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News
New for Fall 2008!
Watch for these new titles in the Who Lives Here? series. Find out more.
NSTA Review
Rain Forest Animals recently received a "highly recommended" rating in a review by the National Science Teachers Association, based in Arlington, Virginia. The NSTA is the largest organization in the world committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning.
Globe and Mail Review
Wetland Animals and Desert Animals were recently reviewed by Susan Perren, editor of the Children's Book section in the Globe and Mail. She says, "Habits as well as habitats, prey as well as predators, of hippopotamus and anaconda, mallard duck and moose, are presented in word and picture in an engaging and appropriate way for the books' intended audience."
Fall School Visits
I am now booking school visits for the fall. If you are interested in having me visit your school, please . For information on my presentations, please go to Talks.
Upcoming Appearances
September 28, Word on the Street, Vancouver
Upcoming Travel
During the 2008-2009 school year, I will be in the regions listed below. If you would like to book me for a visit to your school or conference, please .
International Reading Association, One Day Institute. Spinning Multiple Genres Into Classroom Gold: Writers of fiction, poetry and nonfiction share their expertise, while 2007 Teacher of the Year weaves their books together with practical classroom writing activities.I'm presenting with authors Linda Bailey, Sara Holbrook, Mary Casanova and Margriet Ruurs, as well as Iowa's 2007 Teacher of the Year, Jan Keese.
Okanagan Regional Library Tour, April 19-24, with visits to Penticton, Kelowna, Peachland, Summerland and more.
