Juvenile Fiction, Readers, Beginner
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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 ...
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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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The Accidental Mime
by Jenna Shamata
Gigi is a little girl who dreams of being special. She’d love to be a ballerina like her mother, but she just isn’t able to keep her feet going in the right direction. She wants to make her mother’s birthday as special as possible so she orders a ...
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Tell Me A Story
by Susan Grant
A collection of three short stories which are fun for toddlers and preschoolers. The storylines are easy for them to understand and enjoy. These are stories which I have told to my own children and the ones that they have asked me to repeat over and ...
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My Little Eye
by Curtis Voisin and Serena Tam
Superpowers are often more than meets the eye! A playful children’s book with a big message, My Little Eye teaches early childhood readers the importance of accepting and celebrating others, regardless of physical differences. Join a game of “I ...
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Coyotes in the Coulee
by Wes Geddert
Flowers, ladybugs, owls and coyotes... our earth is filled with amazing sights and sounds, the most delightful being the laughter of children at play. This book celebrates the 'perfectly ordinary' things in a child's perfect day. Young readers are ...
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The Small Creatures of the Universe
Turtle and the Bee by Leita H. Saysombath
Elle Bee is a refugee who flees her family when the hive is attacked by hornets. With her closest comrades, Elle Bee settles into a new life, a new hive, and a new land full of different creatures. Near the hive lives the turtle population, and one ...
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Willow's Words
by Jamie Lago and Terri Bose
Far beneath the stormy mountains, past the creaking bridge in a towering butterfly tree lives a graceful young girl named Willow who doesn’t speak but loves to dance. She dances alone beneath the sugarberry tree at recess. She dances in her very own ...
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Square-Eyed Raccoon
Home Sweet Home! by Sylvia Melanson
A big, shaggy cat startles the square-eyed raccoon on her evening walk. After the raccoon jumps up onto a roof to escape the cat’s muddy claws, she discovers the perfect place to have a family. But when the lady who lives in the house locks ...
