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Suzy Krause on Winning the 2025 Glengarry Book Award · Blog Post · 49th Shelf

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By Marty Chan, Karina Zhou, Susan Currie
| 49th Shelf
A Q&A with the award-winning author of I Think We've Been Here Before (Radiant Press). Suzy Krause’s novel I Think We’ve Been Here Before was the winner of the 2025 Glengarry Book Award, an annual $20,000 (CAD) prize that recognizes authors with Saskatchewan roots.
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All About Shadow Puppets (and How to Make Your Own!)

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By Marty Chan, Susan Currie
| 49th Shelf
Eddy's Shadow Puppets is a heartwarming tale about how we can all be artists, sharing our passion with others. * Excerpted from Eddy's Shadow Puppets, by Karina Zhou. ©2025 Published by Arsenal Pulp Press. * Learn more about : A charming picture book that will inspire curious little artists to follow the spark that calls to them. When Eddy meets his grandfather for the first time, he's surprised by Yéye's colorful personality.
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A Nightmare or Two: Great Scary Books

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By Karina Zhou, Susan Currie
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The Curse of Heartwood Academy is one of our fab February giveaways. Head to our giveaways page for your chance to win, and to check out everything else up for offer. ***** When I was a kid, I was thrilled with the unknown. Events that couldn’t be easily explained fascinated me. Why did the abandoned house in my neighbourhood suddenly have a light on? Did repeating "Bloody Mary" into a mirror five times summon her vengeful spirit? What was moaning in the graveyard?
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