William Logan was a self-motivated learner, one of Canada's great scientists when geology was in its infancy. ...
By Margaret Goldik
Reviews
Every good bohemia needs its chroniclers, people who are of the scene but in crucial ways a little outside it too. ...
By Ian McGillis
The years of early adolescence are a time when kids may need a little nudge to make reading and literature seem ...
By Angela Carr
The years of early adolescence are a time when kids may need a little nudge to make reading and literature seem ...
By Angela Carr
Malka Zipora is the nom de plume of a Hassidic mother of 12 who has been writing for her own community for ...
By Margaret Goldik
It's hard not to like Zibby Payne. She's a plucky girl and a talented athlete who does her own thing on her own ...
By Annie Murray
For those who have not read the first book in the Wombat Smith series, an introduction to the hero is in order. ...
By Annie Murray
Imagine a time and place in which leaders based important military decisions on their dreams, considering these to ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
Why YA? It's a question many writers working in the genre of Young Adult literature have had to contend with. ...
By Andrea Belcham
Joyce Scharf used to make up bedtime stories for her now teenaged daughter, Grace. "Coming up with a new story ...
By Anne Chudobiak
When you hear the word "vacation," what do you think of? Beaches and warm water, nice hotels with ...
By Ian McGillis
One of the Quest series' strengths lies in its writers, and this new volume is no exception. Anne Cimon is a ...
By Margaret Goldik