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The story follows twins Henry and Allie as they embark on a thoughtful mission to enhance their mom's work-from-home experience. Initially planning to buy her headphones, they stumble upon an empty basement room that sparks their creativity. Determined to transform the space into a special retreat for her, they engage in a heartwarming project that highlights their love and resourcefulness. This illustrated chapter book captures the essence of family, teamwork, and the joy of creating a personalized gift.

Utilizing a creative flippable format, this picture book introduces young readers to the concept of metaphor through the engaging interplay between the sun and moon. The vibrant illustrations and simple text make complex ideas accessible and enjoyable for children, fostering an early appreciation for language and imagery.

Focusing on the importance of boundaries, this board book delivers a clear and meaningful message about self-respect and mutual respect. It encourages young readers to understand their own limits while also recognizing and honoring the boundaries of others, making it a valuable tool for social and emotional development.

Fifteen-year-old Tuck grapples with the complexities of new love while confronting past traumas and the challenges of standing up for his beliefs. This novel in verse captures the emotional journey of adolescence, blending themes of resilience and self-discovery as Tuck learns to navigate his feelings and the world around him.

A young toddler embarks on a series of adventurous escapades with her stuffed bunny in this whimsical wordless picture book. Through imaginative play, the child showcases creativity and bravery, inviting readers to interpret the story visually. The charming illustrations capture the joy and spontaneity of childhood, making it an engaging experience for both young readers and their caregivers.

On a beautiful spring day in Victoria?s James Bay neighbourhood, eight-year-old Esther takes a walk with her great-grandfather on his birthday. On the same street and the same date, but seventy-five years earlier, two enterprising young boys go door to door offering to give people?s fences a fresh coat of paint so that they can earn a few extra cents in an era of wartime austerity.These parallel timelines converge as Esther?s great-grandfather pauses to show her an old fence with multi-coloured layers of peeling paint. He recognizes the avocado-green layer that he painted with his friend one spring day, way back in 1945?an unforgettable birthday that ended up being V-E Day, when the Allies defeated the Nazis in World War II. Through whimsical illustrations and vivid characters, this simple story shows how a pivotal event in history affects ordinary people and brings generations closer together.

This engaging board book introduces young children to the concept of metaphor in a playful and accessible way. Through simple language and colorful illustrations, it encourages early literacy and imaginative thinking, making it an ideal tool for parents and educators to help little ones explore language creatively.

The story follows Jolene as she embarks on an adventurous journey with her father, a long-haul trucker, to Los Angeles. Through vibrant illustrations and engaging narrative, readers experience the excitement of life on the road, the bond between father and daughter, and the sights they encounter along the way. This early chapter book captures the essence of adventure and family connection, making it a delightful read for young audiences.

When a new boy comes to grade five and tells everyone his name is Queen, Evelyn, who is an only child with a strict upbringing, is both aghast and fascinated. Sara Cassidy's acclaimed novel, A Boy Named Queen, is now available in paperback!

A poignant tale explores the journey of young friends navigating the challenges of cancer while relying on their vivid imaginations to cope. Set in a grade school environment, the story highlights the power of friendship as they confront fears, share dreams, and support each other through difficult times. Themes of resilience and creativity shine through, offering a heartfelt look at how children deal with serious issues in their lives.