Contributor: Clarke MacDonald

CLARKE MACDONALD is an illustrator and graphic designer in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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Lilly Babysits her Brother
Brenda Bellingham, Clarke MacDonald
Lilly babysits her hyper-allergic brother and gets to use her mom's smartphone!
$5.95, Paperback
Interest ages: 6-9
Lexile Reading Level: 560
Lilly and the Hullabaloo
Brenda Bellingham, Clarke MacDonald
Lilly's class learns about a carnival in the Bahamas and plans their own version called the Hullabaloo.
$5.95, Paperback
Interest ages: 6-9
Lexile Reading Level: 580
Lilly Traps the Bullies
Brenda Bellingham, Clarke MacDonald
Lilly has to make a decision: choose between old friends and the gang of cool kids.
$5.95, Paperback
Interest ages: 6-9
Lexile Reading Level: 540
Lilly Makes a Friend
Brenda Bellingham, Clarke MacDonald
Lilly Makes a Friend is a touching story that shows how integrating special needs children into the schools is a challenge worth pursuing.