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Nye, Sand and Stones

by (author) Bree Galbraith

illustrated by Marion Arbona

Publisher
Orca Book Publishers
Initial publish date
Apr 2021
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781459820340
    Publish Date
    Apr 2021
    List Price
    $14.99
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781459820326
    Publish Date
    Apr 2021
    List Price
    $19.95

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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

After obtaining a diploma in film animation at Les arts Décoratifs de Paris, French artist Marion Arbona started working as an illustrator for children’s books. Her illustrations, painted with gouache, are colorful and funny. She likes to draw fully detailed scenes. When she is not drawing, she is particularly interested in deep sea fish, cats (even though she is allergic) and weird plants. Marion was awarded several illustration prizes in the USA and in Canada where she lived for 10 years. She returned to live in Paris in 2015.

 

Marion Arbona's profile page

Awards

  • Commended, BC Books for BC Schools

Editorial Reviews

“Well-written and features several lyrical passages. The text also makes use of a broad vocabulary, with novel words seamlessly integrated into the narrative. Young readers will be able to intuitively decipher the meaning of words that are new to them…Unique in concept and pleasing.”

CM: Canadian Review of Materials

“The idea that two very different types of people can operate in harmony is relevant and hopeful, in these times. Children need to hear stories like this one.”

Sal's Fiction Addiction

“A must for all budding nonconformists who wish to activate change.”

Kirkus Reviews