Degrassi Classic novels are a series of mass market paperback novelizations of the Canadian teen drama series Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High. Released by James Lorimer & Co.Degrassi junior high series [online]. Pouch Cove: Resource Links, 2006. 31 s. Copyright - Copyright Resource Links Oct 2006; Document feature - Photographs; Last updated - 2017-11-06.READ, Nicholas. Teenagers, here's a show just for you: [3* Edition]. The Vancouver Sun [online]. Jan 29, . 1988, s. F1. ProQuest Central. ISSN 0832-1299.. DeGrassi stars visit Whitby: [EAS Edition]. Toronto Star [online]. Apr 25, . 1989, s. E17. ProQuest Central. ISSN 0319-0781. from 1988 to 1992, the novels sometimes adapted plots from the series, but also elaborated on plots not addressed completely on the series. The books would often center on a particular character on the show, although the novel Exit Stage Left is based on the overall series. A thirteenth book, based on the characters Arthur and Yick and written by Kathryn Ellis, remains unreleased. Lorimer reprinted several of the books at the height of Degrassi: The Next Generation's popularity in 2006.
The books were also published in other places; in Australia, they were published by ABC in November 1990. The books also saw French Canadian releases by Les Éditions de Minuit.. THE ARTS IN BRIEF Degrassi goes travelling. The Globe and Mail [online]. Oct 18, . 1990 ProQuest Central. ISSN 0319-0714.
List of books NameWritten byPublishedISBNExit Stage LeftWilliam Pasnak1987Stephanie KayeKen Roberts1988SpikeLoretta Castellarin, Ken Roberts1988MelanieSusin Nielsen1989Joey JeremiahCatherine Dunphy1989ShaneSusin Nielsen1989LucyNazneen Sadiq1989WheelsSusin Nielsen1990CaitlinCatherine Dunphy1990SnakeCatherine Dunphy1991MayaKathryn Ellis1992BLTCatherine Dunphy1992
Reception The 2006 re-releases of Spike, Caitlin, Joey Jeremiah, and Snake received a favourable review from author Kristin Butcher, particularly singling out Snake and Spike.
External links
https://degrassi.ca/books/
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