Juvenile Fiction
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The Adventures of Duncan and Lulu
by Amanda Young and Traci Meyer
The minute Duncan sees his new next-door neighbor, Lulu, his heart jumps for joy. The goofy Goldendoodle is determined to befriend her, but rescue puppy Lulu doesn’t know what to make of him. Happy-go-lucky Duncan loves rainbows and butterflies and ...
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I Love Snowflakes
by A.B. Shyama
What if your children never give up until they reach their goals? Tara is so excited to see snow for the first time. She wants to make her own snowflake. But what shape is a snowflake? During her natural, self-directed, and spontaneous play with ...
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Naughty Boys Camp
by Charline M Miller
Lej is five years old. There are a lot of great things about being five: your siblings can’t call you a toddler anymore, you’re taller than you were before, and you even get to throw a big party in celebration of your birthday! There are some ...
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Isla's Adventure
by Evan Bergen and Tedi Gilmartin
One summer day, Isla wakes up ready for an adventure, so she and her dog Lily set off to explore the neighbourhood. Along the way, Isla comes across two sweet dogs with big personalities – but without a home. Despite some challenges, Isla loves ...
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Differences
by Lis Drage
"Strength lies in differences, not in similarities" - Stephen R. Covey. It’s fun to hang out with friends who are the same as us. We feel comfortable and accepted. But is there a downside to everyone being the same? Lacey and her friends find out ...
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You Came From My Heart
by Brenlee Coates
When people ask, you can tell them: you’re from your momma’s tummy, but you came from both our hearts. Where do babies come from? The answer is a little different for families with two moms. This book follows the story of a little one’s life ...
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The Tim Buck Two Gang
by Michael J Hazell
The Tim Buck Two Gang is the story of three friends who work for a railway yardmaster, each tasked with delivering something to the top of a steep mountain or else meeting his doom. Each of them is unsure how he will make it to the top by himself, ...
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Blanket Fort
by Kailey Jones
Blanket Fort started many years ago as a poem Kailey wrote in her own blanket fort. Snuggled in beside her brother on a brisk Manitoba night, Kailey went to sleep dreaming of all she could be. Grandma Jones would go on to save that poem in her bible ...
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A Basketball Wish
by Donna Christie
Williams loves the game of basketball. He has always dreamed of playing one day. But due to his medical condition, his dreams of ever playing basketball have been smashed. His mother, Iva was shocked when she overheard him talking about his dreams ...
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