Ot
For generations, Ot’s family has been made up of single daughters of single daughters – one perfect solitary pearl after another for over a hundred years. When an unthinkable tragedy occurs, the thread is broken and the family scatters.
As Ot finds herself alone in the void, she examines her own life and relationships. She soon discovers that things are not always what they appear to be and that even her house has a secret.
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Available for purchase at
Entershine Bookshop
196 Algoma Street South
Thunder Bay, Ontario
807-343-9109
The Fairy Baby
Starting in 1969 Port Arthur, Kit narrates her own story with honesty, innocence and the gradual understanding of difficult truths.
An incomprehensible occurrence at age 14 shapes Kit, her family, and her friends over the next 50 years.
Set against a backdrop of family secrets and misunderstandings, Kit survives lies and losses with the guidance of Raggedybooks, a mentally ill homeless man.
Available for purchase at Amazon
Available for purchase at
Entershine Bookshop
196 Algoma Street South
Thunder Bay, Ontario
807-343-9109
The Wolf of River Terrace
In a feel-good story for all ages, three brothers unravel a mystery that straddles two worlds. Who is the strange vanishing girl they have glimpsed in the forest? How is she connected to the misplaced and misunderstood Wolf of River Terrace? To answer these questions, the boys summon all their courage and talents to save both the wolf and the girl. In doing so they learn of hope, trust, and the ties that bind.
Available for purchase at
Entershine Bookshop
196 Algoma Street South
Thunder Bay, Ontario
807-343-9109
The Finnish Bookstore
168 S. Algoma Street
Thunder Bay P7B3B9
(807) 345-7179
finnbook@tbaytel.net
The Wasp Paper Poems
A sharing of collected poems inspired by the novel
“The Fairy Baby.”
Available for purchase at
Entershine Bookshop
196 Algoma Street South
Thunder Bay, Ontario
807-343-9109
Coming Soon…
The Wish Farm
by Katherine Poulin
Illustrated by Robin Margarit
Charlie and Mr. Elbowpants share an adventure in a children’s story about grief and grumpiness and wishing things were different.
Katherine Poulin 