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Tanya’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Tanya’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Tanya Lloyd Kyi’s Followers (84)
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Tanya Lloyd Kyi
Goodreads Author
Born
Vancouver, Canada
Website
Twitter
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Member Since
March 2011
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/tanya_kyi
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Me and Banksy
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2020
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6 editions
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This Is Your Brain on Stereotypes: How Science Is Tackling Unconscious Bias
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Anywhere but Here
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2013
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6 editions
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The City of Lost Cats
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Prince of Pot
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2017
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3 editions
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Mya's Strategy to Save the World
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2019
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3 editions
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Truth
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2003
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15 editions
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Eyes and Spies: How You're Tracked and Why You Should Know
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Shadow Warrior: Based on the true story of a fearless ninja and her network of female spies
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2017
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2 editions
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Our Green City
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Forest of Reading Season!
I’m so excited to have This Is Your Brain on Stereotypes included on the 2022 Yellow Cedar list. The Ontario Library Association does such an amazing job of this reader’s choice award. Having a book on this list means that thousands (!!) of kids are reading it, thinking about it, and weighing it against a ridiculously strong list of contenders.
It also means I get to virtually visit classrooms. Ove
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Tanya’s Recent Updates
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| Stephanie Sy's tiger is charmingly contrarian. You can't tame a tiger, or tell one what to do, either. And you definitely can't change one if he doesn't want to be changed. Delightfully illustrated in a limited palette by Julien Chung, this simple re ...more | |
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| This is a hilarious, fast-paced romp through a day with a toilet-training-resistant toddler. The wordplay throughout makes it extra fun. And so many parents are going to be grateful for this book! | |
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Before I read this book, I didn't realize that my ideal Halloween story was full of jam. I'm such a fan of Casey Lyall's work, and this book is no exception. It is quirky, clever, and heartwarming all at the same time. The way it's written ("the vamp ...more |
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| The street in this clever, thoughtful book provides a gateway to centuries of history, and the author explains colonialism in a way that young children will easily understand. Anishinaabe artist Cathie Jamieson has created rich, detailed illustration ...more | |
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| Hana and her mother love to paint the sea birds along the shore near their home. When an earthquake shakes Hana's school and a wave of dark water crushes the forest along the shore, Hana and her class must evacuate to higher ground. But how will Hana ...more | |
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| Overflowing with lush imagination and celebration of the natural world, this book combines charming wordplay with actual bumblebee-bearing advice. The illustrations are captivating — wild, surrealist interpretations of the text. | |
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| Such a clever concept, gorgeously executed and illustrated. From cries to crescendos — and even to chaos — the book captures the cacophony of a real witching hour (with real witches), but combines the exhaustion with joy, love, and imagination. There ...more | |
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| A young artist is stuck inside as a rusty haze rolls over her city. When the days extend endlessly, she loses the heart to draw, and her life grows dark. This book asks big questions: what feeds our curiosity, what role does nature play in our creati ...more | |
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| This non-fiction picture book offers a clear and wildly creative explanation of the water cycle. It combines lyrical text with vibrantly imaginative illustrations (an octopus on a water glass; a forest growing on a wave; water pipes winding past a mo ...more | |
“But maybe...maybe you have to know where you come from, and what you are, before you run away to become something new.”
― Anywhere but Here
― Anywhere but Here
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| Around the Year i...: [2025] Wild Discussion | 2846 | 514 | Nov 07, 2024 07:58PM | |
| What's the Name o...: YA/ Teen realistic fiction. High school boy wants to leave his small town (in Washington?) after graduation. Spoilers. | 5 | 34 | Nov 20, 2024 11:28AM |
