Children’s literature is a vibrant and influential genre of fiction that nurtures young minds, sparks imagination and addresses important themes. It plays a crucial role in shaping children’s perspectives and instilling values.
At Carleton University, countless students have pursued their passion for storytelling through the development of children’s books. Keisha Cuffie, Valerie Kaiyang Wood and Amanda Bernardo are among this group. Their books tackle themes ranging from mental health and identity to confidence, adoption, history and racism.
Read about Keisha Cuffie, a current MA student in Canadian Studies, and her books (D is for Dazzling & The Time Keepers).