THE OTHER SIDE HONOURS
- 2021 Forest of Reading Red Maple Finalist
- Canadian Children’s Book Centre Best Books for Kids & Teens 2020
THE OTHER SIDE NEWS AND REVIEWS
- Kirkus Reviews (starred)
- Canadian Children’s Book News (Red Leaf Literature pick*)
- CM: Canadian Review of Materials (highly recommended)
- Seattle Book Review (4.5/5)
- Canadian Teacher Magazine
- Quill & Quire
- Kitchener Public Library
- CBC Books
WHAT IF SOLDIERS FOUGHT WITH PILLOWS? HONOURS
- Canadian Children’s Book Centre Best Books for Kids & Teens 2020
- Amnesty International Germany’s Amnesty Journal selection (German version)
WHAT IF SOLDIERS FOUGHT WITH PILLOWS? NEWS AND REVIEWS
- Kirkus Reviews
- Publishers Weekly
- Booklist
- The Globe and Mail
- Quill and Quire
- Sal’s Fiction Addiction
- School Library Journal
- Eden Mills Writers’ Festival Kids Reads
- Sharon the Librarian
- The Tiny Activist
- Ian Wood Novellum
- Kate Foster Blog
- ATUVU.CA
- Politics and Prose in Publishers Weekly
CLUTCH HONOURS
- Kirkus Reviews Best Books of 2017 – Middle Grade Historical Fiction
- 2017 Combat Des Livres NDG Reads runner-up
- Canadian Children’s Book Centre Best Books for Kids & Teens Spring 2018 (starred)
- 2018 Skipping Stones Honor Award
- 2018 Forest of Reading Silver Birch Finalist
- 2018 Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction for Young Readers Finalist
- Resource Links Magazine – The Year’s Best 2018
- 2019 MYRCA Sundogs Nominee
CLUTCH NEWS AND REVIEWS
- Kirkus Reviews (starred)
- Montreal Review of Books
- Canadian Children’s Book News (Red Leaf Literature pick*)
- Owl Connected
- Concordia Alumni Magazine
- The Book Wars
- CM Magazine
- Midwest Book Review
- Teaching Authors
- City Parent
- Sal’s Fiction Addiction
- Quill & Quire
- School Library Journal
- Always in the Middle
- Inkygirl: Advice for Young Readers, Bookshelves and Jackie Robinson
- Open Book: The In-Character Interview
- SABR Bookshelf
- Canadian School Libraries 2018 Summer Reading for Tweens and Teens
- The Canadian Children’s Book Centre Summer Reading List 2018
*Red Leaf Literature titles are chosen by Canadian Children’s Book News reviewers. These books are thought to be of the highest quality and signify titles of exceptional calibre.
