Authored by Hazel Hutchins and Gail Herbert
Published by Annick Press 

​Art is for everyone - even a bored little girl.
Going to the Art Museum with her mom is no fun at all for Anna. Everything is old and boring and there are so many rules: Don't touch! Do not enter! Quiet!...

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Kirkus Reviewers grant a star​ along with praise for humour and diverse characters - granting  a final verdict of "clever and endearing"!

CM reviews, starred review for "attention to detail ... gorgeous characters and scenery work..."

5 star review -The Years Best List 
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Winner of Purple Dragonfly Book Award in arts/music - honourable mention in picture books under 5

"Lively and expressive ...engaging and enjoyable"  ~Booklist

100 Picture Books to Read this Summer
~Every Day Reading, May 2020

Best Bets (Top Ten) Ontario Library Association

Best Books for Kids & Teens 2019, Canadian Children's Book Centre

Red Leaf literature highly recommended by Canadian Children's Booknews

Foreword INDIES Book Awards finalist

An Eric Hoffer Book Award, The Da Vinci Eye finalist.

Lillian Shepherd Memorial Award for Excellence in Illustration finalist

Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist
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Authors Cora Lee and Gillian O'Reilly
The Great Number Rumble​
  • “Just the cure for standardized tests. Use in math lessons to get kids energized.”                                      ~School Library Journal, October 2016
  • ​“… a gold mine for places in our lives in which mathematical ideas are ‘surprisingly hidden.’                    ~​CM Reviews
  • Winner of the Science Writing Award, American Institute of Physics
  • ​Science in Society Book Award finalist
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​2016 - ​Annick Press ​
​Discover the many places where mathematical ideas are surprisingly hidden. Math can show up in the most unlikely places!  Artist Lil Crump brings the pages to life with her lively cartoons, while photographs illustrate key concepts. The dynamic layout invites even math-phobic readers to dive in. Written for 9-12 year olds, this book uses photographs, illustrations, sidebars, biographies of mathematicians, and DIY activities to highlight the surprising ways math is integral to our lives.
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Written by Tanya Lloyd Kyi
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  • Best Bets List, Top Ten, Ontario Library Association (Red Maple)
  • Best Books for Kids & Teens 2016, Canadian Children’s Book Centre
  • Science in Society Book Award finalist, Canadian Science Writers’ Association
  • Information Book Award finalist, Children’s Literature Roundtables of Canada​
  • Red Cedar Award finalist, B.C

​2015 - Annick Press