I work in gratitude on unceded land of the Lekwungen-speaking people of the Songhees and Esquimalt nations.
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"In Victoria writer Sara Cassidy’s ...novels for children and teens, imagination is shown to be both a creative gift and an essential vehicle of empathy and morality." - Vancouver Sun |
Coming in October 2018: The Great Googlini
"A thoughtful glimpse into the life of an immigrant family, and... [a] refreshingly straightforward look at cancer." - Kirkus (starred review)
Double Play
"A complex story with no clear-cut answers. Engaging, charming... A home run." Booklist 
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A Boy Named Queen
"A small, eloquent book with a powerful message." Kirkus (STARRED review) "Terribly perfect." Type Books 
Slick
"A fast-paced, inspirational tale of teenage eco activism.... Irrresistible spirit." Library Thing 
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Skylark
"Beautifully written." Vancouver Sun "An excellent, brief look at homelessness and resiliency." Puget Sound Review 
Black Gold
"Jam-packed with likable, well-realized characters and a compassionate message." Kirkus Reviews 
Windfall
"This charming book about teen activism lives up to the high expectations set by Sara Cassidy’s first novel, Slick. CM Magazine 
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