Key Selling Points
A young Indigenous girl growing up in the 1980s learns some hard lessons about friendship, family and cultural differences.
This coming-of-age debut novel explores the themes of racism, microaggressions and friendship through a series of vignettes.
Weird Rules to Follow offers a glimpse of life in a remote coastal fishing community from an Indigenous perspective.
The author is Indigenous and a graduate of SFU's Writer's Studio, where she specialized in creative nonfiction.
The narrative is told in "scenes from a life" episodes that form a cohesive whole.
Weird Rules to Follow won a 2024 PNBA Book Award, the 2023 IODE Violet Downey Book Award, the 2023 Jean Little First-Novel Award, the 2023 Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction for Young People and the 2023 TD Canadian Children's Literature Award.
