I am the final stop in the L.E. Sterling True North blog tour, created by Raincoast Books, promoting the second book in True Born, an urban fantasy trilogy, and featuring a guest post with Toronto author LE Sterling. I wish I... Continue Reading →
As a teen, I thought if I ever got pregnant, I would do the “right” thing and give up the baby so she could have the best life possible. Now that I have had a child, I am not sure... Continue Reading →
I read so many fabulous and absolutely beautiful picture books this month. Pandora by Victoria Turnbull ($23.99, Raincoast Books, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) is so exceptionally beautiful. As soon as I pulled it out of the box of books from Raincoast,... Continue Reading →
For a little book, DK's Woodland and Forest ($11.99) is packed full of information. From explaining what a forest is and where they can be found (they cover about a third of the Earth's surface, and no two forests are... Continue Reading →
Just in time for Earth Day Saturday, April 22, DK Books asks What's Really Happening To Our Planet? and offers The Facts Simply Explained ($19.95). I found the book by Tony Juniper quite depressing, and likely shouldn't have read it... Continue Reading →
I was honoured when Raincoast Books asked me if I wanted to participate in a blog tour to promote Toronto resident's L.E. Sterling's latest book True North, the sequel in the planned True Blood trilogy. Sterling's guest blog post will... Continue Reading →
Cindy Anstey talks Regency period, travel, the Swoon Reads community, writing and Duels & Deceptions
Nova Scotia author Cindy Anstey's latest book Duels & Deceptions ($15.99, Raincoast Books, Swoon Reads) came out earlier this month, and I had the pleasure of asking the author a number of questions about her characters, her writing process and... Continue Reading →
Kwame Alexander's Booked, about a soccer-playing teen written in a variety of poetry styles or The Playbook, a book of quotes and rules to live by; Jeff Garvin's Symptoms of Being Human, a chapter book about Reilly, who is gender... Continue Reading →