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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Evie and Emily True Adventures
An ordinary woman with an extraordinary dog! by Erika Kristman
Evie and Emily True Adventures is a special heartwarming story about a lovely lady and her pretty furry friend called Emily. Inside these thoughtful and colourful stories you are bound to discover a new found appreciation for the magical bond between people and animals
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Chemical Imbalance
by EJ Rivers
Through tales of personal experiences, Chemical Imbalance tells the story of a young adult navigating complex emotions. The roller coaster of emotions experienced in life is carried throughout this collection with poems about grief, sadness, lust, reflection, anger, and hope. This collection represents EJ's healing journey and she hopes sharing it will encourage others to explore their journey to peace too.
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Musical Colours
Marches of the UK and Canadian Forces by Ian Pearson and Jack Kopstein
On the cover of the 1970 record THE VANISHING REGIMENTS, Colonel CH Jaeger OBE made an interesting observation: ‘Be it true or not that old soldiers never die but only fade away, it is absolutely certain that the music connected with soldiering never does in fact. Many famous Regiments in the last few years have passed off the scene, others have been amalgamated. Much of the music of former Regiments is still in use, though the names of the Regiments concerned have vanished, perhaps forever’. Regimental colours are the symbolic spirit of the regiment; their marches are the musical spirit. Their histories are sometimes older than the regiments themselves and very much guarded and cherished by them. When you hear a regimental band play a march, why that march? This book is an attempt to cover the fascinating histories of military marches, how and why regiments adopted them, even those that have faded into history. It will appeal to those interested in Regimental Marches of Canadian and United Kingdom Armed Forces. Over 500 marches are covered with many band photos from across the centuries. Also included are narratives of the composers, Victoria Cross musicians and even words to many marches. So, get out the records, crank up the volume and listen to the bands play their MUSICAL COLOURS while reading all bout them.
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Celestial Navigation Exercises for Class and Home study
by Dominique F. Prinet
About the Manual Celestial Navigation Exercises for Class and Home Study was designed to facilitate the work of instructors using the free PowerPoint slide presentation available at CelestialNavigationBook.com. This exercise manual, available in hard copy and in PDF format for tablets, reproduces the questions posed at regular intervals throughout the slide presentation; it provides the work-forms guiding the calculations, and the solutions. Students taking a course from an instructor who follows the slide presentation will normally have the associated course book Celestial Navigation using the Sight Reduction Tables Pub. No. 249. In order to facilitate the download process, the free version of the exercise manual (available for download from CelestialNavigationBook.com), includes neither the Almanac nor the Sight Reduction Tables required for the calculations because these tables are identical to the ones in the course book. This complete version of the exercise manual, with all the required data tables in the appendix, will thus be useful mostly to navigators who do not have the course book but wish to practice on their own, as well as to students who follow the presentation and have the course book but do not wish to download and print 140 pages of questions and answers.
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Who is YOUR Grandmother?
by Vivian Hilder
No matter what you call her, a grandmother is a special person in a child’s life. Who is Your Grandmother? is a tender book about the bond between grandchild and grandmother. Narrated in first-person voices, sixteen different children introduce their grandmothers by their special name and describe the activities they love to do with them. From Baba to NaiNai, the various grandmothers described are generous and fun-loving. This book celebrates the unique names that grandchildren have for their grandmothers and the immense joy they experience when spending time together.
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Miss Humdrum
by Brigitte Lagasse
In Miss Humdrum's classroom, every day feels the same—until Miss Quirky takes over while she’s away sick! Suddenly, the dull routine bursts into a world of creativity and excitement, filled with spontaneous dance breaks and imaginative projects! The children are filled with joy, their laughter echoing through the halls. But as they bask in their newfound happiness, they start to forget that Miss Humdrum will soon return… Will the magic continue when Miss Humdrum returns? Join us on this wacky classroom adventure and discover how a little quirkiness can go a long way!
