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Children's Fiction Activism & Social Justice

Tizzy and Me

Fifteen Ways to Love a Mink

by (author) N.M.L. Hazard

illustrated by Alice Priestley

Publisher
Red Deer Press
Initial publish date
Nov 2024
Category
Activism & Social Justice
Recommended Age
7 to 9
Recommended Grade
2 to 4
Recommended Reading age
7 to 9
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9780889957503
    Publish Date
    Nov 2024
    List Price
    $23.95

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Red Deer Press introduces its first Early Chapter Books that open new worlds for striving, independent readers, ages 7 — 9.
Red Deer's first Early Chapter Book, TIZZY AND ME: FIFTEEN WAYS TO LOVE A MINK is a funny, endearing, and page—turning story of friendship and learning how to stand up for what you believe in.
On the first snowy day of school, seven—year—old Georgia is upset to discover that her best friend Winona is wearing a coat made with real fur. What comes next is a battle to help her friend understand and Georgia?with the comforting presence of her dog, Tizzy - must find a way to make things right. As the two girls learn more about animals that live in fur farms, they realize they must stand up for them - but how can they help the minks and make a difference?
This is N.M.L. Hazard's first book for children and features black—and—white spot illustrations from acclaimed illustrator Alice Priestley. This is a contemporary "Ramona the Pest" book for today's newly independent readers.

About the authors

N.M.L. Hazard is a writer, an educator, and a veterinarian. She is also the author of the adult novel, The Nap—Away Motel. She lives in Toronto, Ontario, with her wife, their two adult daughters, and a feisty, fluffy white cat.

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Alice Priestley has illustrated numerous books including five other children’s stories. Out on the Ice in the Middle of the Bay was shortlisted for a Mr. Christie Book Award and the Amelia Frances Gibbon Award. Her other books include Winning the Girl of the Sea, The Watcher, Clouds on the Mountain and Someone’s Reading This Book. She lives in Toronto with her husband and children.

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