Curriculum Approved Titles

This intensely drawn fantasy novel for young adults explores the complications arising from a blind acceptance of history, and the universal dilemmas facing a young person who is forced to grow up.

“Wind Shifter is a powerful novel that will give young readers plenty to think about.”
– Quill & Quire.

This fantasy novel will provide an excellent base for adventure-myth study.

Ages 8-12

 Reviews

Altmann, Anna. Resource Links (February 1996): 129.
Barbour, Douglas. “Snow Dragon breathes the magic of life's journey.” Edmonton Journal . November 26, 1995. F7.
Bellingham, Brenda. Children's Book News , Canadian Children's Book Centre 19.1 (Winter 1996): 16.
Benoit, Bonnie. “Editor's guest reviews.” Dandelion 24.1 (1997): 79.
Findon, Joanne. Quill & Quire (May 1995).
Jenkinson, Dave. Canadian Children's Literature (July 1996): 68-9.
Lyons, Terri L. “Making wizards work together.” Canadian Children's Literature 82 (1996): 94.

*Teacher Resource Guide