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Teresa Toten

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Teresa Toten

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1955-10-13 (Zagreb)
Nationality
Canada
Languages
English
Residence History
Delhi, Ontario → Toronto → Montreal → Ottawa → New York City → Toronto

Career

Occupations
Author
Active Years
1995-

Education

University of Toronto
political science
Degree: BA
Country: Canada
University of Toronto
political science
Degree: MA
Country: Canada

Awards

Governor General's Award for English-language children's literature
2013
Work: The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B
Category: Young people's literature — text
Organization: Governor General of Canada
Result: winner
Ruth Schwartz Award
1995
Work: The Only House
Result: finalist
Governor General's Award
2001
Work: The Game
Organization: Governor General of Canada
Result: finalist
Best Book for Young Adults by the American Library Association
2001
Work: The Game
Organization: American Library Association
Result: selected
Young Adult Book Award by the Canadian Library Association
2006
Work: Me and the Blondes
Organization: Canadian Library Association
Result: finalist

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B

2013 Young adult fiction

The Game

2001 Young adult fiction

Me and the Blondes

2006 Young adult fiction

The Only House

1995 Young adult fiction

Piece by Piece: Stories about Fitting into Canada

2010 Anthology

Anthology edited by Teresa Toten

The Taming

2012 Young adult fiction

With Eric Walters

Legacy

Canadian young adult fiction writer who won the Governor General's Award. Of Croatian descent.

Trivia

  • Daughter of a Canadian father and a Croatian mother.
  • Left Zagreb for Canada on the day she was born.
  • Father died when she was seven months old.
  • Canadian people of Croatian descent.
  • Writers from Toronto.