I work in gratitude on unceded land of the Lekwungen-speaking people of the Songhees and Esquimalt nations.
"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 |
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The Great Googlini ✩"A thoughtful glimpse into the life of an immigrant family... a refreshingly straightforward look at cancer." Kirkus, STARRED review |
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A Boy Named Queen "An eloquent celebration of individuality." Publishers Weekly ✩"A small, eloquent book with a powerful message." Kirkus, STARRED review |
Double Play
"A complex story with no clear-cut answers. Engaging, charming... A home run." Booklist 
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Slick
"A fast-paced, inspirational tale of teenage eco activism.... Irrresistible spirit." Library Thing 
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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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 
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