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Heather Camlot

Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), School Library Journal, Kirkus Reviews, Quill & Quire, Canadian Living Magazine, Style at Home (Canada), Jewish Book Council
Children's author & editor. The Prisoner and the Writer, What If Soldiers Fought with Pillows?, The Other Side, Clutch. Montrealer.
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One Goal: How Soccer Can Help Save the Planet

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By Heather Camlot, Richard Winters
| School Library Journal Verified
Gr 3-7–Camlot scores a hat trick with this timely exploration of how the world’s most popular sport can lead the charge in global sustainability. The book moves beyond simple recycling tips to examine the complex, visceral relationship between major league athletics and the environment. The narrative provides an insightful look at how sports are both a victim and a cause of climate change, explaining concepts like the greenhouse effect and greenwashing with exceptional clarity.
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The Night War

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By Jennifer Nielsen, Heather Camlot, Sophie Casson, Kimberly A. Arkin
| Jewish Book Council
Review By – August 27, 2024 When this middle-grade novel begins, it is July 1942 in Paris. Twelve-year-old Miri and her family fled Berlin after Kristallnacht, losing their home to fire. They experienced numerous antisemitic episodes and saw roundups of Jews who were about to be deported to a concentration camp. Miri reaches Paris while caring for a toddler, Nora, whose mother has committed Nora to her care.
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Alfred Dreyfus: The Man at the Center of the Affair

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By Heather Camlot, Sophie Casson
| Jewish Book Council
Skip to main content Jew­ish Book Coun­cil, found­ed in 1943, is the longest-run­n­ing orga­ni­za­tion devot­ed exclu­sive­ly to the sup­port and cel­e­bra­tion of Jew­ish literature. Get the latest reviews, news, and more in your inbox. Review By – February 23, 2024 A new biog­ra­phy of Alfred Drey­fus may strike some read­ers as unnec­es­sary, even irrel­e­vant. Wasn’t the Drey­fus Affair some old French case about a Jew who was per­se­cut­ed and then vin­di­cat­ed? What more do we need to know?
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