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MATTLAND (Toronto: Annick 2008) A field of mud is the beginning of a world of imagination and friendship. Winner of Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award 2009 Click here for details Co-authored with Gail Herbert. Illustrations by Dušan Petričić |
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TOGETHER (Toronto: Annick 2009) ages 1 - 3 Buttons keep a shirt together, laces keep our feet in our shoes...and hugs keep us together when we are apart!
Illustrations by Alice Priestley |
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BENEATH THE BRIDGE (Toronto:Annick 2004) A lyrical tale of drifting and dreams that follows a tiny boat on its journey to the ocean. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi Blue Spruce Reading List 2006 |
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THE SIDEWALK RESCUE (Toronto: Annick 2004) It’s imagination to the rescue when Josie tumbles into her own chalk picture. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi. Blue Spruce Reading List 2005, Shining Willow Reading list 2006 |
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A SECOND IS A HICCUP A CHILD'S BOOK OF TIME (Toronto: North Winds Press, Scholastic 2004) As time plays out, happy rhyming thoughts link hands with endearing illustrations to reflect childhood days. Illustrations by Kady MacDonald Denton. 2005 Norma Fleck Honor Award available in French as Le Carrousel |
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Two So Small (Toronto: Annick 2000) A boy shows that kindness wins the day when he strays into the land of the giants. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi Mr. Christie's Silver Book Award Winner Also translated into Korean |
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THE LIST (Toronto:Annick 2007) Princess Cassidy sometimes prints the letters of the alphabet backward and upside down but written on her list is the best present of all. Illustrations by Maria van Lieshout Blue Spruce Reading List 2008 |
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One Duck (Toronto: Annick 1999) When a mother mallard nests in a farmer's field she puts herself and her eggs in danger. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi. |
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Tess Hard times and a brave rescue lead to an unexpected friendship. Set on the prairies in the 1930's. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi Mr. Christie's Silver Book Award Governor General's Short List Storytelling World Honor Award |
Yancy and Bear and It's Raining, Yancy and Bear (Toronto:Annick 1996 and 1998) A boy and his bear change places! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
And you Can Be the Cat (Toronto: Annick 1992) Norman loves to play with his older sister and her friend but he's fed up with always being the cat! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
I'd Know You Anywhere (Toronto:Annick 2002) A small boy's imagination and the father who will always find him. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi. Also translated into Korean. |
Yancy and Bear and It's Raining, Yancy and Bear (Toronto:Annick 1996 and 1998) A boy and his bear change places! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
One Dark Night (New York:Viking 2001) A boy cares for a cat during a thunder storm with surprising results. Illustrations by Kathleen Hartung |
The Wide World of Suzie Mallard (Memphis: Ducks Unlimited,200) The first year in a young duck's life. |
Katie's Babbling Brother (Toronto: Annick 1991) The trials anad tribulations of having a young brother. Contact Author for Details |
Norman's Snowball (Toronto: Annick 1989) Norman and Leanna roll a huge snowball with hilarious results. Contact Author for Details |
Ben's Snow Song (Toronto: Annick 1987) A gentle, lyrical story about a family's winter picnic in the mountains. Illustrations by Lisa Smith. Contact Author for Details |
Believing Sophie (Morton Grove,Ill: Albert Whitman and Co. 1995) A young girl is unjustly accused of shoplifting. Illustrations by Dorothy Donohue. |
The Catfish Palace (Toronto:Annick 1993) A too big catfish in a too small tank sets Cindy thinking and, when the time is right, sending a letter. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
Nicholas at the Library (Toronto: Annick 1990) Nicholas and an adventurous librarian rescue a lost story chimpanzee and discover the wonder of books. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi Chosen by The Canadian Book Manufacturers' Assoc. (1999) & by TD Bank Financial/Canadian Children's Book Centre (2000) for the Great Canadian Book Giveaway in support of literacy. |
Leanna Builds a Genie Trap (Toronto: Annick 1986) Leanna works out a compromise with the magical being in her house. Illustrations Catharine O'Neill Selected for the White Raven Collection of the International Youth Library in Munich |
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Contact the author at hjhutch@telusplanet.net Back to Hazel Hutchins Home Page Click Here For Magical Novels ages 8 - 11Click Here For the “TJ” Series ages 7 – ll Click Here For Robyn first novels - easy reading ages 6-8 click here ------