★The Author won the equivalent of ‘The Voice’ in Quebec. She is a renowned singer and writer.
★The series won two awards in 2019 (The French Teachers Award and the General Governor’s Prize).
★The series was licensed to France, Germany, Yemen and Denmark.
★An original concept, which blends personal narrative and artwork in the style of a journal.
★The French edition has sold more than 35,000 copies, and the first book of the German edition has sold more than 10,000 copies.
★The series will hit movie theatres in Quebec in 2021.
★English translation available.

4 titles in this series: The Year When I Almost Failed at my Teens, The Year My Dad Forced Me to Go with Him at the End of the World, The Summer of All Truths, My African autumn

The good news is that Henri is back in my life. The bad news is that he doesn’t want to go out with me.
And for the first time in my life, it feels like I’m ready to confide into my dad. (Yes, you’ve heard it, my D-A-D). But I can’t. I know I can’t.
In the mean time, the scraps I’ve stuck in my journal are my most precious things in the world. Even if I don’t know how any of this will end – or why someone, somewhere wanted me to discover something I should never have known – this is my promise: I will not give up.
Fanny x

[Author]Stéphanie Lapointe
Stéphanie Lapointe is a singer, renowned writer and actor first known in Quebec for her participation in the popular reality TV show “Star Academie”, which she won. She is the winner of a Governor General’s Award for her illustrated novel Grandfather and the Moon.

[Illustrator]Marianne Ferrer
Born in Venezuela, Marianne Ferrer arrived in Canada as a child. She started drawing at the age of three and never stopped since. She works surrounded by plants and animals (her little dogs Negrita and Pancake) “because I need life around me. Her personal style has been noticed by several publishing houses. She illustrated Racines (Monsieur Ed, 2016) and Le jardin invisible (Monsieur Ed, 2017) as well as Une histoire de cancer qui finit bien (La Pastèque, 2017). She worked for almost three years with Stéphanie Lapointe to create the Amy Cloutier series.