Juvenile Nonfiction
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The Monarch Butterfly and The Cecropia Moth
Miraculous Stages and Changes by Monica Taylor
Two books in one! After five years of observation, documentation, and photography, it was a privilege to preserve these fleeting moments in time. With over ninety close-up and beautifully detailed photographic images, you will learn about the ...
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Hello There, Big Brother!
by Brooke Leigh Howard
Hello There, Big Brother! is an exciting conversation of love and anticipation from new baby to Big Brother about the life they are about to start together. Detailing all the highs and lows of sibling-hood, this book tells the newly promoted Big ...
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Hello There, Big Sister!
by Brooke Leigh Howard
Hello There, Big Sister! is an exciting conversation of love and anticipation from new baby to Big Sister about the life they are about to start together. Detailing all the highs and lows of sibling-hood, this book tells the newly promoted Big ...
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Tommy and Tammy The Firefighting Children
Save The Environment by Firefighting Captain Tim Kennedy
Tommy and Tammy, the world’s only child firefighters, are back on the job! One morning, as they wash the fire engine and check the equipment, an urgent call suddenly comes through on the fire station speaker: “Respond Haz Mat Truck Five!” An ...
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Meeting the Ignos
by Susan T. Gardner and Arthur Wolf
Let Immanuel, the fox, and his “Igno” friends take you on an ignoble adventure. With a detailed parent/teacher guide and philosophical dictionary, adults can use this book to reason together with youngsters about how best to discover ways to ...
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Earl's Story
by Janet Hutchinson
Here is a sweet, sweeping story about the adventures of a cheeky bird who lost his way from Chile and spent three weeks traveling on the sailboat “Dulcinea” in the Pacific Ocean with a pair of sailors who were delighted to host him. The curiosities ...
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Going to Nanoose Bay
by Lorraine Shaw
This book is set in Nanoose Bay on beautiful Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The author’s granddaughter, “Pointing Iris,” was its inspiration. She tells the story of all the things she sees in Nanoose Bay. The book is set in the ...
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Months of the Year
by Denise Duguay
Months of the Year, the first in the series of “Teachings by Milou,” is intended to enlighten children as much as entertain them. In this celebration of the calendar year, readers follow the escapades of the dog Milou, as he experiences the ...
