Juvenile Fiction, Poetry
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Where the Light Doesn't Go
by Brandon Koepke
Darkness is always with us, just behind the brightness of day. It’s beyond the sun in the sky, beyond the overhead lights in our houses … beyond the night-lights that keep darkness at bay when all the other lights go out. Does that scare ...
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
by Elizabeth Bird
As Mary tends her garden, she anxiously asks her mother about the weeds creeping into in her beautiful garden. Should she worry? Her mother reveals the hidden beauty of these pesky intruders. Weeds are naturally occurring plants with a rich history ...
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Tippi Tie Toe - The Adventures of Bits N Boots
The Adventures of Bits N Boots by Courtney Vala
Tippi Tie Toe is the story of an unbreakable friendship between a girl and her horse that spans decades. When a child receives an animal, it is the commitment to each other that bonds them. Although life's circumstances will change, a creature that ...
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Our Moggy
by Michael Hogan
Like any cat, Moggy loves to bring creatures into the house. But Moggy doesn’t just drag in small ones—soon elephants and grizzly bears are arriving too, much to the delight of her young owner. How long will Mom and Dad put up with these unexpected ...
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Stories and Poems from a Grandmother's Heart
by Kishwar Mirza
Stories and Poems from Mina's Grandmother's Heart is a collection of stories and poems that celebrate the joy of being a child. With silly rhymes and more serious topics, letters of the alphabet come alive while barnyard and woodland creatures have ...
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A Gentle Haven of Rhymes and Verses
by Soleil
A Gentle Haven of Rhymes and Verses proves that love of poetry has no age limit. Specifically designed in two parts – one for young children and the young at heart and the other for older children and adult readers – this is a book that will grow ...
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Where The Water Meets The Shore
Poems for Young Minds by Laurie Rodgers
This is my first collection of poems and limericks. The ideas were jotted down on hot summer days in Algonquin Park or cold winter evenings at Lake Huron. These poems are designed for young children to read and enjoy...maybe to inspire their own ...
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Princess and Troll
Once Upon A Time on a Bad Hair Day by M. Mammonek
Princess Marie Antonette, who lives in a fairy-tale kingdom far away, is no ordinary girl. Her long, beautiful hair changes colour several times a day—from blue, to pink, to violet, and more! Her parents worry that she is sick, but the princess’s ...
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The Cracks In The Sidewalk
Poems For Kids by Gordon Chisholm
The cracks in the sidewalk that go on forever Are crazy and crumbling and snaking together. The Canadian tradition of illustrated children’s humorous poetry collections begins with Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. To that tradition is added this latest ...
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The Yakkers
by Lydia Lichti
Too silent is he who sits on the rock. Why yak to a Jibbergamboo who won't talk? Well, that’s just what the gossipy Yakkers from Yakkety Creek are about to find out in a hilarious comeuppance that takes them completely by surprise. Sparkling with ...
