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Resumes for Teens

11/24/2025

Have a teen in your life that is interested in finding a part-time or summer job or who needs a resume for their post-secondary applications?
Well I have a training for them!
This week on YouTube, I’m doing a full workshop on how to write a resume for teens. It’s one of my most popular workshops that I do with the Burlington Public Library. It fills up incredibly fast and not everyone lives in Halton - so I’ve decided to put it on YouTube!In the video I go through everything, including sharing a sample template with relevant experiences like babysitting, school projects, clubs and extracurriculars and how to write bullet points for them.
It’s jam packed with value.
Head here to watch: https://youtu.be/oLFm9rxnm8M

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Why Fall Is the Perfect Time to Read (& 10 cozy book recommendations to get started)

9/24/2025

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How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin
A clever, twisty mystery that keeps you guessing until the end. Perfect for long autumn evenings when shadows grow earlier and every clue feels charged with possibility. Because nothing says fall more than a cozy mystery set in the English countryside!
Always on My Mind by Beth Moran
A heartwarming, second-chance romance full of tender moments and emotional resonance. The kind of story that pairs beautifully with falling leaves and introspective walks.
Feels Like Home by Sara Curto
A rich small-town romance about belonging, healing, and rooting yourself in community. It’s a warm, comforting read that feels like coming home. Yes, it's my book but it's honestly the perfect fall read!
You, Again by Kate Goldbeck
A witty, slow-burn romance with sparkling banter and emotional stakes. Perfect for cozy autumn afternoons when you want something light but meaningful. And bonus points for LGBTQIA+ rep!
Coming Home to the Highlands by Lisa Hobman
A romantic escape into the Scottish Highlands, with family, heritage, and sweeping landscapes. It’s a dreamy read to transport you into golden hills and misty moors. Honestly, every fall I yearn for the Highlands so a Lisa Hobman book is needed!
Witch of Wild Things by Rachel Vasquez
A lush, atmospheric fantasy powered by magic, curses, and nature’s wildness. The witchy and forested elements make it perfect for crisp nights and shifting shadows. Fall is the season of the witch after all.
A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik
A darker, high-stakes fantasy full of magical danger and morally complex characters. As autumn leans into long nights, this one draws you deep into a world where every decision is critical.
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman
Sweet, uplifting, and deeply heartfelt. This graphic novel series is a cozy, feel-good read with emotional warmth, ideal for a calm afternoon or a chilly evening indoors. And nothing says fall more than a school based romance! Also LGBTQIA+ rep!
The Other Ones by Fran Hart
I just read this one and it's the ideal fall read. A haunting, romantic ghost story that’s just right for the season. Haunted houses, spectral secrets, and emotional stakes, it gives you the perfect blend of spook and sentiment.
Teaching the Teacher’s Pet by Sarah Sutton
A sweet YA romance with enemies-to-lovers flair. It’s fun, flirty, and gives that warm fuzzy feeling you want when characters gradually open up to each other.

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