The best thing about books is that they can transport us anywhere and give us a glimpse into other worlds. Children’s books are no exception.
Mississauga author Aine Moorad spent her life in three continents. Asia, Europe and North America. From the bustling metropolis of Karachi…
The best thing about books is that they can transport us anywhere and give us a glimpse into other worlds. Children’s books are no exception. And in a country as diverse as Canada, it is important to offer children from all backgrounds an opportunity to learn about their own cultures and about the experiences and lives of those different than their own.
March is the beginning of all things Maple! As the sweetest season kicks-off, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a book that transports kids to the sugar shack…
A Mississauga woman is making a big splash in the world of children’s literature. Aine Moorad, a local mother of two, used her experience of growing up in three countries as inspiration to write a series of books about an eight-year-old boy who immigrated to Canada. “I was born in Karachi, Pakistan, and I moved …
