Juvenile Fiction, Readers, Beginner
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Trashcan Twilight
by Paul Toffanello
Trashcan Twilight is the story of a young girl who is babysitting one night in Blackburn Hamlet. She falls asleep watching television but is awoken by an eerie sound coming from the back yard. When she steps out to investigate, she quickly runs back ...
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Axle & Rodney
A Story Of Restoring Friendship by Mike "Slick" Whone
Axle and Rodney are two old cars rusting away on Farmer John’s field. But they don’t care because they have each other. That is, until one terrible day when a big, mean-looking tow truck takes Axle away. Poor Rodney is left sad and alone, but then ...
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The Worm and the Yellow Dump Truck
by Ruth Ingraham
A worm and a truck? How can that be? You will see. This little earthworm is in danger! How can such a little one ever escape a hungry bird, a watchful cat, a curious dog and a playful pup? This story has been written especially for beginning or ...
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Raton Yeux-Carrés, Tome 2
De retour chez moi ! by Sylvia Melanson
Déterminée plus que jamais à emménager dans le grenier de la petite maison blanche, Raton Yeux-Carrés retourne à la grande ville. Sur son chemin, elle rencontre le chat ébouriffé—encore! Lorsque le chat est effrayé par quatre ratons laveurs bandits ...
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Square-Eyed Raccoon #2
Going Back Home! by Sylvia Melanson
More determined than ever to move into the attic of the little white house, Square-Eyed Raccoon ventures back to the big city. On her way, she meets the scruffy cat—again! When the cat is scared off by four backstreet raccoon bandits, the ...
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Antoinette and the Story of the Jellyfish Monster
by Alison McGregor
On a beach in Jamaica a long time ago, little Antoinette began her day innocently enough but soon found her mischief created a monster. A totally true cautionary tale for any young adventurer.
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I Wasn't Born Big
by Mr. Murrell
Mom doesn’t know what she’s talking about! That’s what Jen thinks, anyway. Jen’s mom is always telling her what to do, but Jen doesn’t want to listen. Jen thinks she knows better. But what if Jen’s mom is right? What if Jen’s mom wasn’t born ...
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Sally the Spider's Great Adventure
by Paul Pobozy
Sally the Spider takes a tumble and loses two of her eight legs. She’s not hurt, but she does want her missing legs back. So, she sets out on the greatest adventure of her life. With help from Olly the Owl in the great big forest, Sally searches ...
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Where My Boat Takes Me
by Theresa Wilson
After a tough day, a young child enjoys an evening on the lake in the family boat. As she and her parents travel over the water and watch the sunset, the child's worries mellow and she feels calmer. Where My Boat Takes Me is an invitation to ...
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Xway, Xway and the Giant Red Cedar
by Zulebia Esmail
A long time ago, when the earliest people lived in British Columbia, two twin boys named Xwáý, Xwáý lived in a place that is now known as Stanley Park. Back then, life was hard because Xwáý, Xwáý’s people did not have any tools – that is, until the ...
