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Occupation
  
Author

Genre
  
Children's Literature


Name
  
Marsha Skrypuch

Role
  
Writer

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Books
  
The Hunger, Silver Threads, Best Gifts, Nobody's child, Hope's War

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Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch (born 1954) is a Ukrainian Canadian children's writer who lives in Brantford, Ontario.

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She received a BA in English and a Master of Library Science from the University of Western Ontario, and began writing fiction in 1992. Her first book, Silver Threads, was published in 1996.

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Marsha Skrypuch is the author of many books for children and young adults, especially focussing on novels about Armenian immigrants.

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Works

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  • Silver Threads - 1996
  • The Best Gifts - 1998
  • The Hunger - 1999
  • Enough - 2000
  • Hope's War - 2001
  • Nobody's Child - 2003
  • Aram's Choice - 2006
  • Kobzar's Children: A Century of Untold Ukrainian Stories - 2006
  • Dear Canada: Prisoners in the Promised Land: The Ukrainian Internment Diary of Anya Soloniuk, Spirit Lake, Quebec, 1914 - 2007
  • Daughter of War - 2008
  • Call Me Aram - 2009
  • A Christmas To Remember - 2009 -- "An Unexpected Visitor" was written by Skrypuch for this anthology.
  • Stolen Child - 2010
  • Last Airlift: A Vietnamese Orphan's Rescue from War - 2011
  • Making Bombs For Hitler - 2012
  • One Step At A Time: A Vietnamese Child Finds Her Way - 2012
  • When Mama Goes to Work - 2013
  • Underground Soldier - 2014
  • Dance of the Banished - 2014

    • Awards

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  • 1996, Taras Shevchenko for Silver Threads
  • 2000, CCBC's Our Choice Award for The Hunger
  • 2001, CCBC's Our Choice Award for Enough
  • 2002, CCBC's Our Choice Award for Hope's War
  • 2004 CCBC's Our Choice Award for Nobody's Child
  • 2006 CCBC's Our Choice for Aram's Choice
  • 2008 Order of Princess Olga, for her writing on the Holodomor, in particular her book Enough
  • 2010 Woman of Distinction, World Congress of Ukrainian Women's Organizations
  • 2010 Calliope Award for outstanding writing and mentoring, Humber School for Writers
  • 2011 SCBWI Crystal Kite Award for the Americas, for Stolen Child
  • 2012 CCBC Best Books for Kids: Last Airlift
  • 2012 CCBC Best Books For Kids: Stolen Child
  • 2012 CCBC Best Books For Kids, Starred Review: Making Bombs For Hitler
  • 2012 CCBC Best Books for Kids: Making Bombs For Hitler
  • 2013 Red Cedar Book Award Winner in category "Information", Last Airlift
  • 2013 Silver Birch Fiction Winner: Making Bombs For Hitler
  • 2014 Manitoba Young Readers' Choice Award: Making Bombs For Hitler
  • 2014 Silver Birch non-fiction Winner: One Step At A Time: A Vietnamese Child Finds Her Way

    • Marsha Skrypuch Marsha Skrypuch Contact Information Biography Books and Pictures

    References

    Marsha Skrypuch Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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