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Non-classifiable

The Warmest Blanket in the World

by (author) Tamara Levine

illustrated by Ellie Arscott

Publisher
Second Story Press
Initial publish date
Feb 2025
Category
NON-CLASSIFIABLE, Friendship, Activism & Social Justice
Recommended Age
6 to 8
Recommended Grade
1 to 3
Recommended Reading age
6 to 8
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781772604108
    Publish Date
    Feb 2025
    List Price
    $21.95
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781772604115
    Publish Date
    Feb 2025
    List Price
    $25.99

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Description

Frida loves spending time with her great-grandmother, Ama, and listening to her inspiring stories of activism. Ama believes in helping people, especially children and families. But Ama has one big problem. She is always cold. Her fingers feel like ice cubes, and sometimes, she feels like she lives inside a refrigerator. Frida has to do something to help, just like Ama taught her. With the help of a kind person named Tanis, and a special kind of wool called qiviut, Frida finds the perfect way to keep Ama warm!

About the authors

Tamara Levine is a long-time adult educator, literacy activist, and feminist. She has worked with unions and employers to pioneer workplace literacy and clear language initiatives across Canada with the Ontario Federation of Labour and the Canadian Labour Congress. She retired from her job in 2011 following breast cancer, treatment, and recovery. She lives in Ottawa with her family.

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ELLIE ARSCOTT has been sharing her love of color and paint with a wide range of clients for twenty years. She has painted scenic art for Toronto’s Young People’s Theatre and the National Ballet of Canada, and she has worked with the Toronto District School Board creating mural projects with school children. Ellie is currently painting a series of portraits for her own initiative, Girls Stand Tall, which encourages young girls to believe in themselves and their dreams. This is her first picture book.

 

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