Book News

Read all about my new book + find out what the story is about

A BTS look at my creative process for writing my new book, Stuck Like Glue

Read the ‘Story Behind the Story’ and find out why I wrote my new children’s book, Stuck Like Glue

Want to know the hard truth about the publishing industry? Read this

We just delivered 200 children’s books to the Children’s Aid Society

I’m starting the illustration process for my new children’s book

I’m starting the illustrations for my next children’s book, Stuck Like Glue

We are delivering 80 books to 80 local libraries for children

This week I read Nothing You Can’t Do for 100 students in honour of World Book Day

I had the best time at the 2023 Burlington Made Spring Show. Here are my top three takeaways

I am excited to share that I will be at the 2023 Burlington Made Spring Show

Everyone, let’s celebrate – my manuscript for my next children’s book ‘Stuck Like Glue’ is finally done

We’re so excited to share this – we’ve partnered with the local charity Wesley

My very first children’s book and adventure in publishing

I'm so excited to share a sneak peek of my new reader fan club

My first print of Nothing You Can't Do is officially sold out!

Now in homes across Canada, the USA and...

Nothing You Can't Do – is now available at Indigo.

People ask me all the time if the boy on the cover of Nothing You Can't Do is Chet

After a soft launch this year, I'm thrilled to share I'll now be working with Tara Lewis Publishing

This one is near and dear to my heart. I'm so excited to share it with you.

I'm completely honoured to be featured in the Toronto Star and Oakville Beaver by Metroland.

Trying to find my last bit of strength to push this book across the finish line

Here's a bit on the process below and some tips from a few of my fellow indie authors.

We're delivering 50 books to 50 special children – and we couldn't be more excited.

A local Toronto company just bought nearly 100 copies of my book. They are giving them away as gifts to children.

There’s an article about me and my book in my hometown newspaper.

It all starts with a dream. Then it comes down to what you want to do with it.