Jan L. Coates is the author of several books for young readers, including The King of Keji and A Hare in the Elephant’s Trunk, which was a finalist for the […]

Julie Lawson is the award-winning author of many books for young people. Her three novels for Dear Canada have been acclaimed by readers of all ages. No Safe Harbour, also […]

[…] Nova Scotia and currently resides in St. Mary’s, Ontario. Roy continues to write adventurous and young adult novels focusing on social, environmental, and global issues. Philip spends his time composing […]

[…] Changemakers for 2015; Governor General Meritorious Service Medal of Honor in 2016; The Ernst and Young first place winner for Social Entrepreneurs of the year for Atlantic Canada 2016, and […]

Guyleigh Johnson is a young spoken word artist born and raised in North End Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, who has been passionate about writing since the age of four. This is […]

[…] author of 14 books. She has won numerous awards, including the 1991 Canadian Library Association’s Young Adult Canadian Book Award, and was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best […]

Jennifer Aikman-Smith is an author and illustrator living in Moncton, New Brunswick. She has illustrated three children’s books. A Lullaby for New Brunswick is her first work for the very […]

[…] history is introduced and annotated by two leading specialists in New Brunswick history. D. Murray Young and Gail G. Campbell are both professors emeritus in the Department of History at […]

As a young bride, Mary Morehouse moved to a new house by the railway station in Burtt?s Corner, NB. Her diaries from the 1920s-1950s have survived and they portray a […]

[…] a degree in marine biology, and also teaches part of the science program offered to young bilingual students at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre, where she currently works in the […]