Juvenile Fiction
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Once Upon a Tree, There was a Change
by Marcia M. Holm
In the heart of the meadow, there are whispers of change. The animals, bees, and butterflies know it. But the leaves in the birch tree aren’t quite sure yet what’s happening. As they turn from vibrant green to golden yellow, the wind calls them...
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A Fox and Friendships
by Gareth Webb
Bowen the fox embarks on a journey with his forest friends to investigate strange noises and footprints in the forest. Along the way, he and his group of friends face multiple challenges that require trust, teamwork, laughter, and support to get...
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Ida’s really big feelings
by Karen Bartlett Durack
Starting school for the first time is always both exciting and scary, especially when you have just moved into a new neighbourhood the third week of September. Ida and Momma move from the country to a small city for the first time. The challenges...
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Tooth Fairy Confidential
by Johanna Patrick
We all know not to let strangers into the house—but what about the Tooth Fairy? When JoJo’s second tooth starts to feel loose, she has second thoughts about letting this magical creature back into her room. She doesn’t mind that Santa comes every...
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A Prayer for Midnight
by Colleen Sultanian
Eight-year-old Nicky is blessed with a loving family: her mother, father, and little sister, Tami. When her father returns home from a business trip, he brings gifts for each person: a sweater for her mother, a kitten for Tami, and a beautiful...
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The Dragon, The Griffin, and The Children of Light
by J.B.Bartel
“How about we go on an adventure together?” Jamie was disappointed to miss his school field trip because he was sick, but these words from Nana immediately lift his spirits. Together with Nana and little brother Cole, Jamie journeys into the...
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Jerry's New Shoes
by Tanya New-Chester
I counted his legs: their number was eight, That’s six more than mine to hold his small weight. I also did notice his feet were un-shoed— how could I make comment without seeming rude? Jerry the spider needs a few more shoes than you or I, since...
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My World Is Home
by Todd-Michael Bégin
“Can you repeat the question?” I ask in a soft, sympathetic voice. Mrs. Stahl rolls her eyes. “When I’m talking, you need to listen!” she shouts in a shrill voice. “You and I are going to have a chat during recess.” . . . Footsteps draw close...
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Layla's Headbands
by Brandon Baker
Layla loves her headbands—she has ten in total, each with its own unique design and story! Join Layla as she takes young readers on a fun, fashion-filled adventure, featuring vibrant colours, playful numbers, stunning patterns, and lovable...
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Spaghetti Steve
by Tasha Turko
Steve loves spaghetti. Steve loves the snow. Steve loves eating spaghetti in the snow! One day a green snowflake that looks like spaghetti noodles lands on Steve’s glove. Of course, he eats it—and is instantly transformed into a superhero....
