These picture books celebrate the water and the creatures that call it home.
Beautiful location, great characters and fast read in Karen Swan's latest The Hidden Beach.
The Mad Kyoto Shoe Swapper offers a look at Japanese culture in this collection of short stories.
Some great picture books that you won't mind read over and over again.
Excellent read about a sad time from Canada's history.
In this author chat, Tanya Lloyd Kyi talks about privacy, her writing process and #IReadCanadian
Set in the 1920s, we follow the story about a young lady, forced to commit a terrible crime, who flees to London, England, and reinvents herself, meeting a host of characters along the way.
I review the beautiful, but sad The Phone Booth in Mr. Hirota's Garden, based on a true story, and other new release picture books.
Book Time interviews Toronto author/illustrator Paul Gilligan about his middle grade book King of the Mole People, which is now out.
