• Age: 3 to 5
• Grade: p to k
• Reading age: 3 to 5

This amusing tale, told in tongue-in-cheek fashion, features the lovable character of Juliet, a shy piglet who gets the part of Eliza Piglittle in the play Pigmalion. (Apologies to George Bernard Shaw.) Magical illustrations by Rachel Berman.

Glenda Leznoff has worked produced in theatre, animation and television. She has written magazine articles for publications such as McLean's and Vancouver Magazine. She teaches creative writing and lives in Vancouver.

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Rachel Carson Berman is an Associate Professor at Ryerson University in the School of Early Childhood Studies. She's worked with a variety of community groups and research teams throughout her academic career and has published on a variety of topics, including mothering, immigrant women, and children’s perceptions of school. Her work has been published in such qualitative journals as Qualitative Inquiry, The International Journal of Qualitative Methods, and Qualitative Health Research. Prior to joining Ryerson she taught courses on feminist research at McMaster University and York University. She is very pleased to have the opportunity to bring together the work of feminist scholars from across Canada in one volume in the edited collection Corridor Talk: Feminist Scholars Share their Stories of Research Partnerships.

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