FIght Like a Girl by Sheena Kamal is set in Toronto and features "hella fierce," Trisha, a 17-year-old Muay Thai kickboxer who begins to suspect something is going on at her house.
No one is too old to be reminded how wonderful they are. Bud bloom sprout affirmation cards were created by a Toronto mom who wants to help children love themselves.
In this Q&A with Torontonian Tory Woollcott we learn about brains, the author's brain and science (of the brain),
Toronto resident Sonia Faruqi spent 2,000 hours writing the original The Oyster Thief. And then she threw it out...
Q&A with Sylv Chiang, Durham resident and author of middle grade book Tournament Trouble, and a group of gamers and a gamer competition.
In a letter to her early readers, for which I am proud to say I am one, Toronto author Marissa Stapley writes about how of all the books she has written, her latest Things To Do When It's Raining ($22.99,... Continue Reading →
Toronto author speaks climate change, Donald Trump and Solomon’s Ring: review, blog tour and contest
Sometimes important details slip from my mind. When Dundurn Press asked me to participate in the Solomon's Ring blog tour late last year I had wondered if it mattered if I hadn't read the first book. While they said it... Continue Reading →