A great teacher can make history come alive!

Thank you, Sue! It’s the first one of a series and they all take place in the real town of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

It sounds like you were a well-rounded student, Stephanie!

Hi Natalya! Thanks for stopping by! Good for you for persevering in English.

I could never learn to play an instrument, but I know that people who’re really good at math are also good at music so I think it’s how your brain works. People who’re good at art and writing are using a different part of their brain.

My sister was a math whiz and could do algebra, geometry, calculus, etc. It was all Greek to me! But I “get” liking things that are absolute and fit into a puzzle properly.

In my high school we didn’t have that option, only French, but I’ve heard it’s easier to learn Spanish!

Thank you for your kind words, Debra! I tried to inject some Canadian fun into it!

Lisa, I took history all the way through high school too…I loved learning about different civilizations and my first fiction attempt was actually an historical. Not published though!

Thank you, Michaela! All of my covers do great justice to my heroes and I can’t wait to see the cover for my next book, coming out Oct 10th.