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Books

We have books for adults and for children in more than 30 languages:

Arabic		Korean
Bengali		Panjabi
Chinese		Persian
Cook Island Maori	Reo Kuki Airani	Portuguese	Português
Dutch	Nederlands	Russian
Filipino/Tagalog	Pilipino	Samoan	Samoa
French	Français	Sinhalese
German	Deutsch	Somali	Soomaaliya
Gujrarati		Spanish	Español
Hindi		Swahili	Kiswahili
Indonesian	Bahasa Indonesian	Tamil
Irish	Gaeilge	Thai
Italian	Italiano	Tongan	Tonga
Japanese		Urdu
Khmer		Vietnamese

Magazines

We also have a selection of magazines in other languages:


		Français

	Español

News Read news in other languages or find out what some language communities are doing.

Comments and questions

We are always grateful for donations to the Community Languages collection.

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We welcome suggestions for books and authors you would like to read in your language.

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If you have any questions or comments about Community Languages please contact the Multicultural Services Librarian.

What's new in Community Languages this month?

Thai Literature

Pick ruk hai tong lock.

Na tee pay far ja rod puen num by Li pe Kan.

Lum num ruk heng suang sa wan = Dreamland of love. by Fata

New French Fiction and Non Fiction

Les enfants du sabbat by Anne Hébert

A French Canadian novel.

Les désaxés by Christine Angot..

A tale of living together.

Bonjour tristesse by Francoise Sagan.

Sagan's classic tale of the ennui of youth.

Moi qui n'ai pas connu les hommes by Jacqueline Harpman.

This is a disturbing tale of capativity.

S'aimer tel que l'on est by Chantal Calatayud.

This book is about falling in love.

Désert by J.M.G. Le Clézio.

A tale of North Africans living urban setting remembering the beauty of the desert. This book won the Grand Priz su Paul Mrand awarded by the Académie françatse.

Le petit futé Nouvelle-Zélande : 2007-2008 by Dominique Auzias and Jean-Paul Labourdette.