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Winner, OLA Red Maple Award, Fiction, 2018

Short-listed, Manitoba Young Readers' Choice Award, 2019

Short-listed, Snow Willow Award (Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice), 2018

Commended, Best Books for Kids and Teens, Canadian Children's Book Centre, Starred Selection, 2018

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She is a devoted member of the Canadian children's book industry

Other books:
- Words that Start with B
- Love Is a Four-Letter Word
-Days that End in Y

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he plot of the book is about Marivic Stone, a girl who lives in a town named Darby. A small town famous for a medical discovery that saved humankind from extinction. Even though humankind was saved, there was a price that needed to be paid, now everyone has to go through a secret procedure called the winnowing.  No one who got winnowed remembers anything about it. Marivic, and her best friend Saren are now on their way to Barton to find out what they’re hiding.

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Protagonist - Marivic Stone
Secondary - Saren, Kamel, and Abbot.
Antagonist/enemy - Spolier

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The main setting is the town Darby where Marivic, Saren and Kamel grew up, along with where Barton is. The time the story took place was a little under a generation long after the medical discovery.

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I quite enjoyed reading “The Winnowing” since I am a fan of fantasy and supernatural. The book is an amazing story with many mysteries that needed to be solved. The story had many interesting plots and ideas that were very original.  My favourite moment was when more information about the disease and the medical discovery appeared. One of the parts I didn’t like as much has to be the ending. It wasn’t what I expected and wasn’t as clear as I would have liked it. It was also a little boring, but still good.