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The Ferryland Visitor isn’t just a ghost story, says author Charis Cotter. It’s also a story about a family facing a tough, cold winter, a family hoping that when spring comes they’ll be a bit better … read more

Bad poetry? Probably written by a tyrant or villain, according to Andy Jones, author of Jack and the Green Man, the first chapter book in his Jack tales series. “The Green Man is that kind of powerful … read more

The illustrations in Jack and the Green Man offer a rare glimpse of a visual style that was part of southeastern Europe before the Former Yugoslavia fell apart, before the war and the fall of communis … read more

Thanks to Lisa Doucet and Jo-Anne Elder for the lovely review of PB's Comet in the Fall issue of Atlantic Books Today. The reviewers say: "Another delightful and quirky picturebook offering from Runni … read more

Congratulations to Lori Doody, whose delightful picture book The Puffin Problem has been shortlisted for the Bruneau Family Award for Children's/Young Adult Writing, one of the Newfoundland and Labrad … read more