The Canadian Embassy in Seoul is hosting a book exhibition at the Seoul Metropolitan Library in partnership with the city government, introducing renowned Canadian literature to the public.

The exhibition titled “Seoul Meets Canadian Books” is part of cultural promotion events organized by the embassy and the Seoul government, dubbed, “Seoul Meets Canada,” from Aug. 25-Sept. 17.

One-hundred books by authors ― including Nobel Prize in literature winner Alice Munro, author of “Anne of Green Gables” Lucy Maud Montgomery, novelist, poet, academic and feminist critic Margaret Atwood, “Life of Pi” author Yann Martel and science fiction writers Geoffrey Ryman and Robert J. Sawyer ― are displayed until Sept. 6, introducing Canada’s diverse culture, history and identity.

Works by French-Canadian writers Gabrielle Roy, Nicolas Dickner, Marie-Celie Agnant and Jean-Paul Desbiens are showcased along with those of children’s literature authors Deborah Ellis, Gilles Tibo and Michael Kusugak.