Hazel Hutchins

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Hazel Hutchins is a Canadian children's author.

Her book Tess (1995) was nominated for a Governor General's Award.^[1] She has also received the Writers Guild of Alberta Award for Children's Literature and the Shining Willow Young Readers' Choice Award.^[2]

She lives in Canmore, Alberta.

Bibliography[]

• Anastasia Morningstar and the Crystal Butterfly (1984)
• Leanna Builds a Genie Trap (1986)
• Ben's Snow Song (1987)
• Casey Webber, The Great (1988)
• Norman's Snowball (1989)
• Nicholas at the Library (1990)
• Katie's Babbling Brother (1991)
• A Cat of Artimus Pride (1991)
• And You Can Be the Cat (1992)
• The Catfish Palace (1993)
• The Best of Arlie Zack (1993)
• The Three and Many Wishes of Jason Reid (1993)
• Within A Painted Past (1994)
• Believing Sophie (1995)
• Tess - (1995)
• Yancy and Bear (1996)
• Shoot for the Moon, Robyn (1997)
• The Prince of Tarn (1997)
• Robyn's Want Ad (1998)
• It's Raining, Yancy and Bear (1998)
• One Duck (1999)
• Robyn and the Bears (2000)
• Two So Small (2000)
• The Wide World of Suzie Mallard (2000)
• One Dark Night (2001)
• Robyn's Art Attack (2002)
• T J and the Cats (2002)
• I'd Know You Anywhere (2002)
• T J and the Haunted House (2003)
• Robyn Make the News (2003)
• The Sidewalk Rescue (2004)
• Skate, Robyn, Skate! (2004)
• A Second is a Hiccup (2004)
• TJ and the Rockets (2004)
• Beneath the Bridge (2004)
• Robyn's Party-in-the-Park (2004)
• Sarah and the Magic Science Project (2005)
• TJ and the Sports Fanatic (2006)
• The List (2007)

References[]

External links[]

• Hazel Hutchins home page

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