Discovering is fun! I write non-fiction books and magazine articles that help children explore, understand and enjoy the world around them. I particularly love taking complex topics and presenting them in ways that are easy to understand and fascinating to read.
Here’s a very small selection of examples:
Non-fiction books for children
- Running Wild: Awesome Animals in Motion (Annick Press, 2020)
- Extreme Abilities: Amazing Human Feats and the Simple Science Behind Them (Annick Press, 2019)
I have also published 22 other non-fiction books for children, including Rocks on the Move: The Rock Cycle and When Earth Shakes (Scholastic Canada). View all books here.
Non-fiction magazine articles for children
- Predators may have helped turn dinosaur into a mummy (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- Testing chocolate “geometry” to make it tastier (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- The name game (The New York Times for Kids)
- Fish find school rewarding if they can do math (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- Can robots make pizza? Scientists roll out a study. (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- Why and how dog faces can be incredibly cute (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- Why flying paper planes is serious fun for scientists (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- How it’s made: artificial snow (The New York Times for Kids)
- A dinosaur’s guide to surviving cold (The New York Times for Kids)
- Seahorses really suck! (Brainspace)
- Hiding in plain sight: Pandas’ fur can baffle forest predators (The Washington Post: KidsPost)
- How is a dinosaur like a tree? (Brainspace)
- Do you believe in ghosts? (Brainspace)
- Seriously spooky séances (Muse)
- Art alert! (Muse)
Testimonials
- That’s amazing . . . well done! — expert interviewed for an article
- I love it! You are a wonderful writer, and your piece captures the fun and adventure of the work. Thank you!!!! — expert interviewed for an article
- Wow, this is great to see! Thanks so much for putting together such a great piece! — expert interviewed for an article
- I absolutely love this article—it’s gripping and gently heartbreaking. — Muse editor
- You are one of those rare talents, an excellent writer who can explain non-fiction topics to a younger audience. — Annick Press editor