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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Empowering Women With Words II
Authentic Stories of Courage and Grace by Women of the Empowering Women Alliance
Authentic Stories of Courage and Grace, the second book in the Empowering Women with Words series, features extraordinary women sharing deeply personal stories of resilience, transformation, and self-discovery. With raw honesty and heartfelt reflection, they reveal how challenges became catalysts for growth and show that true empowerment lies in embracing struggle with courage. Each narrative offers powerful insights into reframing obstacles as opportunities and turning adversity into strength and wisdom. More than a collection of inspiring stories, this book is an invitation to awaken your potential, reach for fulfilment, and move forward into a vibrant new future.
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The Governor's Granddaughter
by Theresa Redmond
Margaret Gordon is born around the year 1800 on Prince Edward Island, a British colony under the shadow of her grandfather’s shameful political misdeeds and actions, leaving the Island’s settlers caught in an unjust landholding system and voiceless against entitlement and greed. Unfortunately, her father is little better, whisking her away to Scotland when she is just a girl to escape the consequences of his own wrongdoing. Still, despite growing up on another continent, Margaret never forgets where she came from, nor her desire to return one day and make up for the sins of her family. During her absence from Prince Edward Island, the battle for fairness continues. Settlers and tenant farmers, like John LeLacheur, spend years fighting for the right to own the land they work so hard to clear and to have a say in how their colony is governed. Opposing them, however, are wealthy British aristocrats in London and their self-interested land agents, like Hellfire Jack Stewart, who do everything in their power to maintain the status quo and benefit from the labour of others. The Governor’s Granddaughter tells a fascinating story of resilience, perseverance, female empowerment, and conflicting moral values. This sweeping story is lifted from the pages of Canadian history, detailing the social and political unrest that existed for generations following the colonization of Prince Edward Island, with a focus not only on the people who pushed for much-needed fairness and change but also revealing those who worked even harder to hold them back.
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Alex and Little Niko
by Jill Marie Drury
"The ancient Greek definition of happiness was the full use of your powers along the lines of excellence." Athens is the birthplace of democracy and a city of wisdom and innovation. It has an amazing culture combining new and ancient sites to visit, absorb, and inspire. It is a city where meals are worth daydreaming over and unexpected adventure awaits around every cobblestone corner. Exploring the Plaka neighborhood on foot can be an exhausting, but magical, sojourn to the ancient world. As the sun sets every evening on the Acropolis, it is easy to find yourself on a marble step with renewed motivation and contemplating the impact of living among the great thinkers of the City of the Violet Crown. Alex and Little Niko is a whimsical story about a boy who has his own Greek daydream. Alex finds himself accidentally hopping onto a ferry to Athens while chasing his dog, Niko, and the neighbor cat, Roxy. As the ferry departs on its long voyage across the sea, Alex quickly realizes he is stuck and cannot get off! On the way to Athens, Alex closes his eyes and imagines an adventure, with Niko and Roxy curled by his feet. The troika explore the city sites and experience a thrilling adventure -- wandering the winding streets, exalting ancient treasures, and even fighting off mythological creatures come to life! What will happen to the three brave junior Athenians?
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Inspector Charli Pickles and the Tiny Something
by Angela Irwin
Charli Pickles is a curious puppy who loves to investigate and learn new things. In fact, when he goes outside into the garden he becomes Inspector Charli Pickles, a master detective! In his outdoor adventure today, Charli stumbles on a Tiny Something and is very curious about what it is. He decides to follow it, and the investigation is on! To Charli’s delight, the tiny something can talk, and the two quickly become fast friends. Join Charli as he learns all about Andy the Ant: what does he eat, how does he hear, and where does he live? Inspector Charli Pickles and the Tiny Something is a great learning tool for children who are curious in general about the world around them. Charli is always discovering new things, and in so doing he teaches children about the world—and in this case, about our six-legged ant friends.
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Rosie the Red Bee
by Michelle Thomason
Rosie is a bumblebee. But Rosie isn’t like other bees—she’s RED! Being different from all the other bees around her is challenging and Rosie comes up with lots of unique ways to try and fit in but nothing she does works. Tired of trying all the effort and the other bees’ teasing, Rosie decides there’s only one thing left to do: run away. On her adventure she meets a wise older bee who offers her some advice. But will it be enough to solve her problem? Rosie the Red Bee will appeal to young readers ages 3–7.
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Worship
More than a Song by James D Janzen
Worship content and styles need not be complicated or mysterious, leading to tension and disunity. When we understand how scripture defines worship, we easily avoid disagreements and misunderstandings. Worship is like a building with • a cornerstone • a six-part foundation • strong walls (conditions and activities labelled as worship in scripture) • a roof (to link all aspects of worship) We use one word, worship, to describe church music, but scripture uses nine additional words defined in this book. This book's careful use of scripture moves the reader to become the true worshiper God seeks (John 4:23).
