Below are some of our most recently released books.
The Heidelberg Catechism is a book of comfort for God’s true children, which is hated by the enemy and loved by the godly, and that will always remain so. Also, in this catechism is expounded in a precious way, how the Lord converts a person and that there is nothing included from man’s side, for there is only one God, with whom we must be reconciled; there is only one Mediator, by which we can be reconciled to God and in Whom the triune God is eternally glorified, of Whom the poet says: Through Him, through Him alone, Whose presence goes before us, We’ll wear the victors crown, no more by foes assaulted, We’ll triumph through our King, by Israel’s God exalted.
I counted his legs: their number was eight, That’s six more than mine to hold his small weight. I also did notice his feet were un-shoed— how could I make comment without seeming rude? Jerry the spider needs a few more shoes than you or I, since he has more feet—and yet he has none at all! Thankfully, what he does have is a good friend, who’s going to help him find the perfect set. A warmhearted story about creative re-use, self-expression, and the power of friendship to turn any problem into an adventure.
Born into war and orphaned at birth, Elizabeth Posthuma Gwillim Simcoe lived through some of the most dramatic upheavals of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. From the genteel world of the English landed gentry to rugged colonial Canada, she bore witness to political, industrial, and personal revolutions. Mrs. Simcoe: A Life in the Age of Revolution traces the impressive journey of a woman whose private life intersected with public change. As wife to John Graves Simcoe, the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, Elizabeth documented colonial life in words and watercolours, offering an intimate lens on empire, gender, and cultural change. Historian Kerry M. Abel draws on rich archival sources to bring Elizabeth’s world to life, exploring how one woman negotiated faith, family, and identity in an age of empire and social transformation. This is a compelling read for history lovers, readers of women’s biography, British history, and anyone interested in pre-confederation Canadian history. Mrs. Simcoe reveals the hidden influence of a woman who shaped and was shaped by her times.
Steve loves spaghetti. Steve loves the snow. Steve loves eating spaghetti in the snow! One day a green snowflake that looks like spaghetti noodles lands on Steve’s glove. Of course, he eats it—and is instantly transformed into a superhero. Steve’s arms and legs grow long like spaghetti. He has ultrasonic hearing. He’s Spaghetti Steve! Now he can hear when people call for help from far away, and he can rush to save them by using his super long arms and legs. After a long day of superhero activities, Spaghetti Steve goes home. What will he tell his mom? Will he be Spaghetti Steve forever? Maybe he just needs to eat a real bowl of spaghetti!
Colonel Miguel Mejia, a.k.a. APOK, is a man on the run, hunted relentlessly for kidnapping the leader of the world. Haunted by his past and with the future of humanity hanging in the balance, APOK must confront his deepest regrets while fighting to save the world he’s vowed to protect. As a shadowy global cabal seeks to consolidate their hold on power, APOK is forced into an uneasy alliance, which plunges him into a high-stakes battle to avert their plans. The world stands on the brink of a cataclysmic showdown, pitting the powerful elite against the desperate masses, tearing down global institutions and unleashing chaos. Will APOK succeed in his final mission, or will he be consumed by the very darkness that he’s seeking to destroy?
Mushrooms, smileys, psychedelic lines, and cheerful swirls—Creations for Colouring is a colouring book of the artist’s original designs for all ages and abilities. Relax and enjoy colouring! “Go with the choice that scares you the most, because that’s the one that’s going to help you grow”