(Isstories Editorial):- Toronto, Ontario Nov 21, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – Rising Canadian talent Riley Jarvis, known for her early success as a child actor, is celebrating a new milestone with the release of her self-published children’s book, Lights Out. At just high school age, the young actress-turned-author is already building an impressive creative legacy.
Riley began her professional acting career at only five years old, quickly becoming a recognizable face in Canadian children’s entertainment. She starred as the lead in TVO Kids’ Cutie Pugs, appearing in all 26 episodes produced by Little Engine Moving Pictures–a respected Canadian production company known for high-quality family content. Her charm, comedic timing, and natural screen presence made her stand out with young audiences.
Beyond television, Riley’s work extended to major national commercial campaigns, including Sobeys, leading Mortgage Canadian banks, Tim Hortons, and President’s Choice Plant-Based Cheesecake. She also appeared in a Freedom Mobile commercial alongside acclaimed actor Will Arnett, showcasing her versatility across performance styles and media formats.
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Riley’s voice acting talents were also featured as “Dee Dee” in the award-winning Cutie Pugs mobile game app, further demonstrating her multifaceted creative abilities in digital entertainment.
Now a high-school student who is homeschooling to focus on her creative pursuits, Riley is stepping confidently into the world of writing. Her debut book, Lights Out, brings her storytelling skills to a new medium, offering young readers a warm, imaginative experience that reflects her lifelong passion for children’s content.
“Acting taught me how to bring characters to life,” Riley says. “Writing Lights Out let me take that one step further–creating a whole world from scratch. I hope kids love reading it as much as I loved making it.”
Lights Out is now available through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing, marking Riley’s official entrance into the literary world.
With a foundation in acting, voice work, and now authorship, Riley Jarvis continues to evolve as a promising young Canadian creator whose talent crosses industries and platforms–and this is only the beginning.
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