Convictions wins Human Relations Award
Congratulations to Judith Silverthorne, whose book Convictions has just won a 2017 Gold Human Relations Indie Book award in the Pre-teen/Teen category! Gold, Silver and Bronze medals are awarded in … Continue reading
Ghosts in the Garden, by Judith Silverthorne
Ghosts in the Garden is the sequel to Judith’s first ghost book, Ghosts of Government House. Sam and J.J. are back on the ghost-hunting trail, this time on the grounds … Continue reading
10 Routes That Crossed the World, by Gillian Richardson
Author: Gillian Richardson Illustrator: Kim Rosen Publisher: Annick Press ISBN: 978-1-55451-875-3 (softcover), 978-1-55451-876-0 (hardcover) Also available as an e-book! What it’s about: People have always blazed trails across the land. … Continue reading
Convictions wins 2016 Gold Moonbeams Award
Congratulations to Judith Silverthorne, whose book Convictions has just won a 2016 Gold Moonbeams award in the Historical Fiction/Cultural category! The Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards are intended to bring increased … Continue reading
3 Robin books in CanLit’s top selections for classrooms
Three books by three Robins have been included in the current #WeHaveDiverseBooks catalogue – an initiative of the Association of Canadian Publishers’ Top Grade: CanLit for the Classroom program. The books … Continue reading
Honouring the Buffalo wins 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Award
Congratulations to Judith Silverthorne and Ray Lavallee, whose book Honouring the Buffalo (illustrated by Mike Keepness) has won one of two first prizes in the 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in the Children’s … Continue reading
Convictions, by Judith Silverthorne
Author: Judith Silverthorne Publisher: Coteau Books Set in 1842 aboard a convict ship for convicted female prisoners, Convictions follows the story of Jennie, a teenage girl convicted for stealing a … Continue reading
10 Ships that Rocked the World, by Gillian Richardson
Author: Gillian Richardson Illustrator: Kim Rosen Publisher: Annick Press ISBN: 978-1-55451-781-7 About 10 Ships: Ships have always sailed through human history. Sometimes, they’ve even changed its course. For centures, … Continue reading
