History Made Interesting

January 29, 2015

  • Ann Walsh
    Beginnings: Stories of Canada's Past. Ronsdale Press
  • Ann Walsh
    Winds through Time: An Anthology of Canadian Historical Young Adult Fiction. Beach Holme Publishing
  • Don Kilby and Marilynn Reynolds
    The Name of the Child. Orca Book Publishers
  • Mary Alice Downie and Muriel Wood
    Sacred Sarah. Fitzhenry & Whiteside
Reviewed by Lynn (J. R.) Wytenbroek
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Anthologies Children's Literature Historical Fiction Young Adult

This review “History Made Interesting” originally appeared in Black Writing in Canada. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 182 (Autumn 2004): 166-167.

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