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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Icky Stinky Poopy Breath
by Joanne Burtch
Grownups always want to hug and teachers talk real close. I don’t like snuggles or cuddly kisses cuz stinky air is gross! Have you ever had a hug from a grownup and their breath smelled like coffee? Or onions? Or a stinky icky toilet? Some people’s mouths just don’t smell great! But you don’t want to be rude to people who are just trying to be nice. Whatever is a good kid to do about bad breath? Icky Stinky Poopy Breath is a funny, light-hearted book about bad breath, accompanied by all kinds of silly illustrations showing off the different things our bad breath can smell like. It uses humour to teach kids that it’s okay to express when they’re uncomfortable or when their personal space has been invaded. And it reminds adults to treat children like real people, with real feelings. Because building confidence in children, respecting them, and encouraging their own unique personality is the best gift we can give them!
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The Little Brown Calf
A Tale of Triumph by Beth Gore
A little brown calf roams the prairie, looking for her mom. She needs her first drink of milk, but her mother is nowhere around. The little brown calf is hungry and tired. The rancher appears and sees the calf all alone. She takes her to the ranch, where the little brown calf gets to eat, and slowly becomes stronger. She then gets sick. The rancher wants the little brown calf to get better. How can she help? Follow the little brown calf on her journey to triumph.
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Farewell Foundations
Everything I wish I'd known before my mom died by TS Gale
You don't know what you don't know—until someone you love is dying. Farewell Foundations is a clear, compassionate, and brutally honest roadmap that takes readers through what to do during the death of a loved one. Blending personal nursing insight with lived experience, it offers clear, compassionate advice on everything from physical signs of dying to managing grief, making end-of-life decisions, and handling legal affairs. Written by a long-term and palliative care nurse who nonetheless felt unprepared when faced with the death of her own mother, Farewell Foundations helps people facing loss be less scared, less alone, and more prepared. It tells the unvarnished truth, answering questions no one talks about and giving readers control when life feels out of control. With this book, you can be empowered with real-world wisdom and manage the overwhelming with grace, understanding, and love.
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Little Me
by J. Katyn
Imagine the possibility of your child becoming the next famous young author and illustrator. What an exciting thought! As all school children learn reading, writing, and art skills, encouraging them to use these skills to become young authors and publish makes a lot of sense. Children have a unique imagination and way of expressing themselves. Their appeal to a world audience as young authors is that they are the voice of youth. J.Katyn's Next Famous Young Author and Illustrator series is an inspirational companion to kids seeking a voice. Little Me, the first book in this series, focuses on an introduction to fun scenes of painting and writing. J. Katyn's book capitalizes on excitement of story ideas, colorful art, and storytelling in rhyme. From the book's first pages to the last, children will have inspiration and gentle guidance to encourage them on their journey from just practicing writing and art skills to the final stages and completion of their book by publishing.
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Life Lessons From an Old Guy
The Old Guy and The New You by Gordon Walker
Life Lesson If your spouse or a few people are telling you or indicating to you in any way that you have a problem, you probably have a problem. I really want you to grasp this because it’s too easy to just keep reading. But if you miss this, you miss everything this old guy is trying to help you understand, so read it again! Spend a few minutes letting the words sink in, and really dig into that statement, so you fully understand how important this time is for your personal growth. If someone were to ask five people who know you well—and their answers would remain anonymous to you—to divulge what they see as your weakest traits, what do you think they would say? Oh, baby! That is such a good question. You have weaknesses and you likely know what they are, but you haven't really questioned yourself as to why you are the way you are in certain ways. This book will help you to take the time necessary to really focus on you. It will ask very imposing questions. It will help to identify and pull those weaknesses out of their hiding places deep within your soul. This book will give you some insight into why you need to make changes and also give you some structured suggestions that will hopefully give you the strength required to become a better, happier human being. It took me a long time to realize I need fixing, even longer to realize nobody else can fix me. I came to the realization I couldn’t fix someone else. It was a big day—or many days—for me. I’ll explain those days in this book because they changed my life and enabled me to begin to fix myself. The primary reason I decided to write the book is because I thought possibly my learnings will help you decide earlier in your life to make better decisions. Life confronts us with a tremendous number of decisions, and my hope is that my book will help you realize that you have areas that need fixing. Maybe not a lot of fixing, but we all have flaws and faults that we know about. Only you can change you.
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In Their Shoes
A Journey of Understanding and Supporting Depression by Pamela J. Wells
Are you aware of someone who is experiencing depression? If you seek practical advice on how to assist them, insights directly from individuals who have been affected by depression, this book is an excellent resource. If you are currently struggling with depression, I share my personal journey with depression, including my interactions with medical professionals, counsellors, family, and friends, as well as my eventual recovery. This book features interviews with individuals in similar situations who provide insights into their experiences and the strategies that proved effective and ineffective. By reading about their experiences, you may find solace, connection, and the assurance that you are not alone in your struggles.
