Juvenile Fiction
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The Feathered Bridge
by Anna Ottolino
Henry’s ninth birthday is over already, and he can’t help but miss all of the fun of his party. But as Henry grapples with his sadness, he notices something outside his window . . . a small bird flits in place on the ground. Something doesn’t seem ...
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Carter Bluebottle the Dragonfly
Carter and Red by RJ Friesen
This book will appeal to most children 4-6yr age group. As they will have at least been in a country/park setting and noticed the diverse flora and fauna interactions. The dragonfly/insect's portrait human traits found in humans. Not necessarily ...
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Magical Nature Friends
by P. Carter
Animals are all around us. We are surrounded by their love. They see and believe in us—we just have to open our eyes to see them too! Magical Nature Friends is a charming book for young readers that explores the wonder of the colourful animals that ...
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The Flower Who Dreamed
by Alicia Chantale Rahier
Imagine if a single act of kindness could help make your greatest dream come true? That is exactly what the flower at the centre of this lovely children’s story discovers when it decides to stop feeling sorry for itself and instead help someone else ...
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There Once Was a Toot
by Austen L. Renaud
Join Toot on a humorous and heartwarming journey of self-acceptance, as he learns that true belonging only happens when we present our authentic selves to the world, toots and all. Be true to yourself, embrace who you are, and your sense of ...
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Birdhouse Lane
by Lynne McIndoe Meredith
Birdhouse Lane is home to a community of birds and other creatures, all safe and happy under the loving protection of Miss Lynne, the landlord. Mother Robin is assembling a nest for her eggs, Chickadee and the Blue Jays are just moving in, Mrs. Wren ...
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Toh the Oghryn
by Richard Rivendell
An introduction to Toh the Oghryn, keeper of the baby monsters and their various adventures. Toh is the loving caretaker of an odd family of orphaned baby monsters, protecting them from the dangers of invading giants and creatures set to make them ...
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A Home For Grumbly Bear
by Heather Hall
Grumbly Bear wants to know what is beyond his home in the Rocky Mountains. He packs berries and salmon snacks and heads out on an adventure! Trying to be brave, Grumbly watches his beloved mountains fade away as he travels a bumpy road in the back ...
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Orange Cat
Between the Lightning and the Thunder by Danielle Lyon
Toys go missing, of course, in a house with six children. It’s as natural as apple pie and ice-cream. It’s a different matter when they start appearing. When beautiful old toy soldiers—just like the ones in the antique shop down the road—start ...
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Charlie
The Little Bear that Did by Hal Giddens
J lives and works in northern Nova Scotia. His life follows a pattern: every winter he works in the sugar woods, helping to make maple syrup. In the late summer he picks berries on a blueberry farm, and in the fall, he readies the sugar woods for ...
