Monkey Beach is a novel written by Eden Robinson, a Canadian author of Haisla and Heiltsuk descent. The story follows a young woman named Lisa as she navigates her life in the coastal community of Kitamaat, British Columbia. The narrative blends elements of Indigenous culture, family dynamics, and supernatural themes. Set against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest, the novel explores themes of loss, identity, and the connection to nature. Monkey Beach is notable for its rich descriptions of the landscape and its portrayal of Indigenous traditions, making it a significant work in contemporary Canadian literature.