Author and illustrator Nicolas Debon certainly chose an excellent subject for his picture book, The Strongest ...
By Annie Murray
Young Readers
Ridley Bluefox and the Flying Fish of Fortune Falls by Carrie Percy is a fast-paced and witty chapter ...
By Annie Murray
The first thing the YA reader finds in David Thompson: A Trail by Stars is the aged and penniless Thompson ...
By Annie Murray
Orphan Ahwak is the tale of Aneze, a First Nations girl who survives the brutal raid of her family's camp ...
By Annie Murray
When you look at the moon, what do you see? For some cultures it is a man, for others a rabbit.
Geneviève ...
By Annie Murray
Part of the "Not Just Proms & Parties" series intended for reluctant young adult readers, Belinda's ...
By Annie Murray
Travelling to Peru with his family, young Paul Gauguin (yes, that Paul Gauguin) keeps busy by drawing pictures and ...
By Annie Murray
Tin Angel by Shannon Cowan is a well-conceived and rewarding novel for teen readers. "I was fourteen years ...
By Annie Murray
In only twenty-four pages of accessible and engaging language, Anne Renaud delivers a powerful and moving account ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Friend (Kids Can Press) is Mélanie Watt's second book about the neurotic rodent ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
Deborah Hodge's Lily and the Mixed-Up Letters (Tundra Books) is about a second grader whose reading ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
Oliver Has Something to Say! (Lobster Press) by Pamela Edwards, is about a four-year-old boy who can't get ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte