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The Minerva Program
Minerva Wright had a feeling that she was going to be good at computers. And she was...almost too good!$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
My Name is Paula Popowich!
For Paula Herman, 11 going on 12, life is pretty straightforward - until the summer her mother decides to move to Edmonton. There Paula begins to unravel the mystery of her past and things begin to get complicated.$9.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
Teach Me to Fly, Skyfighter!
Four stories about Sharon and her friends Samson, John and Christine, kids who live in the same neighbourhood and have interesting stories to tell.$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
Billy Higgins Rides the Freights
Growing up during the Great Depression isn't easy for 13-year-old Billy Higgins, especially when he has to quit school and look for work.$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 7-15
The Baitchopper
Andrew Gurney knows his father is involved in the fight for a fisherman's union, but such grown-up problems have little place in his 13-year-old world - until a street battle with kids from the other side makes him realise that his father fight has also b$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
A Guide to First Spring on the Grand Banks
This guide has been prepared to assist teachers at the senior elementary and early secondary levels who would like to use Bill Freeman's First Spring on the Grand Banks young adult novel in English and in Canadian history classes.$10.00, Spiral-boundInterest ages: 11-16
Kids of Canada Teacher's Guidebook
A teaching aid and companion guide to some of the best Canadian stories for young readers.$20.00, Spiral-boundInterest ages: 4-8
Afraid of the Dark
This volume in the Kids of Canada series shows how we can grapple with our fears and grow as a result.
$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 5-11
Mike and the Bike
This volume in the Kids of Canada series follows two children as they learn that sometimes the best way to get what you want is to share.$55.92, PaperbackInterest ages: 3-8
The Hungry Time
This volume in the Kids of Canada series tells a poignant tale of First Nations life before the coming of European settlement.$24.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 3-8
Who's a Soccer Player?
When Louise joins her friend's soccer team, she finds the coach thinks winning is everything. But the team shows the coach that winning isn't as important as lefting everyone play the game.$19.95, HardcoverInterest ages: 3-8
The Pillow
This volume in the Kids of Canada series examines the challenges faced by children who move to a new and strange country.$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 3-8
About Nellie and Me
About Nellie and Me brings together two touching stories of young people growing up in the big city.$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-10
Cedric and the North End Kids
For Cedric, it's a big and often bewildering change to move from Jamaica to industrial Hamilton, Ontario.$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-10
First Spring on the Grand Banks
In this exciting tale set in the 1870s, John and Meg Bains and their friend Canso arrive in Nova Scotia to find that Canso's father has died and his schooner seized for debts.$19.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-13
What's a Friend?
This volume in the Where We Live series examines the pressures young people experience growing up in a big, multicultural city.$5.95, Paperback
A Guide to The Last Voyage of the Scotian
A guide for teachers at the senior elementary and early secondary levels who want to use Bill Freeman's book The Last Voyage of the Scotian in classes in English and in Canadian history.$10.00, Spiral-boundInterest ages: 8-13
Le Triste Dragon
Lucy the dragon becomes terribly lonely in her search for a lost friend. Finally her dreams bring her a vision, and she awakes to a marvellous surprise.$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 5-8
No Contact
In trying to fit into her new life, Debbie learns the importance of accepting people for who they are.
$8.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 10-13Reading level: Grade 3