Out of Hiding has won the George Ryga Award for Social Awareness in Literature and it has been nominated for the Western Canada Jewish Book Awards in the category for writing on the Holocaust
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“Out of Hiding serves as a witness and an important contribution to Holocaust memory.” – BC Studies
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Their books have been selected by CBC as young adult books to read this spring: Martha’s “When the Dikes Breached” and Deb’s “Nathalie”
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Out of Hiding: Holocaust Literature of BC has been nominated for the George Ryga Award for Social Awareness in Literature
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“Hands Like Trees” by Sabyasachi Nag was chosen by CBC for their spring highlights!
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Just released: the audio book of Tree Musketeers by Norma Charles. Ten-year-old Jeanie and her classmates come to the defence of the cedar tree beside their school before it is destroyed. They are the Tree Musketeers!
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“The book journeys back in time and brings to life engaging firsthand stories from miners who set their dreams on striking it rich in the mid-19th century Fraser River gold rush.” – Vancouver Sun
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Crow Stone by Gabriele Goldstone earned 5 stars and was called “highly recommended” by CM: Canadian Review of Materials!
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Solidarity made John Ackermann’s CityNews BookShelf “Best Reads of 2022”
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In his recent review, Norman Ravvin says “Twigg’s long-time work as a literary journalist in BC serves him well, and he has a distinctive way of broadening any given biographical entry to include an array of information on Holocaust history.” – The British Columbia Review
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