This page contains information about past BookFests, including profiles of our past authors.

2018

In 2018, five authors visited us in Killaloe and district:

• Profile of Kari-Lynn Winters | kariwinters.com
• Profile of Frieda Wishinsky | friedawishinsky.com
• Profile of Marty Chan | martychan.com
• Profile of Chad Solomon | rabbitandbearpaws.com
• Profile of Shane Peacock | shanepeacock.com

2017

In 2017, five authors visited us in Killaloe and district:

Ted Staunton                 Read his Profile    tedstauntonbooks.com

Melanie Florence        Read her Profile    melanieflorence.com

Kevin Sylvester            Read his Profile     kevinsylvesterbooks.com

Bill Slavin                       Read his Profile     billslavin.com

Helaine Becker           Read her Profile     helainebecker.com

2016

Killaloe Kids BookFest 2016 was a roaring success!

The following profiles contain a few snippets about each author.  Much more information can be found on their own websites.

• Profile of Janet Wilson      |     Janet’s website www.janetwilson.ca
• Profile of Jan Thornhill     |    Jan’s website  www.janthornhill.com
• Profile of Sharon Jennings     |  Sharon’s website  www.sharonjennings.ca
• Profile of Eric Zweig                |   Eric’s website  www.ericzweig.com
• Profile of Frieda Wishinsky    |  Frieda’s website  www.friedawishinsky.com
  

Inaugural Killaloe Kids BookFest

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In 2016, Killaloe Kids BookFest received Provincial Support!

The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is an agency of the Government of Ontario, and Canada’s largest granting foundation. Over $110 million is awarded annually to some 1000 nonprofit and charitable organizations across the province. The Killaloe Kids BookFest is proud to be a 2016 grant recipient.

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About – Information about the partners and organizers bringing these events to you.

Authors – The children’s authors, the dates, times and places of their visits.

Sponsors – The businesses, groups, and individuals who help inaugurate the annual Killaloe Kids BookFest.

Documents – Background, news, articles, and other information.

Volunteer – Let us know if you have ability in any of these areas, and come join the team.

Contribute – The Killaloe Kids BookFest will be sustainable only if the community can contribute financially.

Past BookFests – Find out about all the authors who have visited in the past.