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Milo and Georgie

by Bree Galbraith

illustrated by Josée Bisaillon

Publisher
Owlkids Books Inc.
Publication date
Apr 2017
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781771471701
    Publish Date
    Apr 2017
    List Price
    $18.95

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About the authors

BREE GALBRAITH is a UBC Master of Creative Writing graduate and author of award winning titles, Once Upon a Balloon (Orca 2013), and Milo and Georgie (2017). Usha and the Stolen Sun is Bree’s third book, and several more follow in the coming years, including the Wednesday Wilson series (Kids Can Press 2020-22). She lives in the heart of Vancouver with her family, where when she’s not writing, she’s definitely outside enjoying the wonders of the west coast.

Bree Galbraith's profile page

Jos&eacutee Bisaillon a illustr&eacute plus de trente-cinq livres pour enfants et cr&eacute&eacute de nombreuses illustrations pour des magazines et des journaux. Elle a &eacutet&eacute finaliste au Prix litt&eacuteraire du Gouverneur g&eacuten&eacuteral &agrave deux reprises et a remport&eacute le prestigieux Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award pour The Snow Knows. Il s’agit du quatri&egraveme ouvrage de Jos&eacutee avec Orca, apr&egraves My Head in the Clouds et Bedtime 123 &eacutecrit par Eric Walters, un succ&egraves de librairie. Elle vit en banlieue de Montr&eacuteal avec sa famille.

Josée Bisaillon's profile page

Awards

  • Short-listed, Blue Spruce
  • Commended, Ontario Library Association Best Bet
  • Fall 2017 Best Books for Kids and Teens

Editorial Reviews

"Galbraith's gentle story about finding the courage to embrace change is both scary and satisfying."

Quill & Quire

"Heartwarming and original... A popular addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections."

Midwest Book Review

"Ingenious...will delight readers."

School Library Journal

"This is a wonderfully reassuring tale for children who have to face the prospect of a move, as sometimes new places can provide opportunities beyond one’s wildest expectations."

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