Dog-eared: January 2015
Merna Foster is a Canadian historian and the force behind a petition to get Canadian women and ethnic minorities onto bank notes (see Canadian Geographic’s interview of her). She is also […]
Merna Foster is a Canadian historian and the force behind a petition to get Canadian women and ethnic minorities onto bank notes (see Canadian Geographic’s interview of her). She is also […]
Hardcover, 144 pages Expected publication: February 3rd 2015 by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Source: Author Clover’s Luck is the first in a new early reader series by Kallie George who is a […]
Kallie George works as an author and editor in Vancouver, Canada, and she holds a master’s in children’s literature from the University of British Columbia. In addition to writing and […]
Apparently, when I think covers with a dreamy/whimsical feel, I mean pink-ish covers? Anyway, you all know the drill: join the conversation! Leave us a comment! :) Marguerite Caine’s physicist parents are […]
[NOTE: This is a review copy from Tundra Books.] So, I’ve already blogged about how much I loved Dream Boats by Dan Bar-el and one day I will find a reason […]
The Last Song by Eva Wiseman Published April 2012 by Tundra Books 232 pages Spain had been one of the world’s most tolerant societies for eight hundred years, but that […]
Hardcover, 32 pages Published July 8th 2014 by Tundra Books Source: Publisher Julia, Child is a beautifully composed book focusing on two children with a passion for cooking and a desire […]
The Swallow by Charis Cotter Published September 2014 by Tundra Books 318 pages Both Polly and Rose feel invisible for very different reasons. Polly is a small part of an ever […]
Hardcover, 256 pages Expected publication: January 27th 2015 by Feiwel & Friends Source: Raincoast Books Fans of Marissa Meyer’s The Lunar Chronicles will be well acquainted with Levana, the Lunar Queen, the […]
TTT is by The Broke and the Bookish. At this point, I’m just picking topics at random. So. *props chin on hands* Favourite quotes? Nafiza Ooh Yash, I like this […]