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Sheila Dalton
Sheila Dalton was born in the U.K. and immigrated to Canada with her family as a child. She returned to attend the University of London and afterward traveled through Central America. She completed her degree at the University of Toronto, eventually becoming a librarian. She is currently an... show more



Sheila Dalton was born in the U.K. and immigrated to Canada with her family as a child. She returned to attend the University of London and afterward traveled through Central America. She completed her degree at the University of Toronto, eventually becoming a librarian. She is currently an eResources librarian at a large district branch. She also works as a freelance editor and writer. Among her wide-ranging interests are the visual arts and Vipassana (Insight) meditation, which she has practiced for many years. Sheila's work for children and adults has been published extensively. Her nonfiction work includes three children's books on wild animals, a picture book, Bubblemania, and a literary novel, Tales of the Ex-Fire Eater (1994). Her poetry and fiction have been published in many literary magazines. Trial by Fire (Napoleon A1998) was Sheila's first novel for young adults.

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Unputdownable Books
Unputdownable Books rated it 13 years ago
The Girl in the Box follows the story about Jerry Simpson, a Canadian psychoanalyst on vacation in Guatemala. He rescues Inez, a young Mayan girl who was chained and locked up in a windowless shed by her parents because they believed there was an animal in her. As a paranormal reader, I usually don’...
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JJ Reads rated it 13 years ago
Every once in a while you read a book that mimics real life, the stuff you hear in the news, the stuff you never think can happen to you or someone you love. This is that kind of book. Sheila Dalton tells us the story of Jerry Simpson, a Canadian psychoanalyst on vacation in Guatemala; Of Inez, a yo...
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