Juvenile Fiction, Family
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The Boy Who Grew Big and Strong, Healthy and Smart
by Floravez Graciela Grageda
This is a story of a young couple who frequently endures a situation where their little boy often throw tantrums during meal times while their 2 younger children are quite healthy eaters. A dilemma of quite a few if not many parents raising young ...
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How Many Grandmas Does It Take To...
by Marcia Jacobs and Elyse Feldberg
In a world where teenagers cannot complete a call on a rotary phone after four minutes of valiant but futile attempts, two grandmas babysit their grandchildren while surrounded by toys and gadgets that neither they nor anybody else could have ...
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The Talking Ducks
by Meagan Balgobin
It’s getting very cold in Winnipeg as winter moves in. The Ducks, a sweet little family of Talking Ducks, need to go somewhere warm. Follow Mommy Duck, Daddy Duck, and their children Angela, Luke, and Crystal Duck on a whirlwind adventure as they ...
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My Mom, the Magician
by Kelly Mazerolle
My Mom, The Magician is a charming tribute to hair stylists and the magic they create. In this story, we meet an imaginative little boy who is amazed by the transformations that take place in his mother's hair salon. The young audience is asked to ...
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Ted's Messy Bed
by Carmella Shivers and Ellen C. Shivers
Being a good leader starts with you! Ted and his uncle tell us that taking care of your room is the first stop to learning how to take care of your friends and family. Having pride in the things you own, means taking good care of them. To be a ...
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Greyson’s Shoes
by Dr. Beverley A. Elliott
Greyson is a preschooler with Autism who views the world through a very different lens. He loves playing outside, but he hates having his shoes on. His dad wants to make sure he doesn’t step in something gross, but Greyson doesn’t understand this, ...
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If Grandma Were Here
by Amber L. Bradbury
If Grandma were here, what would you do together? Would you sing a song? Go on an amazing adventure? Or give each other a giant hug? See what special things grandmas and grandkids do together! This treasure chest of memories is a perfect way for ...
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The Christmas Cake Tin
by Hazel Larcombe
Fiction for young readers age 5 upwards. Set in Canada. Being an only child can be lonely at times. But having three animals and a pen friend who lives in a different country, is an excellent support to Meg. Meg's many hobbies and her three ...
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Easton, What Do You See?
by Char Nair-Gafur
Easton, What Do You See? is a children’s story that appeals to children 0-5 years of age, of either gender. In it, a mother and son explore the city on several different occasions and come up with a game called "Easton, What Do You See?" The mother ...
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What Will Jack Bring?
Making Moments With Grandma Ellen by Marlane Pentelechuk
Jack is very excited to begin his special weekly visits with his Gram now that his older brother, Henry, is in school. Often, visits with Gram include taking a trip to visit Gram's mom, Grandma Ellen. But Grandma Ellen has dementia, so she is ...
