B.C.: 15 bestselling books for the week of Oct. 24

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1. Plants of the Pacific Coast: From Alaska to Oregon, including British Columbia and Washington — Jim Pojar, Andy MacKinnon, Leigh Joseph (Styawat & Jamie Fenneman CanScience Books).

2. The Inbetween Leader: Cultivating Courage and Unity in a Complex World — Jody Wilson-Raybould, Roshan Danesh (Greystone Books).

3. Searching for the Best Place on Earth: 52 Countries in 52 Weeks — Justin McElroy (Harbour Publishing Co.).

4. How to Nourish a Cannibal— Jess Housty (Nightwood Editions).

6. I am Indigenous — Anne Tenning (Orca Book Publishers).

7. Canada’s Most Haunted: Ghostly Tales and Paranormal Encounters Across the Great White North — Ian Gibbs (Touchwood Editions).

8. A Perfect Word to Gift the Moon — Megan Carey, illustrated by Kat Cearns (Heritage House Publishing).

9. Shot in Vancouver: Adventures in Hollywood North — Sam Wiebe (Arsenal Pulp Press).

10. The Seabird Trials: How a Scientist Took Big Oil to Court and Won — Briony Penn (Harbour Publishing Co.)

11. The Hockey Song — Stompin’ Tom Connors, illustrated by Gary Clement (Greystone Books).

12. Never Again, for Anyone — Stacy Friedman, illustrated by Elly Stern (Arsenal Pulp Press).

13. The Astronaut Children of Dunbar Street: A Memoir — Wiley Wei-Chium Ho (Douglas and McIntyre).

14. Henri and the Secret Letters — Fanny Ducassé, translated by David Warriner (Greystone Books).

15.Tiny Hikers — Natasha Zimmers, iIllustrated by Jaimie MacGibbon (Orca Books).

— The weekly B.C. bestseller list highlights titles from independent, B.C.-owned publishers sold in independent B.C. bookstores.