Eric Wilson
is at the top of his game as one of Canada’s foremost mystery
writers for children. He has written more than twenty titles,
sold nearly a million books in Canada alone, achieved bestseller
status in Spain and sold six books to Japan, and won a bevy
of awards and honours including the Arthur Ellis Award for
Lifetime Achievement and the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal.
His latest, The Emily Carr Mystery, is already
in its fourth printing. Eric counts his desire to make the
world a better place for children as a cornerstone of his
success, and he has plans to create a charitable foundation
directed entirely by youth.
Escape From Big Muddy
HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1997
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Graham is quite taken with a young first nations girl named Dawn, who performs in a dance troupe. As a tribute to her
ancestors, she does a ceremonial dance named “The Raven” in which she dawns a beautiful raven mask, a historical
artifact that she borrowed from the local museum. During the dance, however, an unknown assailant in a bear costume
robs her. Graham and Dawn must save this priceless artifact before it is destroyed – and before her parents return home.
Escape From Big Muddy
Written by Eric Wilson HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1997
Murder on the Canadian
Written by Eric Wilson HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1991
The
Unmasking of 'Ksan
Written by Eric Wilson HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1996
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The Unmasking of 'Ksan
HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1996
Graham is quite taken with a young first nations girl named
Dawn, who performs in a dance troupe. As a tribute to her
ancestors, she does a ceremonial dance named “The Raven”
in which she dawns a beautiful raven mask, a historical
artifact that she borrowed from the local museum. During
the dance, however, an unknown assailant in a bear costume
robs her. Graham and Dawn must save this priceless artifact
before it is destroyed – and before her parents return home.
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Review
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Own Review
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review today!
Graham is quite taken with a young first nations girl named Dawn, who performs in a dance troupe. As a tribute to her
ancestors, she does a ceremonial dance named “The Raven” in which she dawns a beautiful raven mask, a historical
artifact that she borrowed from the local museum. During the dance, however, an unknown assailant in a bear costume
robs her. Graham and Dawn must save this priceless artifact before it is destroyed – and before her parents return home. 
Graham is quite taken with a young first nations girl named
Dawn, who performs in a dance troupe. As a tribute to her
ancestors, she does a ceremonial dance named “The Raven”
in which she dawns a beautiful raven mask, a historical
artifact that she borrowed from the local museum. During
the dance, however, an unknown assailant in a bear costume
robs her. Graham and Dawn must save this priceless artifact
before it is destroyed – and before her parents return home.
