovers of spec-fic, mythology and the fantastical.

Check out all of our holiday special bundles at the following links:

Children’s Book Bundle: Amik and Keeshig and the Ojibwe Pterodactyls

NShannacappo Duo: Through the Eyes of Asunder and The Krillian Key: Salamander Run

Poetry Book Bundle 1: Slam Coalkan and A Moon Made of Copper

Poetry Book Bundle 2: Go Down Odawa Way and sitting by the rapids

From now until December 31, these special Indigenous book pairings are available at 50% off.

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