Juvenile Fiction
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The Day We Went into the Woods
by Denise Benison
"Let us tell you about the day we went into the woods. It had some creatures doing things you never thought they could. We’ll share our tales from one to ten - and keep you on your toes! Could it be true? That’s up to you. Find out how the story ...
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The Great Mediterranean Cheese Heist
by Lara Malmqvist
When Jacob Wheeler embarks on a Mediterranean cruise aboard the SS Canberra, he dreads spending sixteen days with his overbearing granny and his annoying cousin Millie while his grandpa, a world-famous detective, investigates a high-profile cheese ...
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Alfie and Reid
A Fine Partnership Indeed by Stephen Thornton
Alfie and Reid: A Fine Partnership Indeed is a fun children’s story written in verse and wonderfully illustrated to delight readers both young and old. A timid mouse finds himself beholden to the will of a curious lion. If Alfie can overcome his ...
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There's a Monster in My House
A book about children's human rights by D E-Collen
As children, we all believe in monsters, but when we grow up, we tell ourselves they were never real, and that we only imagined them. But there are true monsters in the world. Disguising themselves as ordinary people, they take out their anger and ...
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Watchful Wishing Whirling Wanda's Whale Pleas!
by Mary Catherine Rolston
Wanda watches wistfully wishing while whirling and twirling along sandy shores in hopes of seeing a whale. Coincidentally the whales seem to respond but who sees these whales sightings? This rhyming story celebrates a little girl’s optimistic ...
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Sweet Dreams Sleep Tight Big Kisses Goodnight
by Christie Ward-McSevney
Bedtime can often be stressful for children and parents alike. Trying to steal a few precious moments for a bedtime story can sometimes seem impossible. Written in verse, this beautiful short and sweet book tells of the magic that can happen after a ...
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What He Saw
by Glenn Parker
When Ryan Sinclair is twelve, he sees something at the beach that he thinks might be a murder when he observes a man carrying a woman into the trees, but he isn't certain. He attempts to tell his mom about it, but doesn't want to upset her so he ...
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Bluebell and Snowflake
The story of an Unlikely Friendship by Jessica Tonn
Jess desperately wants a bird, so in faith she prays for one. One day she and her sister and best friend find an injured pigeon under a rock. The girls name the pigeon Bluebell and take it to live in the rabbit coop with Snowflake, a fluffy white ...
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Magic on Robins' Hill
by Diane Marie Krämer
A Magical watering can, an eccentric artist with multi colored hair and many generations of ancestral robins are among those that live on Magic Robins’ Hill. Welcome to their world and the mystical connections they share with this land. Meet its ...
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The Drone at the Diamond Valley Chop Shop
by Lara Malmqvist
When Jacob Wheeler arrives on a relative’s goat farm in southern Alberta, he bemoans the thought of spending his summer vacation stuck in the middle of nowhere with nothing to do except avoid Granny’s temper and his cousin Millie’s sarcasm. But ...
