Juvenile Fiction
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Cat Between Two Worlds
by Lesley Renton
To Price Evans, who has just moved into the quaint old house that was his grandmother’s childhood home, Sinbad looks much like any ordinary, long-haired ginger cat—the pampered and sole companion of Mr. Murphy, the cantankerous old man living next ...
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Friends on the Spectrum
by Lorraine Lowry
Like young leaves growing on a tree, each and every child around us is unique. No two children, or four, or even six, will develop and learn at the same pace or in the same way. Part of the joy of childhood is discovering the world around you and ...
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Imagine
by Marija Katic
How big is your imagination? What would your perfect day look like? What if you become a rock star? What if you have superpowers? Travel along with Angel on her journey as she imagines her perfect day.
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Come On We Goes
Around the What? and The Great Foggy Day by Karen Silver
Around the What? and The Great Foggy Day are the first two of Karen Silver's stories set in and revolving around Newfoundland and Labrador's culture, history, weather, language, and geography. This set of stories and those that will follow aim to ...
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Bacon's Big Smooching Adventure
by Olivia Johnson
“Bacon’s Smooching Adventure celebrates diversity and how wonderfully unique we all are. This book is fun, whimsical, and empowering to children who care about animals in need.”
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Happy Cat and Merry Cat
by Mary Catherine Rolston
This delightful rhyming children’s book tells the story of two best friends—both spunky nine-year-old girls named Catherine. Nicknamed Happy Cat and Merry Cat, the girls love to dress up, drink tea, and eat sandwiches and sweets. Always looking for ...
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Quarantine: Keep Out!
by Trudy Cowan
It is 1919. A terrible influenza epidemic has made people around the world very sick. Many did not recover. Leah, Joseph and Jacob’s mother has a bad case of “the flu.” The doctor took her away from their prairie homestead farm and placed her in ...
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Little Daisy Lost
by Violet Kuly
Daisy was so impressed by her woodland friends, she could hardly contain herself. She had to tell those in the barnyard of her new friends. How they were able to protect themselves from harm, how they had protected her and how they guided her back ...
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Wendy the Whitebark Pine
by Darcee O'Hearn
The Legends Of The Forest book series is designed for educators, home schoolers and service clubs such as Scouts and Girl Guides. The Fun Facts and Tree Identification sections found in the back of the book compliment any educator’s library and fit ...
