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80
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English
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Ebooks
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2025
Description
Key Selling Points
- Timely topic: Environmental activism and the climate crisis
- Suitable for ages 8–12 / Grades 5-8
- Themes of themes of grief, environmentalism, activism, family and community, diversity, friendship, and bullying.
- Creates an opportunity to discuss these heavy themes with young readers as well as topics about sustainability, natural resources, and old growth protections.
- Includes diverse secondary characters, including one with Down syndrome
- Incorporates the Indigenous community in the storyline, particularly around land use and sustainable environmental practices.
- Author’s debut middle-grade novel; previously written picture books
- Author is well-connected in the local literary community; she is the VP of the Canadian Writers and Illustrators of BC (CWILL BC) and scheduled to speak at multiple teacher / teacher-librarian conferences in 2025.
- Media outreach for print features, excerpts, review coverage, broadcast and television interviews from national, regional, and subject-specific outlets
- Pre-publication submissions to Kirkus, Publishers Weekly, Foreword Reviews, Booklist, Quill & Quire, Globe & Mail, CBC Books, etc.
- Social media campaigns, influencer outreach, book trailer, and online-only features and content
- Select print and online advertising
- Publicity and promotion in conjunction with author's speaking engagements
- Award submission to eligible prizes including the Forest of Reading, National Outdoor Book Awards, regional book prizes, and young readers’ choice awards.
- Samples for industry-only access on Catalist, Bookmanager, and Edelweiss
- Free teaching guide will be available for download on the publisher's website
- Electronic ARCs
- Digital collateral available
- Excerpts available
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Publié par
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Date de parution
28 octobre 2025
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EAN13
9781772035445
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Langue
English