Part graphic novel, part children's picture book, Lesley Johnson's The Banana Story of Agony is a ...
By Andrea Belcham
Young Readers
In Jane Barclay's touching picture book, Proud as a Peacock, Brave as a Lion, a boy sits on his ...
By Andrea Belcham
"Once there was a tiny girl with wobbly arms and legs, all skin and bones like a newly hatched bird," begins this ...
By Andrea Belcham
A Wizard in Love by Mireille Levert is the English translation of a French book that was a finalist for the ...
By Andrea Belcham
Monique Polak's Young Adult fiction titles are becoming a resource for parents and teachers alike. In her latest ...
By Margaret Goldik
More Than Bread spans half a year in the life of Tom Aylesworth, a quiet tenth-grader with a love of sports ...
By Andrea Belcham
If You Live Like Me is another solid offering by local writer Lori Weber. Cheryl has just moved to St. ...
By Andrea Belcham
In writing What World is Left, Montrealer Monique Polak drew partially from her mother's World War II ...
By Andrea Belcham
Paul Brown's Wolf Pack of the Winisk River doesn't adopt a teen's point of view, yet it will surely appeal ...
By Andrea Belcham
Cathy Beveridge uses fantasy to explore the very real phenomenon of the preventable disaster in Tragic ...
By Andrea Belcham
The Montreal Review of Books receives many copies of self-published books as submissions for review. The ...
By Margaret Goldik
The Montreal Review of Books receives many copies of self-published books as submissions for review. The ...
By Margaret Goldik