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1. Review: The Mouse Who Saved Egypt by Karim Alrawi and Bee Willey
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 5/6/2016
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The Mouse who Saved Egypt, written by Karim Alrawi, illustrated by Bee Willey (Tradewind Books, 2011)

The Mouse Who Saved Egypt
written by Karim Alrawi, illustrated by Bee Willey
(Tradewind Books, 2011)


One day in Ancient … Continue reading ... →

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2. Snow! – Picture-book reading list from around the world
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 2/2/2016
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Snow – love it or dread it, I think most adults would agree at least that for children there’s something very special about it. And there are also some very special picture books around too. Here, in no particular order, is a small selection of snowy stories set around the … Continue reading ... →

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3. Review: Dolphin SOS, by Roy Miki & Slavia Miki and Julie Flett
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 11/27/2015
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Dolphin SOS, written by Roy Miki and Slavia Miki, illustrated by Julie Flett, afterword by Richard Cannings (Tradewind Books, 2014)

 

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written by Roy Miki and Slavia Miki, illustrated by Julie Flett, afterword by Richard Cannings
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4. Review: Where I Belong by Tara White
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 10/28/2015
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Where I Belong by Tara White (Tradewind Books, 2014 (Canada)/2015 (UK and US))
Where I Belong
by Tara White
(Tradewind Books, 2014 (Canada)/2015 (US & UK))

 

Sixteen-year-old Carrie tells her story of what happened in the summer of 1990, when she … Continue reading ... →

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5. Review: Anna Carries Water by Olive Senior and Laura James
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 6/19/2015
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Anna Carries Water, written by Olive Senior, illustrated by Laura James (Tradewind Books, 2013)

Anna Carries Water
written by Olive Senior, illustrated by Laura James
(Tradewind Books, 2013)


Anna desperately wants to be able to carry the … Continue reading ... →

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6. Week-end Book Review: The Secret Keepers by Paul Yee
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By: Aline Pereira, on 1/13/2013
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Reviewed by Abigail Sawyer:

Paul Yee,
The Secret Keepers
Tradewind Books, 2011.

Ages: 11+

It is 1906 in San Francisco’s Chinatown, and the world has just come to an end; the world of Jackson Leong and his family at least. After their father’s death several months earlier, Jack, his older brother Lincoln, his two younger sisters, and their mother relocated from a farm in the Sacramento area to be near family in the bustling city. Now 16-year-old Lincoln, who “was big and tall and had quickly learned everything the family needed to know about their new hometown” has been killed in the aftermath of the great earthquake, leaving Jack to keep the family together while trying to manage the nickelodeon business his brother had begun. On top of all this, Jack’s “yin-yang eyes” see ghosts everywhere: and they seem to be trying to tell him something…

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