I'm Trying to Love Rocks
By Bethany Barton. Viking, 2020. 40 pages, $23.75.
Environment
The Boreal Forest: A Year in the World’s Largest Land Biome
By L. E. Carmichael, illustrated by Josée Bisaillon. Kids Can Press, 2020. 48 pages, $19.99.
Bringing Back the Wolves
By Jude Isabella, illustrated by Kim Smith. Kids Can Press, 2020. 40 pages, $19.99.
Trees and Reciprocity
Girls, Activism and the Environment
Jennifer Reid considers how educators can encourage their students to be climate justice activists.
The Snow Knows
By Jennifer McGrath, illustrated by Josée Bisaillon. Nimbus Publishing, 2016. 32 pages, $22.95.
Wolverine and Little Thunder: An Eel Fishing Story
By Alan Syliboy, Nimbus Publishing, 2019, 34 pages, $22.95
From the Editor
The spring issue of Voice is focussed on moving forward and organizing together for the change we want to see. The pandemic has been incredibly difficult for educators and other frontline workers and we all look forward to finally moving beyond it and rebuilding towards a future that centres equity and investment in public education, public services and communities.
How Citizens Can Catalyze Change
As Sarah Lowes writes that a just and equitable recovery from the pandemic challenges our governments to think creatively while making decisions based on science and evidence.
A Forest in the City
By Andrea Curtis, illustrated by Pierre Pratt. Groundwood Books/House of Anansi Press, 2020. 40 Pages, $19.95.