Seven The Series: Meet the Authors

With Seven The Series, published October 2012, soon to be followed by Seven The Sequels (October 2014), Orca Book Publishers have just released a video of all the authors involved in both series.

Seven the Series tells the stories of the seven grandsons of adventurer David McLean upon his death.  The seven teenagers–D.J., Steve, Spencer, Bunny (a.k.a. Bernard), Rennie, Jim (a.k.a. Webb) and Adam–are sent on different missions by their grandfather, as relayed in packages presented to each by their grandfather's lawyer. 

The series, the brainchild of author Eric Walters, includes the following seven books, written by seven of Canada's best writers of children's fiction:

• Between Heaven and Earth by Eric Walters;
• Lost Cause by John Wilson;
• Jump Cut by Ted Staunton;
• Ink Me by Richard Scrimger;
• Close to the Heel by Norah McClintock;
• Devil's Pass by Sigmund Brouwer; and
• The Last Message by Shane Peacock.

  
Seven (The Series): Meet the Authors

Uploaded by Orca Book Publishers on May 12, 2014 to YouTube.

The Seven Sequels

by Eric Walters, Sigmund Brouwer, Norah McClintock, Shane Peacock, Richard Scrimger, Ted Staunton and John Wilson
Orca Book Publishers
Ages 9-12
For release October, 2014

Time to start the excitement for the sequels, aptly called The Seven Sequels, to Orca's best-selling Seven the Series which came out in October of 2012.  Seven books by seven youngCanLit authors about the seven grandsons of David McLean, all to be released on the same day this October, 2014.  This trailer should get readers talking and anticipating.


The Seven Sequels Trailer

 Uploaded by Orca Book Publishers on March 12, 2014 to YouTube.

Becoming Holmes: The Boy Sherlock Holmes, His Final Case

by Shane Peacock

Tundra Books

978-1-770-492325

245 pp.

Ages 10-14

October 2012












Becoming Holmes trailer

Published on Oct 10, 2012 by theboysherlockholmes to YouTube

Interesting to note that the video was produced by Aaron Peacock.  Son?  Brother?  Brother-in-law? Anyone know?