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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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You Have Never Been Alone
Your Universe, Your Part and Your Celestial Neighbours by The Storyteller
'It is coming to the time when you will have unmistakable proof that you are not alone!' If you are curious about the mysteries of the universe, this is the book for you. Find out more about . . . • What occurred at the Big Bang • The other dimensions • Why we each have a Soul • The Astral and Causal Planes • Why time doesn't exist • Astral travelling and remote viewing • Reincarnation and alternate lives • The aliens that are known as the Greys • The other 126 alien races • Why and when aliens visit us This first of three volumes of 'Information from the Isness' lays the foundation of how our universe functions with the multitude of beings that live within it. Take time to ponder on each concept presented. It will help you be prepared for the exciting time when we will meet our alien neighbours. Watch for the next two volumes of ‘Information from the Isness’ Volume Two – The Great Experiment Volume Three – Living an Impeccable Life
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The Homesteaders
by Brad Kuich
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Canadian government advertised homesteading in the Canadian West as a means to a prosperous future. Free land? Who could resist? Never mind the land wasn’t the government’s to give away, homesteaders had strict and financially cumbersome terms to meet, the “free” land wasn’t free, and the landscape lacked even the most basic infrastructure. Without knowing the hardships they’d experience, immigrants from Europe and the United States flooded Western Canada, often leaving their extended families and cultures behind. Author Brad Kuich often wondered why his own family endeavoured such a risky undertaking. Based on research and family stories, The Homesteaders answers this curiosity. It follows his paternal great-grandparents and grandparents from the 1860s in the Central Unites States to the 1960s in Western Canada. This biographical and historical novel reimagines their lives and the hardships they would’ve faced while homesteading. At a young age, Brad’s grandfather Joe learned that while the lifestyle had its challenges, it also had many joys. It’s this resilient spirit, passed down from his own ancestors, that helped Joe persevere against incredible adversity. Raw and candid, The Homesteaders is a glimpse into pivotal events in Canadian history, with some real characters along for the ride. It’s a story of one man finding his purpose and connection in a challenging landscape.
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Hedi the Hedgehog and the Sparkle in the Pond
by Charly Ann
Hedi the Hedgehog is the heart of the Critter Crew, but poor Hedi is having a bad hair day. No matter what she tries, from spray to mousse to straightener, three of her spikes just won’t be tamed. Hedi goes out to see her friends in search of a solution. Each of the other animals in the pond is wearing a hat more unique and wonderful than the last, but will any of them be the right fit for Hedi? Or will she be stuck with a bad hair day forever? Hedi the Hedgehog and the Sparkle in the Pond is the first book in a series about Hedi and the Critter Crew. Hedi's bad hair day teaches children that our quirks are part of the beauty of who we are, and highlights what makes each of us special. It reminds us that true beauty and joy come from kindness, friendship, and embracing who you are—not from great hair days.
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The Rural Ontario Landscape
A Study of its Evolution and Management by Michael Moss
The broad, global perspectives of environmental management, sustainability, and stewardship provide the context for this book. Within this broad framework, a location in the Township of Centre Wellington, southern Ontario, serves as a case study to illustrate the evolution of its landscape, as well as the significance of landscape to various aspects of land planning and management. It is at this local government level that policy initiatives from regional and governmental bodies are actually implemented. The term ‘landscape’ is used to reflect the interrelationships between the physical, natural, and human characteristics of a location; this interaction produces the evolving land features and properties of an area. Increasingly, this recognition forms the basis of many local land management procedures and strategies. The book derives information and data from a wide range of sources. Throughout, each source is examined for its local availability, relevance, and veracity, with critical gaps and omissions noted. Through the various stages of the landscape’s development, the related management initiatives are discussed as they are reflected in the changing features of the local environment. The book demonstrates the application of landscape ecology principles and provides a case to illustrate emerging ideas in integrated landscape management.
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La grande aventure de Cara
by Melanie Zigman
Lorsque Cara la tortue tombe de la fontaine du jardin, elle est ravie d’avoir l’occasion de partir à l’aventure. Mais sa famille s’inquiète, pensant qu’elle est perdue et ne sait pas par où commencer pour la retrouver ! La grande aventure de Cara est le premier livre de la série Les livres Side by Side Books. Ces livres uniques sont conçus pour raconter la même histoire selon deux points de vue : dans ce cas, celui de la tortue aventurière et celui de sa famille très inquiète. Les livres Side by Side Books sont conçus pour aider les enfants à comprendre les points de vue des autres, à développer leur empathie et à renforcer leur lien émotionnel avec autrui. Ces livres sont des outils puissants pour les parents et les éducateurs afin d’introduire les jeunes enfants à des situations qui varient selon les perspectives. Ils offrent une occasion de discuter des émotions, des points de vue et des différences de manière ludique.
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The Last Letter
A Klondike Goldrush Murder Spawns a Dynasty...and Destroys a Family by Robert L. McIntyre
The Last Letter is an epic tale of the rise and fall of the fictional Carmichael dynasty through three generations, during a period of explosive growth of the Pacific Northwest. During a punishing drought in the Midwest in 1898, a young homesteader is swept up in the hope and hype of the Klondike Gold Rush, and joins the great stampede to the Yukon. Readers experience the Gold Rush through the wide eyes of the nineteen-year-old farm kid. Through hardship and setbacks, liars and thieves, Seamus returns with a fortune, but the gold carries a curse. When the present-day brother and sister discover the shocking truth about the curse, sibling ties are ripped apart. Jack is compelled to expose the truth, while cunning and powerful Olivia, will do anything to keep the families’ secret buried with the past. The Last Letter takes readers on a great adventure, from the rough and tumble boomtowns of the Klondike Gold Rush in 1898, to the opulent boardrooms of the powerbrokers of today.
