Une fillete passe la journée au garage de son père. elle s'occupe de la caisse, effectue de petiete tâche et reçoit les clients. Ce récit plen d'émotions relate la propre expérience de l'autrice et explore la relation père-fille de façon affectueuse.

Nancy Hundal has previously published ten picture books with HarperCollins, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, and Midtown Press. Oolichan Press published her middle-grade novel Kaleidoscopes and Butterfly Dreams , in 2009, and she self-published a YA novel, Song Angel, in 2018. Many of her books have been nominated for the BC Chocolate Lily Award, and the Canadian Library Association Book of the Year. Her first picture book, I Heard My Mother Call My Name, won the BC Book Prize in 1991.

Hundal has recently retired from a thirty-seven year career as a teacher-librarian in Vancouver, BC. This manuscript, which is about diversity, is the result of watching many students try to be the best friend they could be, even in challenging situations.

Hundal identifies as disabled, as she is deaf but able to hear almost normally with the help of a cochlear implant. See her website: nancyhundal.com

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This is a first book for illustrator Angela Pan. She used her skills learned in the animation industry. She is a frequent exhibitor at VanCaf and other comic and graphic novels shows. She lives in Calgary

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