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Kiran Singer is worried. What can a kid do to help preserve the earth? Her grandmother introduces her to the wonders of Vancouver’s Camosun Bog. Richly illustrated by Millie Ballance, Sue Ann Alderson’s poems are a celebration of life and of our ability to make a difference.

Canadians Sue Ann Alderson and Victoria Miles, winners of the 2007 Henry Bergh Children’s Book Award

The Eco-Diary of Kiran Singer has been selected as a winner of the 2007 ASPCA® Henry Bergh Children’s Book Award in the Young Adult category.

The winning books were selected for their outstanding ability to teach young readers a new way to care for the animals and natural resources that we all share.

The ASPCA® Henry Bergh Children’s Book Award will be presented to Sue Ann Alderson at an award ceremony and cocktail reception during the 2008 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference in Anaheim, C.A. on Monday, June 30, 2008.

Sue Ann Alderson lives in Vancouver, BC. She taught creative writing at the University of British Columbia and has written many books for young people.
Read an article about Alderson Camosun's Crazy Boggers immortalized in kids' book.

Millie Balance studied art in London. She now lives and paints in Vancouver.