Sheree Fitch

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Sheree Fitch was born on 3 December 1956 in Ottawa, Ontario and grew up in New Brunswick. She has taught at St. Thomas University and the University of New Brunswick and is a literacy advocate and social activist. Fitch currently divides her time between Washington, D.C. and River John, Nova Scotia.

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Books by Sheree Fitch

1987
Toes in My Nose and Other Poems (children)
1989
Sleeping Dragons All Around (children)
1991
Merry-Go-Day (children)
1992
There Were Monkeys in My Kitchen! (children)
1993
In This House Are Many Women (poetry)
1994
I Am Small (children)
1995
Mabel Murple (children)
1997
If You Could Wear My Sneakers! (children)
1998
There's a Mouse in My House (children)
1998
The Hullaballoo Bugaboo Day (children)
1999
The Other Author Arthur (children)
1999
If I Were The Moon (children)
2000
Writing Maniac: How I grew up to be a writer (and you can, too!) (non-fiction)
2001
No Two Snowflakes (children)
2001
Everybody's Different on Everybody Street (non-fiction)
2002
One More Step (young adult)
2003
Persnickety Pete (The Cleanest Boy in the World) (children)
2004
Pocket Rocks (children)
2005
The Gravesavers (young adult)
A young girl helps her grandmother protect the graves of people lost in a shipwreck.
2005
Peek-a-Little Boo (children)
2005
If I Had a Million Onions (children)
2008
Kisses Kisses, Baby-O (children)
2008
The Poetry Experience (with Larry Swartz, non-fiction)
2008
Kiss the Joy As It Flies (novel)
2010
Pluto's Ghost (young adult)
 
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Awards

  • Silver Birch Award
    • 1999 – There's a Mouse in My House! – Shortlisted
    • 2000 – If You Could Wear My Sneakers – Winner
    • 2007 – If I Had a Million Onions – Shortlisted

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Added 04 March 2009.
Updated 07 January 2012.