Claire Eamer

Writer – Researcher – Editor

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Join Claire and other Canadian kids' science writers at their blog, Sci/Why:
www.sci-why.blogspot.com
Find Claire on Twitter at @CEamer
To see more of Claire's work as a science writer, go to Eamer Science Services.

The Latest

Catch me on the web at TVOparents: Last month, I spent a day at the Annick Press office in Toronto, taping a video interview with TVOntario producer Albert Wisco, who has done a lovely job of editing the results.
I will be touring Ontario in the first half of May, doing school visits and library presentations as part of the Ontario Library Association's Forest of Reading celebrations. If you're interested in booking a presentation, contact me directly or through Authors' Booking Service.

Photo by Mark Prins

Lizards in the Sky is a contender for the 2013 Red Maple Award for non-fiction. It's part of the Ontario Library Association's Forest of Reading®, Canada's largest recreational reading program. The winners are chosen by kids from schools and libraries all over the province.
The World in Your Lunch Box has been named a 2012 Eureka! Silver Honor Book by The California Reading Association. It was also a finalist in the 2013 AAAS/Subaru SB&F hands-on science book competition. Congratulations and thanks to illustrator Sa Boothroyd and Annick Press.
Tesseracts Fifteen: A Case of Quite Curious Tales (with my story "Ice Pirates") was a finalist for the 2012 Prix Aurora Awards. Congratulations to editors Julie E. Czerneda and Susan MacGregor, all my fellow authors, and the folks at EDGE Publishing.

For more information, contact me at claire@claireeamer.com.

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