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Sage

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Sage Bisby is a normal fifteen year old, or so she thinks. A typical day involves texting her friends, avoiding Tyson and his gang of thugs, and blasting hip hop from her electric violin. But what Sage doesn't know is that her smokin' YouTube videos are famous all over the Universe. When word comes down from the Committee of Highly Evolved Galaxies that the humans on Earth are to be eliminated for their appalling treatment of the planet and each other, a galaxy-wide chain reaction starts that rocks Sage from the tips of her fingers to the soles of her purple leather high tops.

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First published February 29, 2012

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Christina Kilbourne

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Christina Kilbourne is an award-winning young adult author who handles complex subjects with sensitivity and tact while covering issues of critical significance to youth.

Her novel, Dear Jo, was the recipient of three Canadian young reader’s choice awards in British Columbia (Red Cedar), Saskatchewan (Snow Willow) and Manitoba (MYRCA). It was also shortlisted for a young reader’s choice award in New York (New York State Charlotte Award). She is a four-time recipient of an Ontario Arts Council Works in Progress Grant.

Christina Kilbourne was born in Southwestern, Ontario, then moved and spent her elementary and high school years in Muskoka, a resort area two hours north of Toronto, Canada.

She graduated with an Honours BA in English Literature and Anthropology from the University of Western Ontario and completed her Masters degree in Creative Writing and English Literature at the University of Windsor, Ontario.

Upon graduating Christina travelled across Africa, Mexico, Central, South America, Australia and parts of the South Pacific. She lived two years in New Zealand.

She writes adult, young adult and middle grade fiction and has had her work translated into Slovenian, Portuguese, Ukrainian and Spanish.

Christina currently lives with her husband and two children near Bracebridge, Canada. She is a member of the Writer’s Union of Canada.




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