by Pam | Dec 7, 2018 | Uncategorized
The visual learner Need a reminder that we all learn differently, and that inflexible, strict adherence to one way of teaching can do harm to a child? I came across the following passage in an old book recently, and thought I would share it. This is from Eileen J...
by Pam | Nov 22, 2018 | Blog
I was honored to present to the students at Galiano Community School on Galiano Island this past Tuesday, and later, its Parent Advisory Committee. Such engaged, well-behaved and inquisitive students: great questions! And good to see so many involved parents. And a...
by Pam | Oct 23, 2018 | Blog
In 99 days, I’ll be on the road… to the Ontario Library Association Super Conference! That’s a result of my novel Tracker’s Canyon being nominated for an OLA Red Maple Award 2019. But that’s not all. I’ll also be on the road...
by Pam | Oct 16, 2018 | Blog
at Christianne’s Lyceum in Vancouver, Canada, launching my new teen novel Stowaway
by Pam | Oct 12, 2018 | Blog
I just wrote two words that are rather thrilling to me: “the end.” That means I just completed a young-adult novel. My 20th, to be exact. (The 18th, Stowaway, just came out, and the 19th has been accepted and is currently being scheduled by Dundurn Press)....