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Oy Feh So? was written by my good friend Cary Fagan. It’s about 3 kids who are driven nuts on a weekly basis by visiting relatives who continually say… Oy, Feh and So? It’s based on Cary’s own childhood memories and very closely approxima

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Back somewhere around 2001 Patsy Aldana, publisher of Groundwood Books at the time, convinced me to illustrate the greatest story ever told i.e. The Bible. Her idea was to create a book that would tell these stories from a humanist perspective

One Eye! Two Eyes! Three Eyes! is a retelling of a Cinderella-like Brothers Grimm Tale which includes evil stepsisters, a fairy godmother and, naturally, a white knight. Published by Atheneum, Simon & Schuster.

Just Stay Put was my first picture book. It’s a retelling of one of the funniest and best known ‘Wise Men’ of Chelm stories. It received a Governor General’s Award nomination for illustration. Published by Groundwood Books.

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Coyote Solstice is a pro Christmas, anti-consumption cautionary tale written by Thomas King. It won the American Indian Youth Literary Award. Published by Groundwood Books.

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Oy Feh So? was written by my good friend Cary Fagan. It’s about 3 kids who are driven nuts on a weekly basis by visiting relatives who continually say… Oy, Feh and So? It’s based on Cary’s own childhood memories and very closely approxima

Oh Fey So_14-15_rev.jpg

Back somewhere around 2001 Patsy Aldana, publisher of Groundwood Books at the time, convinced me to illustrate the greatest story ever told i.e. The Bible. Her idea was to create a book that would tell these stories from a humanist perspective

One Eye! Two Eyes! Three Eyes! is a retelling of a Cinderella-like Brothers Grimm Tale which includes evil stepsisters, a fairy godmother and, naturally, a white knight. Published by Atheneum, Simon & Schuster.

Just Stay Put was my first picture book. It’s a retelling of one of the funniest and best known ‘Wise Men’ of Chelm stories. It received a Governor General’s Award nomination for illustration. Published by Groundwood Books.

Coyote Solstice is a pro Christmas, anti-consumption cautionary tale written by Thomas King. It won the American Indian Youth Literary Award. Published by Groundwood Books.

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