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Table of Contents

1 Next Round John Spray

2 Root Beer Candy and Other Miracles Shari Green

4 All the World a Poem Gilles Tibo

6 Hat On, Hat Off Theo Heras

8 Timo’s Party Victoria Allenby

10 Little Fox, Lost Nicole Snitselaar

12 Rhino Rumpus Victoria Allenby

14 When the Rain Comes Alma Fullerton

16 How Do You Feel? Rebecca Bender

18 Adrift at Sea: A Vietnamese Boy’s Story of Survival Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch with Tuan Ho

20 French Toast Kari-Lynn Winters

22 Recently Released

25 Backlist Highlights

26 Complete Visual Backlist

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At the age of three, Arthur Biyarslanov fled with his family from the war-ravaged frontier of Chechnya. Narrowly escap-ing bullets and a bomb that destroyed the car in front of his fleeing family, Arthur and his brother ran to the border and forded a freezing river to safety. He became a refugee first in Azerbaijan, and ultimately in Canada. In spite of these difficult experiences, and the trials that confront any child refugee in strange lands, Arthur thrived on the discipline and camera-derie of sport, taking up first competitive soccer and then boxing. Years of dedication and discipline have made him into a champion amateur boxer at age 20, winning the first Pan Am Games gold medal in boxing for Canada in 40 years in 2015 and qualifying for the 2016 summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Written from extensive interviews with Arthur and his family, Next Round is the story of Arthur’s journey from frightened little boy to confident soccer player and eventually to a world-class amateur boxer.

Juvenile Nonfiction Ages 10–14ISBN: 978-1-77278-003-1 (HC) / 978-1-77278-001-7 (PB)

Trim Size: 13.97 x 19.05 cm / 5.5 x 7.5 inches / Pages: 112 Carton Quantity: 28 (HC) / 38 (PB)

8-page colour photo insert / black-and-white photos throughout / Index / GlossaryList Price: $16.95 Hardcover with laminated case / $11.95 PB with French flaps

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John SprayA timely story of a young refugee and the challenging road that has led him to the 2016 summer Olympics

NEXT ROUNDA YOUNG ATHLETE’S JOURNEY TO GOLD

John Spray grew up in the Midwest and spent years as a successful amateur boxer, gym rat and boxing fanatic. He has been a Private Investigator in Toronto for forty years and is the owner and founder of Mantis Investigation. John also sponsors the annual John Spray Mystery Award for excellence in mystery writing for children.

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Eleven-year-old Bailey believes in miracles. She has to; it will take a miracle to keep her warring parents together. This summer they are at a Marriage Counselling camp, leaving Bailey and her little brother Kevin with their estranged grandmother in the island town of Felicity Bay. There, an eccentric deposed minister makes a prophecy that a stranger from the sea will change everything.

When Bailey discovers a mermaid-shaped piece of driftwood, she begins to believe that the mermaid is this stranger from the sea. Then, when a dolphin becomes stranded on the beach, Bailey forgets her own troubles and rouses the reluctant locals into action. United for the first time in years, the community works together to dig a channel and lead the stranded dolphin back to the bay. Inspired by her part in this collective act of heroism, Bailey finds new faith that her future will somehow work out, with the love of her now extended family.

Shari GreenWritten in light and lyrical free verse, a warm and wistful novel about the hard and beautiful truths of growing up and growing into one’s own ability to shape the world.

Shari Green spent childhood summers explor-ing tide pools and reading stacks of library books. She’s still in love with stories and the sea, so when a driftwood mermaid washed up in her imagination, she knew a beach story was brewing. In her non-writing life, Shari works as a Practical Nurse, and she’s been a volunteer with children and teens in her church for many years. Shari lives in Campbell River, British Co-lumbia, with her husband, kids, and the worst watchdog ever. This is her first book for children.

Juvenile Fiction Ages 8–12ISBN: 978-1-77278-007-9

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“Family secrets, as well as unique and complex characteriza-tions, make this a light-hearted yet evocative page-turner.

Told in verse-novel form, Green’s writing is captivatingly visual, with seamless inclusions of figurative language. As with many other verse-novels, a first-person narrative, told from the present tense, makes the story immediate and compelling, ver-satile as independent reading or as an engaging read-aloud.

Choices in formatting add to the text’s readability, extending it to a wider than typical age and ability range. The varied line lengths support comprehension, with wide indenting and use of italics to identify dialogue, as well as extra spacing between speakers. Onomatopoeia is flush left and italicized. In addition to these helpful cues, imagined speeches between Bailey and a piece of driftwood she has personified occur in playscript style.

Highly Recommended.” —CM Magazine

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Award-Winning Author

Gilles TiboIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Manon GauthierTranslated by

Erin Woods

Poems tall or short or wide—All are infinite inside.In Gilles Tibo’s wonder-filled tribute to poetry, poems bloom in fields, fly on the wings of birds, and float on the foam of the sea. They are written in the dark of night, in the light of happiness, and in the warmth of the writer’s heart. Each poem is illustrated with Manon Gauthier’s

whimsical paper collage art, which is both child-like and sophisticated.

Rhymed or unrhymed, regular or irregular, the verses bring not just poems but the very concept of poetry to the level of a child, making them accessible to all. If all the world is a poem, then anyone can be a poet!

Gilles Tibo was an illustrator for many years before he discovered a pas-sion for writing. He has published more than 150 books in English and French, including Where’s my Hockey Sweater?, Too Many Books, and the classic Simon series, including Simon and the Wind and Simon and his Boxes. His titles have won numerous prizes, including the Mr. Christie Award and the Alvine-Bélisle Prize. A Canada Council Fellow, Gilles also has nomina-tions from IBBY Canada and the Hans Christian Andersen Prize. In 2009 one of his most beloved characters had her big screen debut in the film Noémie, The Secret. Gilles lives in Montreal, Quebec.

Manon Gauthier is a graphic artist who made the leap to picture book illustration in 2006. After her first book was shortlisted for the Governor General’s Award for Children’s Literature, she dedicated herself entirely to illustration, and to giving presentations and art workshops in schools across Quebec. A flexible artist, Manon works in many media, including gouache, pencils, and paper collage. She lives in Montreal.

Poems blossom from all corners of life in this picture book celebration of poetry

All the World a Poem

Picture Book for Children Ages 5+ISBN: 978-1-77278-009-3

Trim Size: 22.86 x 22.86 cm / 9 x 9 inches / Pages: 32 / Carton Quantity: 36Printed Ends / Reinforced Trade Binding

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It’s time for this little one to go out. But which hat will he choose? Red hat, green hat, striped hat, penguin hat, teddy bear hat? Once that decision is made, that hat just doesn’t stay on, while shoes are tied and jacket is buttoned. One more visit to the potty. And once this child is in the stroller at last, will that hat be on his head?

Toddlers will delight in choosing their own hats after they see this charming story. A simple, rhythmic text that re-flects the everyday challenge of getting a toddler ready to go out. Written by Theo Heras and Illustrated with gentle humour by Renné Benoit.

Theo HerasIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Renné BenoitA sweet and silly getting-dressed book for toddlers

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Theo Heras is a performer, speaker, book re-viewer, and a Children’s Literature Specialist and librarian. Passionate about creating programming for babies and toddlers, Theo has recorded two albums: What Shall We Do with the Baby-o?, and Seashell, Sing a Song to Me. Theo lives in Toronto, Ontario.

Renné Benoit is the award-winning illustrator of A Year of Borrowed Men and more than fifteen other titles for children. Her awards include the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Award for Children’s Litera-ture for Proud as a Peacock, Brave as a Lion; the OLA Silver Birch Express Award for The Secret of the Village Fool; and the Christie Harris Illus-trated Children’s Literature Prize for both Fraser Bear and Goodbye to Griffith Street. Big City Bees was nominated for the Governor General’s Liter-ary Award for Children’s Illustration. Renné lives in St. Thomas, Ontario.

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Timo’s PartyAward-Winning Author

Victoria AllenbyIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Dean GriffithsCan Timo be a good friend when it also means facing his fears?

Big parties make Timo’s fur stand on end. But hosting one might be the key to helping his friend Hedgewick’s culi-nary dreams come true; a famous food critic is coming to town, and an apple festival in Timo’s orchard would be just the thing to showcase Hedgewick’s cooking. So the intro-verted rabbit begins to prepare the party, one invitation, decoration and arrangement at a time. But when the big day arrives, will the support from his friends and his belief in Hedgewick’s cooking be enough to impress Madame LaPointe?

With innovative text inserts reflecting invitations and news articles, and Dean Griffiths’ expressive full-colour illustrations, Timo’s Party offers a friendly world and relat-able problems for young readers to navigate. In this se-quel to Allenby and Griffiths’ Timo’s Garden, an encourag-ing cast of friends helps Timo work past his fears to make Hedgewick’s cooking and the Apple Festival a scrumptious success! Also included is a recipe for a delicious apple cake that will inspire children to give hosting a try for themselves.

Victoria Allenby has been writing poetry and stories for as long as she can remember. Her debut picture book, Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That, won the 2014 Preschool Reads Award and was nominated for the 2015 SYRCA Shining Willow Award. Timo’s Garden, published in 2015, has been a resounding popular and critical success. A freelance writer and editor, Victoria lives in Toronto, Ontario.

Dean Griffiths is a popular picture book artist with more than 25 titles to his name. His many awards include the Christie Harris Illustrated Children’s Book Prize for Mag-gie Can’t Wait and the Chocolate Lily Award for Ballerinas Don’t Wear Glasses. His most recent book, Bad Pirate, won the Rainforest of Reading Award. Dean lives in Duncan, British Columbia, with his daughter.

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Early Chapter Book for Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-77278-008-6

Trim Size: 13.97 x 20.96 cm / 5.5 x 8.25 inches / Pages: 48 / Carton Quantity: 60 / Printed Ends / Reinforced Trade Binding

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Timo’s GardenEarly Chapter Book Ages 5–8

ISBN: 978-1-927485-84-2List Price: $12.95 Hardcover with laminated case

“A whiff of The Wind in the Willows…[T]he easy camaraderie and old-fashioned gentility among these friends exert plenty of charm.”—Publishers Weekly

“A charming addition to early chapter book collections.”—School Library Journal

“Allenby’s storytelling is lively, with a nice sprinkling of rhymes, alliteration, and other wordplay….Sweet, informative, and visually appealing.”—Booklist

Griffiths’ richly colored illustrations depict anthropomorphic animals in a pastoral setting…A fine title for growing readers.”—Kirkus Reviews

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Little Fox’s paw prints make such beautiful pictures in the newly fallen snow. Left here, right there, around that fallen branch—he scatters them throughout the forest until, too late, he finds he can’t retrace his steps back home. Lost and afraid, Little Fox wants to agree when a kind, old owl offers to fly ahead and guide him. But Mama Fox has warned him often:

In gentle, expressive text, Nicole Snitselaar spins a tale that goes far beyond a simple “stranger danger” warn-ing. Her Little Fox, equipped with his own ingenuity as well as his mother’s wisdom, cleverly finds a way for the other animals to attract Mama Fox’s attention while keep-ing himself safe. Alicia Padrón renders this resilient Little Fox and his forest companions in soft watercolours, their rounded shapes and endearing features easing any anxiety that little listeners might feel about being lost.

Nicole SnitselaarIllustrated by

Alicia PadrónTranslated by

Erin WoodsLittle Fox discovers his own ingenuity and resilience as he safely navigates being lost—and found.

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Little Fox, lost

A mother of five, Nicole Snitselaar spent the last 20 years writing and singing songs and nursery rhymes—both for her own children and on recorded albums. Seven years ago she branched out to writing books for children and has since published more than 39 in both French and English.

Alicia Padrón is a full-time children’s illus-trator who loves creating adorable char-acters in watercolor and other media. Her books include ABC, Baby Me!, I Love You All Year Round, and The Wish Trees. Ali-cia lives in Venezuela with her husband, their two children, and two dogs.

“If ever you are lost, my child,Don’t let a stranger guide you.

Be still, and I will search the wildUntil I am beside you.”


Trim Size: 21.59 x 21.59 cm / 8.5 x 8.5 inches / Pages: 32 / Carton Quantity: 38Printed Ends

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Two little rhinos getting washed. One little rhino feeling squashed.Little push, little nudge.Three little rhinos WILL NOT BUDGE.Three little rhinos are having trouble getting along as Mama tries to coax them through the evening routine. Will they fidget, fuss, and fight right up until bedtime? Or will their Mama’s love help them find some common ground?

Victoria Allenby and Tara Anderson, the award-winning author-illustrator team behind Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That, return with a lively story that will warm the heart of any frazzled parent. Children will find mischievous de-light in the young rhinos’ misbehaviour, told in bouncing rhyme and energetic illustrations. And ultimately they, like the rhino siblings, may be inspired to acknowledge and reward their parents’ patient love.

By Award-winning Author

Victoria AllenbyIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Tara AndersonRhino rumpus! Rhino riot! Will these three siblings ever get along?

Victoria Allenby has been writing poetry and stories for as long as she can remember. Her debut picture book, Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That, was a Bank Street Best Book, won the 2014 Preschool Reads Award, and was nomi-nated for the 2015 SYRCA Shining Willow Award. In 2015 she followed up her debut with a lyrical early chapter book, Timo’s Garden. A freelance writer and editor, Victo-ria lives in Toronto, Ontario.

A folk artist and award-winning illustrator who trained at the Ontario College of Art and Design, Tara Ander-son is known for her lively and humorous illustrations of animals. Her debut That Stripy Cat was followed with Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like That, which was a Bank Street Best Book, won the 2014 Preschool Reads Award, and was nominated for the 2015 SYRCA Shining Willow Award. Tara shares a farmhouse in Tweed, Ontario, with her hus-band, her young daughter, and several cats.

Rhino Rumpus


Trim Size: 25.40 x 22.86 cm / 10 x 9 inches / Pages: 24 / Carton Quantity: 34Extra Heavy Interior Paper / Printed Ends / Reinforced Trade Binding

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Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like ThatBoard Book for Children Ages 1–4 / Picture Book for Children Ages 2–6

ISBN: 978-1-927485-66-8 (BB) / 978-1-927485-52-1 (HC)List Price: $10.95 Board book / $19.95 Hardcover with dust jacket

“Whether sleeping or cavorting through the house, these two kitties are sure to win youngsters’ hearts.”—School Library Journal

“Good kitty fun that will demand repeated reads.”—Kirkus Reviews

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Alma FullertonIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Kim La Fave

It is time to plant the rice crop in Malini’s Sri Lankan community, and the little girl is both excited and nervous to help for the first time. What if she does it wrong? Will she be responsible if the crop fails? When the oxcart rumbles in loaded with seedlings, she reluctantly agrees to watch the big, imposing animal while the driver takes a break. Suddenly, the skies go dark with monsoon rain. A flash flood pours down the road, separating Malini from the driver and her family. They are shouting for her to run for higher ground, but what about the rice? Summoning

courage she never dreamed she possessed, Malini resolves to save ox, cart, and seedlings, no matter what it takes.

Award-winning author Alma Fullerton tells Malini’s story in expressive free verse that vibrates with emotion and energy. The moods of Sri Lanka’s rainy season come alive as Kim La Fave, illustrator of the award-winning Shin Chi’s Canoe, uses a fresh style that is both contemporary and impressionistic to depict the courage of one little girl fac-ing the power of a monsoon.

A timid, young girl finds unexpected courage when her Sri Lankan community’s rice crop is threatened

Alma Fullerton’s free-verse novels for juvenile and young adult read-ers have earned her multiple nominations and awards, including the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Award and the CLA Book of the Year Hon-our. Her first picture book, A Good Trade, has been a White Ravens Choice, a Bank Street Best Book, and a nominee for the OLA Blue Spruce Award and the Kentucky Bluegrass Awards. In a Cloud of Dust was also nominated for the OLA Blue Spruce Award, won the Rain-forest of Reading Award, and was a Toronto Public Library “First and Best” selection. Alma lives in Midland, Ontario.

Kim La Fave is a multi-award-winning illustrator and designer in paint, pencils, and digital media. His honours include the Governor General’s Literary Award for Illustration, the TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award, the Ruth Schwartz Children’s Book Award, and the Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Illustrator’s Award. A graduate of the Alber-ta College of Art, Kim also honed his skills in Toronto and New York before returning to British Columbia where he now lives with his wife and family.



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The toad feels bumpy, like a gnarly tree. The snake feels smooth, like a stone polished by the sea. One by one the hedgehog discovers the textures of his animal friends. But how does the hedgehog feel himself?

Award-winning author/illustrator Rebecca Bender’s How Do You Feel? will charm readers with its lyrical text, endearing animals, and surprise ending. The small trim size and padded hardcover format make it perfect for little ones, who may even be inspired to find new ways of expressing how they feel—in every sense of the phrase.

Award-winning Author and Illustrator

Rebecca BenderA sweet and poetic concept book for preschoolers that explores feelings both tactile and emotional

Author/Illustrator Rebecca Bender, best known for her award-winning Giraffe And Bird picture books, broke onto the preschooler scene with her endearing prequel, Giraffe Meets Bird, in 2015. Giraffe and Bird won the OLA Blue Spruce Award, and Don’t Laugh at Giraffe was an honour book for the same award as well as a nominee for the Rainforest of Reading Award. Rebecca graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design with the medal for illustration and is now an art direc-tor and designer. She lives in Burlington, Ontario, with her husband and two children.


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Award-winning Author

Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch with Tuan HoIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

Brian Deines

It is 1981. In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a fishing boat overloaded with 60 Vietnamese refugees drifts. The motor has failed; the hull is leaking; the drinking water is nearly gone. This is the dramatic true story recounted by Tuan Ho, who was six years old when he, his mother, and two sisters dodged the bullets of Vietnam’s military police for the perilous chance of boarding that boat.

Told to multi-award-winning author Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch and illustrated by the celebrated Brian Deines,

Tuan’s story has become Adrift At Sea, the first picture book to describe the flight of Vietnam’s “Boat People” refugees. Illustrated with sweeping oil paintings and complete with an expansive historical and biographical section with photographs, this non-fiction picture book is all the more important as the world responds to a new generation of refugees risking all on the open water for the chance at safety and a new life.

The first picture book to recount the dramatic true story of a refugee family’s perilous escape from Vietnam

Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch is the multi-award winning author of Dance of the Banished, which won the Geoffrey Bilson Award and was a Junior Library Guild Selection. Amongst her many other titles for children and young adults are Last Airlift: A Vietnamese Orphan’s Rescue from War, which won the Red Cedar Award and was a Cooperative Children’s Book Center best-of-the-year Choice and a Bank Street Best Book, and One Step at a Time: A Vietnamese Child Finds Her Way, which won the OLA Silver Birch Award and was a Bank Street Best Book. Marsha lives in Brantford, Ontario.

Tuan Ho escaped Vietnam at age six in 1981 among thousands of other “boat people” refugees. Through author Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch, he has told the story of how he, his mother, and two sisters survived five days adrift on the ocean with dwindling fresh water before being rescued by a U.S. aircraft carrier. Joining the rest of his family in Canada, he went on to attend school in Toronto and is now an accomplished physiotherapist with a new clinic. His wife Edae, a primary school teacher, is the child of other Vietnamese boat people refugees who settled in Ireland and then Canada. Tuan and Edae have two young daughters, Madeline and Emily.

Brian Deines is a fine artist and the award-winning illustrator of over twenty children’s books, including Elephant Journey, A Bear in War, Bear on the Homefront, and In a Cloud of Dust. Dragonfly Kites was shortlisted for the Governor General’s Award for Illustration and the Ruth & Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Award. Brian lives in Toronto, Ontario.

A Vietnamese Boy’s Story of Survival

Picture Book for Children Ages 6+ISBN: 978-1-77278-005-5

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Kari-Lynn WintersIllustrated by Award-winning Artist

François Thisdale

Phoebe—half Jamaican, half French Canadian—hates her school nickname of “French Toast.” So she is morti-fied when, out on a walk with her Jamaican grandmother, she hears a classmate shout it out at her. To make things worse, Nan-ma, who is blind, wants an explanation of the name. How can Phoebe describe the colour of her skin to someone who has never seen it? “Like tea, after you’ve added the milk,” she says. And her father? “Like warm banana bread.” And Nan-ma herself? She is like maple syrup poured over...well...

In French Toast, Kari-Lynn Winters uses descriptions of favourite foods from both of Phoebe’s cultures to celebrate the varied skin tones of her family. François Thisdale’s imaginative illustrations fill the landscape with whimsy and mouthwatering delight as Phoebe realizes her own resilience and takes ownership of her nickname proudly.

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Kari-Lynn Winters is an author, poet, and performer. With over six-teen picture and poetry books published, she has won the British Columbia Book Prize silver medal twice, for Jeffrey and Sloth and On My Walk, and been nominated numerous times for the Christie Harris Illustrated Children’s Literature Prize and the Chocolate Lily Awards. Her recent picture book Bad Pirate won the Rainforest of Reading Award and received a Kirkus star. Kari-Lynn loves being in the class-room and now teaches drama in education at Brock University. She lives in St. Catharines, Ontario.

François Thisdale’s work blends traditional drawing and painting with digital imagery using collage, acrylic, watercolour, and computer ma-nipulation. He is the illustrator of The Stamp Collector, which is on the International Board on Books for Young People’s Honor List. He has also won a Notable Books for a Global Society Award and the Crystal Kite Award; been a TD Children’s Book Award Finalist; an OLA Best Bet; an Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Illustrator’s Award finalist; and a Willow Awards finalist. François lives in Montreal, Quebec.




Publication Date: November 1, 2016Ship Date: October 20, 2016

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“The award-winning author successfully weaves Cree mythology into the fast-paced adventure of two teens from vastly different worlds. Together, they learn that outwitting a creature from the spirit world is only possible with mutual respect.”—Larry Loyie, Award-Winning Cree Author of As Long as the Rivers Flow and Residential Schools: With the Words and Images of Survivors

“...blends adventure, horror, and some good old-fashioned coming-of-age wisdom….The dynamic between the boys is the best part of the narrative, and will open many readers’ eyes to the issues of race, class, and privilege.”—Quill & Quire Editor’s Choice

“...an interesting and unique addition to the ever-expanding body of teenaged wilderness survival novels....[T]he added elements of Cree traditional beliefs and cross-cultural tensions help Bass establish her

own niche within this field. Highly Recommended.”—CM Magazine

“...plenty of suspense and action...”—The Winnipeg Free Press

“Karen Bass anchors the fantasy element with such gritty, sore and smelly reality and such nail-biting terror that the reader has no choice but to be hooked.”—Multi-Award-Winning Author Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch

“It’s hauntingly gripping YA and I think it’s her best story yet.” —CanLit for LittleCanadians

The HillKaren Bass

Young Adult Fiction Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-77278-002-4List Price: $14.95 Paperback with French flaps

Going For a Sea BathAndrée Poulin Illustrated by Anne-Claire DelislePicture book for children ages 4–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-92-7List Price: $17.95 Hardcover with dust jacket Reinforced Trade Binding Shelftalkers Available

“The humor in this story is reminiscent of Robert Munsch’s writ-ing. It’s over-the-top but heartfelt, and the bright cartoon art is a hoot.”—School Library Journal

“Bathtub fun, warm father-daughter interaction, a bit of exposure to sea life…and opportunities aplenty for counting, too.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Rich with vocabulary, numbers, humour and wonderful art, Poulin and Delisle have created a wonderfully entertaining counting book. Highly Recommended.”—CM Magazine

“...a hilarious accumulative tale about bath time. ..The illustrations...are colourful, emotive and very funny.” —Resource Links

“…almost everything you can hope for in a children’s book. It com-bines a hilarious father-daughter adventure and a funny counting game, learning about sea life with the colorful, lively illustrations…” —The Reading Castle

ElliotJulie Pearson Illustrated by Manon GauthierPicture Book for Children Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-85-9List Price: $18.95 Hardcover with dust jacket Reinforced Trade Binding

“...addresses [fostering] in a gentle, age-appropriate manner free of blame....Gauthier’s collage illustrations, in muted tones and childlike shapes, effectively dampen the realism of the potentially scary scenarios in the story and keep the mood somber but hope-ful. Though it might not be representative of every fostering experience, this sensitive story nevertheless could be a comfort to children in the foster system.”—Booklist

“Gauthier’s…drawings are simple but poignantly depict the range of emotions Elliot experiences...Pearson handles this delicate subject with an understandable, sensitive, and sympathetic text. Recommended for libraries seeking books to help young chil-dren understand that birth parents sometimes do not know how to care for them and that other caregivers must enter their lives.”—School Library Journal

“Pearson’s refusal to sugarcoat [Elliot’s] journey should resonate with children in similar situations.”—Publishers Weekly

“The book tackles a complex issue in an approachable and kid-friendly way with adorable bunny characters and soft collage illustrations. It’s a must-read.”—Today’s Parent

“A simple yet powerful tale of hope, love, and belonging, Elliot tugs on the heart-strings and leaves readers with a heightened appreciation of the courage and resil-iency of foster children and their families. Highly Recommended.”—CM Magazine

“...an excellent teaching tool for classroom discussion about families and relationships. It is also a wonderful book to provide comfort, hope and assistance in adapting to a foster family situation for children in that process. Highly recommended.”—Resource Links

Sky PigJan L. CoatesIllustrated by Suzanne Del RizzoPicture Book for Children Ages 4–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-98-9List Price: $19.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / Reinforced Trade Binding

“Sky Pig is an inspirational story of two friends who have the courage to dream big and the persistence to see it through.... Del Rizzo has created a series of tiny master-pieces.”—CM Magazine

“[This] intriguing book...celebrates perseverance by anyone with an impossible dream....The illustrations here are spec-tacular.”—The Winnipeg Free Press

“Jan L. Coates’ story is uplifting like much of her previous work…and even more so with Suzanne Del Rizzo’s spec-tacular art.”—CanLit for LittleCanadians

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Bad Pirate

Good PirateKari-Lynn Winters Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book for Children Ages 5–8List Price: $19.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / Reinforced Trade Binding

Winner of the Rainforest of Reading Award

“Wicked smart pacing and playful art….Arrrrguably the best piratical dogfight you’ll ever sink your teeth into.”—Kirkus Starred Review

“Loads of drama and humor throughout....Land-lubbers will discover fun details upon multiple readings, which will be welcome as this charming moral turnaround tale is accomplished without a sugar coating. These are despicable sea dogs after all!”—Booklist

“A delight to read aloud. The full color artwork is rich in detail, and the expressive canine faces of captain and crew will bring smiles. This seagoing tale with its endearing heroine will be a sure hit with youngsters.”—School Library Journal

“Kari-Lynn Winters’ text is as spirited as Augusta herself, sprinkled liberally with pirate slang and nautical terms (all helpfully explained on the endpa-pers). Veteran artist Dean Griffiths’ clever illustra-tions are filled with movement, drama, and visual jokes.”—Quill & Quire

Praise for Bad Pirate...

Evie Brooks in Central Park ShowdownSheila AgnewJuvenile Fiction Ages 9–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-93-4 (HC) / 978-1-927485-94-1 (PB)List Price: $17.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / $12.95 Paperback

Evie Brooks is Marooned in ManhattanSheila AgnewJuvenile Fiction Ages 9–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-87-3 (HC) / 978-1-927485-82-8 (PB)List Price: $17.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / $12.95 Paperback

“Agnew gives Evie an engaging balance of sarcasm, vulnerability, and humour…. Readers [will] be clamoring for another Evie book…”—Publishers Weekly

“An enjoyable, light read that will particularly draw in animal lovers.” —School Library Journal

“This is a quick-moving novel, and Evie is by turns smart, cheeky, stubborn, and introspective—a highly identifiable and likeable lead character…”—Resource Links

Shortlisted for the Literacy Association of Ireland Children’s Book Award

Elephant JourneyRob Laidlaw Illustrated by Brian Deines

“An appealing animal-rescue book.”—Booklist

“Photographs and additional rescue details round out a sensitive account of animal activism and rehabilitation.”—Publishers Weekly

“Beautiful oil paintings with the softness of pastels….capture important moments in the story…. a moving tale.”—Kirkus Reviews

“…will promote thoughtful discussion between zoo lovers and skeptics” —Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

“I highly recommend that you read Elephant Journey. Rob Laidlaw and Brian Deines have produced a beautiful story in colour of the rescue of three el-ephants …”—Bob Barker, game show host and animal rights activist

A Year of Borrowed MenMichelle Barker Illustrated by Renné BenoitPicture Book for Children Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1-927485-83-5List Price: $21.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / Reinforced Trade Binding

“Benoit...strikes a tone of gentle sweetness in her depictions of the people and farm animals that, like the text, is never sappy.”—The Horn Book Magazine

“A tender memoir of human decency during war-time… The addition of old family photos from that time is poignant. This heartfelt picture book helps readers appreciate wartime’s toll.”—Kirkus Reviews

“This precious gem evokes compassion in a way that is sure to resonate with young audiences…Illustra-tions done in watercolor and colored pencil, with a touch of pastel, create a beautiful backdrop that darkens and lightens with the tone of the narrative. VERDICT Purchase where nuanced portrayals of family during World War II are needed.”—School Library Journal

Nominated for the Hackmatack Children’s Choice Award Nominated for the Red Cedar Book Award

Picture Book for Children Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1-927485-77-4List Price: $22.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / Reinforced Trade Binding

Winner of the Rainforest of Reading Award Nominated for the OLA Forest of Reading Blue Spruce Award Best Books for Kids & Teens Starred Selection

In a Cloud of DustAlma Fullerton Illustrated by Brian DeinesPicture Book for Children Ages 4–8 ISBN: 978-1-927485-62-0 (HC) / 978-1-77278-000-0 (PB) List Price: $19.95 Hardcover with dust jacket / $10.95 Paperback with French flaps Reinforced Trade Binding

“Deines’s oil paintings glow....Fullerton says quite a bit with few words in her verselike prose...”—Publishers Weekly

“A nice addition to primary-grade “values” collections.” —Kirkus Reviews

“An author’s note at the end highlights more information about bicycle libraries and their impact...”—School Library Journal

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A Bear in WarHarry Endrulat / Stephanie Innes Illustrated by Brian DeinesPicture Book Ages 6+ISBN: 978-1-927485-12-5List Price: $19.95 HC

A Brush Full of Colour: The World of Ted HarrisonKatherine Gibson / Margriet Ruurs Picture Book for All AgesISBN: 978-1-927485-63-7List Price: $22.95 HC

A Good TradeAlma Fullerton Illustrated by Karen PatkauPicture Book Ages 5+ISBN: 978-0-9869495-9-3List Price: $19.95 HC

A Year of Borrowed MenMichelle Barker Illustrated by Renné BenoitPicture Book Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1-927485-83-5List Price: $21.95 HC

A+ for Big BenSarah Ellis Illustrated by Kim La FaveBoard Book for Ages 2-5ISBN: 978-1-927485-76-7List Price: $9.95 BB

Acts of Courage: Laura Secord and the War of 1812Connie Brummel Crook Historical Fiction Ages 10+ISBN: 978-0-9869495-7-9 List Price: $14.95 PB

Bad PirateKari-Lynn Winters Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-71-2List Price: $19.95 HC

Bear on the HomefrontHarry Endrulat / Stephanie Innes Illustrated by Brian DeinesPicture Book Ages 5+ISBN: 978-1-927485-13-2 List Price: $19.95 HC

Ben Says GoodbyeSarah Ellis Illustrated by Kim La FavePicture Book Ages 3–6ISBN: 978-1-927485-79-8 List Price: $18.95 HC

Cat Champions: Caring for our Feline FriendsRob Laidlaw Juvenile Nonfiction Ages 8–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-31-6 HC | 978-1-927485-54-5 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $14.95 PB

Community SoupAlma Fullerton Picture Book Ages 4–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-27-9List Price: $19.95 HC

Dance of the BanishedMarsha Skrypuch YA Novel Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-65-1List Price: $15.95 PB

Don’t Laugh at GiraffeRebecca Bender Illustrated by Rebecca BenderPicture Book Ages 4–7ISBN: 978-0-9869495-6-2List Price: $19.95 HC

Elephant Journey: The True Story of Three Zoo Elephants and their Rescue from CaptivityRob Laidlaw Illustrated by Brian DeinesPicture Book Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1-927485-77-4List Price: $22.95 HC

ElliotJulie Pearson Illustrated by Manon GauthierTranslated by Erin WoodsPicture Book Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-85-9List Price: $18.95 HC

Emily For RealBy Sylvia Gunnery Ages 12+ISBN: 978-0-9869495-8-6List Price: $14.95 PB

Evie Brooks in Central Park ShowdownSheila Agnew Juvenile Fiction Ages 9–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-93-4 HC / 978-1-927485-94-1 PBList Price: $17.95 HC | $12.95 PB

Evie Brooks is Marooned in ManhattanBy Sheila Agnew Juvenile Fiction Ages 9–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-87-3 HC | 978-1-927485-82-8 PBList Price: $17.95 HC | $12.95 PB

Giraffe Meets BirdRebecca Bender Illustrated by Rebecca BenderPicture Book Ages 2–5ISBN: 978-1-927485-35-4List Price: $18.95 HC

Going for a Sea BathAndrée Poulin Illustrated by Anne-Claire DelisleTranslated by Erin WoodsPicture Book for Ages 4–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-92-7List Price: $17.95 HC

Good PirateKari-Lynn Winters Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-80-4List Price: $19.95 HC

Graffiti KnightKaren Bass Historical Fiction Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-53-8List Price: $14.95 PB

Hoogie in the MiddleStephanie McLellan Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book Ages 3–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-28-6List Price: $17.95 HC

In a Cloud of DustAlma Fullerton Illustrated by Brian DeinesPicture Book Ages 4–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-62-0 HC / 978-1-77278-000-0 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $10.95 PB

Kiss, KissJennifer Couëlle Illustrated by Jacques LaplanteTranslated by Karen SimonPicture Book Ages 3–6ISBN: 978-1-927485-86-6List Price: $14.95 HC

Last Airlift: A Vietnamese Orphan’s Res-cue from WarMarsha Skrypuch Juvenile Nonfiction Ages 8–12ISBN: 978-0-9869495-4-8 HC | 978-0-9869495-1-7 PBList Price: $17.95 HC | $12.95 PB

Moon At NineDeborah Ellis Age 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-57-6 HC | 978-1-927485-59-0 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $16.95 PB

NamesakeSue MacLeod Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-29-3 List Price: $14.95 PB

Nat the Cat Can Sleep Like ThatVictoria Allenby Illustrated by Tara AndersonPicture Book Ages 2–6 | Board Book Ages 1–4ISBN: 978-1-927485-52-1 HC | 978-1-927485-66-8 BBList Price: $19.95 HC | $10.95 BB

Next Round: A Young Athlete’s Journey to GoldJohn Spray Juvenile Nonfiction Ages 10–14ISBN: 978-1-77278-003-1 HC / 978-1-77278-001-7 PBList Price: $16.95 HC | $11.95 PB

Nix Minus OneJill MacLean Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-24-8 HC | 978-1-927485-25-5 PBList Price: $21.95 HC | $14.95 PB

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No Shelter Here: Making the World a Kinder Place for DogsRob Laidlaw Juvenile Nonfiction Ages 8–12ISBN: 978-0-9869495-5-5 HC | 978-0-9869495-2-4 PBList Price: $21.95 HC / $14.95 PB

Once Upon a LineWallace Edwards Illustrated by Wallace EdwardsPicture Book Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1927485-78-1List Price: $19.95 HC

One Step at a Time: A Vietnamese Child Finds Her WayMarsha Skrypuch Ages 8–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-01-9 HC | 978-1-927485-02-6 PBList Price: $17.95 HC | $12.95 PB

Peach GirlRaymond Nakamura Illustrated by Rebecca BenderPicture Book Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-58-3List Price: $19.95 HC

Princess PistachioMarie-Louise GayTranslated by Jacob Homel Early Chapter Book Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-69-9 List Price: $12.95 HC

Princess Pistachio and the PestMarie-Louise Gay Translated by Jacob HomelEarly Reader Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-73-6List Price: $12.95 HC

Revenge on the FlySylvia McNicoll Juvenile Fiction Ages 8+ISBN: 978-1-927485-56-9List Price: $12.95 PB

Sky PigJan L. Coates Illustrated by Suzanne Del RizzoPicture Book Ages 4–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-98-9List Price: $19.95 HC

Skydiver: Saving the Fastest Bird in the WorldCelia Godkin Illustrated by Celia GodkinPicture Book Ages 6–9ISBN: 978-1-927485-61-3 HC | 978-1-927485-89-7 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $10.95 PB

The HillKaren Bass YA Novel Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-77278-002-4List Price: $14.95 PB

The StowawaysMeghan Marentette Illustrated by Dean GriffithsAges 8–12ISBN: 978-1-927485-33-0 HC | 978-1-927485-88-0 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $12.95 PB

Timo’s GardenVictoria Allenby Illustrated by Dean GriffithsEarly Reader Ages 5–8ISBN: 978-1-927485-84-2List Price: $12.95 HC

True BlueDeborah Ellis Fiction Ages 12+ISBN: 978-0-9869495-3-1 HC | 978-0-9869495-0-0 PBList Price: $19.95 HC | $14.95 PB

Tweezle into EverythingStephanie McLellan Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book Ages 3–7ISBN: 978-1-927485-47-7List Price: $17.95 HC

Uncertain SoldierKaren Bass YA Novel Ages 12+ISBN: 978-1-927485-72-9List Price: $14.95 PB

When Emily Carr Met WooMonica Kulling Illustrated by Dean GriffithsPicture Book Ages 5+ISBN: 978-1-927485-40-8List Price: $19.95 HC

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