Glenda Leznoff Books

Glenda Leznoff is a writer and painter whose work spans film, playwriting, fiction, non-fiction, and children's literature. Her artistic training began at a very young age, continuing through studies at the Banff School of Fine Arts and UBC. Leznoff often explores themes through her diverse artistic talents, offering readers a unique perspective on her worldview. Her works are appreciated for their depth and style.

Heartache and Other Natural Shocks
384 pages
14 hours of reading
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Set against the backdrop of 1970s Toronto, the story follows fifteen-year-old Julia Epstein as she navigates the challenges of relocating from Montreal. Her rivalry with neighbor Carla Cabrielli intensifies over a coveted role in a school production of Hamlet and their mutual attraction to the charismatic Ian Slater. As their competition escalates, themes of deception and betrayal emerge, leading to unexpected consequences. Glenda Leznoff's debut novel delves into the complexities of teenage relationships and the emotional turmoil of adolescence.
Pigmalion
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This amusing tale, told in tongue-in-cheek fashion, features the lovable character of Juliet, a shy piglet who gets the part of Eliza Piglittle in the play Pigmalion . (Apologies to George Bernard Shaw.) Magical illustrations by Rachel Berman.

Heartache and Other Natural Shocks

Pigmalion