The "Quebec" category in books refers to a genre that encompasses literature either originating from or significantly related to the Canadian province of Quebec. This genre is characterized by works written in French, the province's official language, and includes a diverse range of literary forms such as novels, poetry, plays, and essays. Quebec literature is often marked by themes that explore the province's unique cultural identity, history, and the experiences of its people, including the tension between the French-speaking majority and English-speaking minority, as well as issues of nationalism and the quest for sovereignty. The category also embraces the rich storytelling traditions of the indigenous peoples of the region. Books in the "Quebec" category provide readers with insight into the social, political, and emotional landscape of this distinct Francophone society, showcasing the province's contribution to the broader tapestry of Canadian and Francophone literature.

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