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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Ma maman est infirmière praticienne
by Kim Harkness
Parfois, il peut être un peu difficile de comprendre ce que nos parents font lorsqu’ils vont travailler. Ma maman est infirmière praticienne… mais qu’est-ce que cela veut dire exactement? Est-elle infirmière? Est-elle docteure? Quelle est la différence, au juste? Cette histoire est racontée du point de vue d’un garçon de 4 ans qui partage fièrement sa compréhension de ce que sa maman fait lorsqu’elle travaille comme infirmière praticienne. Dans ce récit, vous découvrirez ses activités quotidiennes, les personnes intéressantes avec lesquelles elle travaille et ce qui fait d’elle une bonne infirmière praticienne! Ensemble, enfants et adultes peuvent en apprendre davantage sur ce métier passionnant et envisager une carrière dans le domaine de la santé – même comme infirmière praticienne!
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The Waddlewerth Family's Big Adventure
by Keith Garety
Join the Waddlewerths, a lovable family of penguins, on a magical adventure through Antarctica. When Bella and Henry set out with their curious children, Pipa and Milo, to find the legendary Secret Snowflake Garden, they discover more than just icy landscapes. Along the way, they meet new friends, face natural wonders, and are reminded of just what it means to stick together as a family. The Waddlewerth Family's Big Adventure is the first book in The Waddlewerth Family series. With beautiful, calming illustrations, this sweet story encourages empathy, teamwork, and exploration. Ideal for bedtime—or anytime!—the book is a cozy, heartwarming choice for families who value connection and gentle storytelling.
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Jethro Jacks
by Nicole Julie
Once a playful and friendly neighbour, Jethro Jacks comes back to school one year with a scrappy attitude and a taste for bullying. His loud voice and biting words push away his classmates, leaving him friendless and misunderstood. But one brave student, an old friend of Jethro’s, isn’t ready to give up. Can our hero help Jethro find the kindness at his core? Or will Jethro always be known as the schoolyard bully? With a unique combination of humour, heart, and a magical twist, Jethro Jacks addresses the power of words in a fun, relatable way. Using poetry to craft its narrative, the story encourages children to reflect on the importance of kindness while showing that growth and change are always possible. It reminds us that we can all make a big difference with a few small words.
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Raegan Blu
by Silvia Hunkins
In the land of Same, everyone thinks the same, dresses the same, and acts the same. Until Raegan Blu is born. This brave, smart, and strong child loves to play games, invent stories, and make a beautiful mess. Her family loves her, but the other people in the land of Same don’t know how to be around her. None of them are happy in the way she is and that makes them uncomfortable. Raegan is faced with a hard decision: to continue to be who she is but have no friends… or to do something radically different. Will Raegan have the courage to face the Council of Wizards and advocate for real change in her land? Or will she stay silent and let the status quo win again? Raegan Blu is a charming book for first-time readers that teaches the importance of self-confidence, self-acceptance, individuality, and bravery. This early chapter book shows children what they can learn from each other, and reminds us all that the world is a brighter, more colorful place when we’re true to our inner selves.
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Family Shattered
A Daughter's Heartbreak Through Elder Manipulation and Exploitation by Piper-Lynn
“So,” I would ask, again and again, “you actually believe this is acceptable? That it’s normal for a caregiver to become this embedded, this involved?” The worst part was hearing it from the people closest to me. “But your dad seems happy,” they’d say. “Why not just let it be?” If only it were that simple. It wasn’t just about happiness. It was about safety. Boundaries. Long-term trust. When Piper and her siblings hire a live-in caregiver for their aging father, they believe they are making the best decision. Macie arrives with glowing references and a composed demeanour, but beneath her poised exterior lies something dangerous. The youngest sibling sees her as a blessing. The older two begin to question her past, but no one wants to believe what they uncover. Their efforts to sound the alarm are met with silence, disbelief, and increasing alienation. But as their father’s health declines, Macie’s grip tightens. Told through eldest daughter Piper’s eyes, Family Shattered is a raw and intimate account of misplaced trust, emotional estrangement, and the unraveling of a family. It’s a story of standing firm in the face of dismissal—and the quiet devastation that follows when the truth is left unheard.
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Where is the Sun's Bedroom?
by Rose Okuku
River loves watching the sunset. From her home in California, she watches it set at Joshua Tree National Park and Del Mar beach, but she is always left wondering where it goes when it disappears each night. River’s parents as well as her great grandpa (GG) in Kenya help her understand the earth’s rotation and the sun’s journey across the globe, bringing sunset to one side of the world at the same time as sunrise to the other. Although River’s family is separated by distance, these shared moments under the sun bring her a sense of connection and unity, and she is able to then bid farewell to the sun at night knowing that it marks a new beginning for others on the opposite side of the world. Designed to spark curiosity, Where is the Sun’s Bedroom? is the first installment of the Mr. Sun, Ray Me a Story series. Exploring the natural world with topics covering everything under the sun, the series encourages young minds to delve deeper and helps them understand the world around them.
