Caroline Woodward Libri

"...one of those rare books--a satisfying mystery that has no criminal content whatsoever ... even the most hidebound mystery reader is likely to be delighted by this well-written and intriguing tale." --The Toronto Star "...a worthy successor to her short fiction collection ... Woodward interweaves several intriguing narrative threads into this intense first-person tale of [Mercy's] actual and mental journeys to discover family, past and present, that will give her life wholeness...enhancing this narrative is the delightfully witty voice of Mercy Brown." --Canadian Literature When Mercy Brown, a reluctant psychic and freelance journalist, discovers her late Aunt Ginger's diaries, packed with early Canadian dance history and a painful past, she realizes that she has two mysteries to sort out. Mercy Brown and her dog Sadie embark on a writing assignment up the Alaska Highway. A BC bestseller, Alaska Highway Two-Step was selected as one of The Globe & Mail's Top 100 Books. Caroline Woodward's sharp wit and unerring ability to create warm, believable characters make this a delightful novel of the North.

The memoir explores the author's decision to embrace adventure by becoming a lighthouse keeper in modern-day British Columbia, highlighting the contrasts between a secure life and the thrill of the unknown. It delves into the challenges and rewards of this unique lifestyle, offering insights into the beauty of the remote coastal environment and the personal growth that comes from such a daring choice. Through vivid storytelling, the author reflects on the transformative power of nature and the pursuit of one's passions.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific Northwest coast, this children's picture book captures the essence of summer through vibrant illustrations and engaging storytelling. It invites young readers to explore the beauty of nature, the joy of seaside adventures, and the warmth of sunny days, making it a delightful read for families looking to celebrate the season.

Engaging the senses, this book invites readers on an adventurous journey filled with vivid imagery and sound. It captures the essence of nature through experiences like sun-warmed rocks and crackling campfires, bringing to life the playful antics of dolphins and the barks of sea lions. With the collaborative effort of Caroline Woodward and illustrator Claire Watson, the narrative promises an immersive exploration of the world around us.

It's a cold, windy winter morning and a little girl has to walk a mile to catch the school bus. Along the way, she faces wire gates, dark shadowy woods, a bull grazing with the cattle and many other scary things. Will she be able to sing her way through the dark morning? Lilting rhyming text by Caroline Woodward and stunning artwork by Julie Morstad complement each other perfectly in this whimsical, nostalgic story, creating the look and feel of a classic picture book.