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- ↑ "Emily's House". Books for Keeps, reviewed by Judith Sharman
- ↑ "Healthy Reading for Kids", PBS Parent
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- ↑ "The sweet second life of Matt Cohen". Jeffrey Canton, The Globe and Mail, Feb. 19, 2000
- ↑ https://bookcentre.ca/awards/iode-jean-throop-award/ Jean Throop Award
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- ↑ "Ashley Barron named IBBY and TPL's 2017 illustrator-in-residence". IBBY Canada
- ↑ "Nahid Kazemi is IBBY Canada’s 2018 Joanne Fitzgerald Illustrator in Residence". IBBY Canada
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