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Stories for Every Classroom

Canadian Fiction Portraying Characters with Disabilities

by (author) Beverley A. Brenna

Eleanor H. Porter's Pollyanna

A Children's Classic at 100

edited by Roxanne Harde & Lydia Kokkola

Seeds of a Story: Part One

On Thursday, the Canadian Children's Book Centre Awards will be presented in Toronto. We asked the nominees to tell us about the seeds of their stories, …

Middle-Grade Mojo, by Jeff Norton

Jeff Norton on why middle-grade reading is so much fun—and so important.

Fairy Tales in Popular Culture

edited by Martin Hallett & Barbara Karasek

Picturing Canada

A History of Canadian Children's Illustrated Books and Publishing

by (author) Gail Edwards & Judith Saltman

Fun Poetry for Kids

Let's take a moment to highlight the poetry collections that tend to be read most voraciously, collections that are read and reread, whose poems are memorized …

"We Need to Keep Talking About Our Rights": Ken Setterington on Freedom to Read Week

49th Shelf spoke to author and children's librarian Ken Setterington about his own experiences with censorship, and the broader issues behind the Freedom …

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Reading British Columbia: Kids' Books

list by Craig Riggs

In Conversation With: Cheryl Foggo on the Personal, Political and Creating Space for Characters of Colour in Children's Literature

Cheryl Foggo talks about how her politicized outlook as a Black woman and her creative impulse as a writer have melded in her latest illustrated children's …

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