Essa Public Library - Angus Branch

2026-06-24 10:00 am - 10:00 am
8505 County Road 10 Angus, Ontario L0M 1B1

Author Carolyn j Morris visits the Essa Public Library - Angus Branch with adorable ducklings. Carolyn shares farm life, storytelling, and provides an opportunity to watch the ducklings swim.

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New Tecumseth Public Library - Alliston Chick Visit

17 Victoria St. E. Alliston, ON L9R 1T3

2026-04-18 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Carolyn j Morris will be visiting NTPL's Memorial Branch (Alliston) with baby chicks. Carolyn shares farm life, storytelling and provides ample opportunity for the parents & children to hold the baby chicks.

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Residences on Yonge

15520 Yonge St, Aurora, ON L4G 1P2

2026-04-23 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Author Carolyn j Morris will be visiting Residences on Yonge with her baby chicks. Carolyn’s presentation includes farm life storytelling and provides ample opportunity for residents to hold the baby chicks.

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Chartwell Hollandview Trail Retirement Community

200 John West Way, Aurora, ON L4G 0E4

2026-04-23 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Author Carolyn j Morris visits the Chartwell Hollandview Trail Retirement Community with cute baby chicks. Carolyn j Morris' presentation includes farm life storytelling and providing ample opportunity for residents to hold the baby chicks.

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Thanks Carolyn j Morris for yet another great read! Monika Minnema
Home Schooling Educator
Wonderful books from a remarkable woman. Carolyn j Morris is like a breath of spring in the depths of winter. Peter Campbell
Screenwriter, Actor
It is special the way Carolyn j Morris writes about the dignity of rural living. Her writing of farm life is very realistic. It is important people realize the significance of farms and the values that were taught by farm families. It is good when farm life is appreciated, as it is in Carolyn's writing. Rob Keffer
7th Generation Farmer and Deputy Mayor
Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury
The characters are very believable and the situation very touching. The grieving process is told in a way that captures both children and adults alike. Everyone can identify with these feelings. I am certain that Mourning Dove will be a wonderful resource in school libraries as well as in hospitals and funeral homes. Dr. Mary Pat Tillmann
MSW, MD, CCFP, FCFP
Assistant Professor at University of Toronto,
Department of Family and Community Medicine
Carolyn j. Morris is a warm, captivating woman who cares deeply about the people she interacts with - at home, work, church, and in the community. Through the devastation of her own loss, Morris uses her writing to reach out to others as both part of her own healing process and in the hope that she can help others heal. Ben Landovskis
Mourning Dove is an excellent short story for readers both young and old. I have read many books, and I have also written a few. Those that catch and hold my attention speak to me mentally, emotionally, and spiritually; this story accomplishes all three. The author, Carolyn j Morris, engages the reader from the first page and leads one forward from chapter to chapter. The reader is soon acquainted with the characters and touched by their emotions. Obviously, Carolyn is drawing upon her own personal experiences. Making use of a wonderful gift for descriptive writing, Carolyn helps us to see each scene in the mind's eye. It would make an excellent family movie. My score for Mourning Dove is ten out of ten! Ralph E. Braden
author of The Way We Were Then
Carolyn j Morris, author of Mourning Dove, gives her audience a glimpse of heaven! Kevin Avery
Audio Production Technician
cbm Canada

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