Shane Peacock is a Canadian novelist, playwright, journalist, and television screenwriter. His first book The Great Farini was a biography of the colourful Canadian personality William Leonard Hunt. His plays have been produced by the 4th Line Theatre; his documentaries have included Team Spirit, aired on the CTV national network, and among his novels are Last Message, part of the Seven Series for young readers;[1] Double You, its sequel; and Separated, its prequel.
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His best-selling series for young adults, The Boy Sherlock Holmes, has been published in ten countries in twelve languages and has appeared on more than forty shortlists.[2] It won the prestigious IODE Violet Downey Book Award,[3] two Arthur Ellis Awards for crime fiction,[4] the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Book Award, the Libris Award, and has been a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award and three times nominated for the TD Canadian Children's Literature Award. As well, each novel in the series was named a Junior Library Guild Premier Selection.[5] His first picture book, The Artist and Me, appeared in 2016 and quickly became a Junior Library Guild selection, Blue Spruce Award[6] and Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award nominee.[7] His teen Gothic horror trilogy, The Dark Missions of Edgar Brim, begun in 2016, became a John Spray Mystery Award nominee[8] and was followed in early 2018 by Monster.
Picture Books
1. "The Artist and Me" (2016)
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