Love Us:
Press:
1) McKellar & Martin has been deemed a CBC Cultural Secret by Shane .L. Koyczan! Click here for the interview! (Scroll down to the “Watch on Demand” section, page 2.)
2) “McKellar & Martin…has such interesting and different titles; their books are wildly appealing, both in content and visually. They are a BC independent publishing group to watch, as I haven’t seen books like they put out anywhere else….”
3) From Quill & Quire :
”Canada’s Newest Children’s Publisher Debuts in Vancouver”
4) …and from The Canadian Children’s Book Centre:
“New Children’s Book Publisher in Vancouver”
Book Reviews:
Fractured: Happily Never After? 3 Tales by Joanna Karaplis
”Gorgeous.” —A Tapestry of Words
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Go Away, Unicorn! by Emily Mullock
1) “…[T]his book is the total package. A great story with outstanding illustrations make this a wonderful addition to any girl’s library. I also must note how beautifully designed the book itself it. The printing and binding are exemplary and the unicorn even has sparkling glitter on the cover. All in all, a gorgeous book for the special little girl in your life.”
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Doggy Bag by Sean L. Moore (BBB):
1) “Delightful…[b]eautifully illustrated…children will love Doggy Bag….” —NanaHood
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The Canoe He Called Loo Taas by Amanda Reid-Stevens,
illustrated by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas (BBB)
1) “…[A] gorgeous little book…Reid-Stevens is a masterful storyteller as evidenced in this, her first book….This is a must-read for all ages….The poetry and aesthetics would be appealing to any reader and would make a lovely gift.”
2) Touted a “Recent Canadian Children’s Book of Note” by The Vancouver Sun
3) Deemed “…a must-have for all ages…” by The Lattimer Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia
4) “Loo Taas is a testament of our ancestors’ engineering genius, and serves as a significant symbol of the spirit of today’s Haida people. She is more than a canoe. She’s a national treasure, a modern marvel of supernatural knowledge, and a vehicle of the living Haida culture, proudly displayed within the Haida Heritage Centre at Kaay Llnagaay.”
—Jason Alsop, Operations Manager,
Haida Heritage Centre at Kaay Llnagaay