Nancy Hundal
Nancy Hundal is a celebrated Canadian children's author and retired teacher-librarian based in Vancouver, British Columbia. With a career spanning over 35 years, she has written numerous picture books, middle-grade novels, and young adult fiction. Her writing is often inspired by her own family, her students, and the West Coast landscape. She is well-regarded for her evocative language and atmospheric storytelling, and her works are frequently used in classrooms as pattern books for student writers.
Awards
['Sheila A. Egoff B.C. Book Prize (1991)']
Notable Works
['I Heard My Mother Call My Name', 'November Boots', 'PuddleDuck', 'Snow Story', 'Prairie Summer', 'Melted Star Journey', 'Twilight Fairies', 'Number 21', 'Camping', 'Kaleidoscopes and Butterfly Dreams', 'Saturday at the Garage', 'Stazy and the Magic List', "Truckin'"]
