Juvenile Fiction
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The Sneaky Sabotage
by David Gorman
After a masked figure scares Seth and Julia in the Whacky Shack, strange things start happening. Some say the ride is haunted by an angry ghost. Who is causing all the trouble? Is it related to the award ceremony happening in a few days? From the ...
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You are the Perfect You
by Melinda Gibbons
Tex just wants to find a friend but gains a whole lot more! Tex is a little T-rex with a big heart. After being teased by some of the other young dinosaurs, he wanders off, feeling sad and lonely. When he comes across several dinosaurs in trouble, ...
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How the Butterfly Got Her Colours
by Jade A. Blayk
In a nearby forest, there lives a butterfly with bright white wings. While those around her think she is beautiful, the butterfly does not feel beautiful. All day she admires the colours of the flowers, the grass, and the other animals, longing to ...
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I Am Ajooni
Yes, That's Me! by Tina Johal
At school, Ajooni’s teacher asks her what she wants to be when she grows up. Daydreaming, she imagines all the career options available to her…and the options are endless! She might want to be a firefighter, or a politician, or an architect ...
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The Three Tree
by Madison Farkas
"Our three has been stolen! How will we ever be able to count to five again?" The residents of a peaceful town love nothing more than to count to five. They count everything they can, from the moment they wake up to the moment they go to sleep. But ...
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The Children's Moon
by Judy Cook
In a marriage of science and whimsy, The Children's Moon is a delightful learning resource for home or school and is suitable for children from three to eleven years of age. OH LOOK, IT’S “THE CHILDREN’S MOON!” During the day, when you look up at ...
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The Frog Chronicles
A Treehouse Adventure by MJ Franklin
A red-eyed frog from Mike’s nightmares torments him from outside his window. He’s not sure if it’s real or if the stress of his dad’s disappearance is messing with his head. With his best friends Pete and Jane, Mike traps and examines the frog (that ...
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Follow the Red Wagon
by Margot Edge
The setting is a small community with close proximity to beaches and small family run shops. The red wagon is a central figure in the family and taken many places and known to the neighbourhood. The inspiration for the book came from a sighting I ...
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Archie's Travel Tales
To Paris by Daniela Kiszti and Golnaz Vakili
Archie the Mouse lives in a busy, bustling airport with his family and has caught the travel bug. With so many places to visit around the world, join Archie on his adventures. Come along with Archie as he makes new friends, tries delicious French ...
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Hobbledy Gobbledy
by Sharlene Yarish
Come meet Hobbledy Gobbledy, Joopy, and all the gang, and discover how together they overcome Hobbledy’s unseen challenge. Through empathy, problem solving and a little bit of kindness, they find a happy solution for all, while at the same time ...
