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Andreas and the Salamander
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Andreas is a curious boy who loves all types of animals, so when he goes for a walk with his family one day and comes across a salamander he wants to befriend it. He tries to catch it, but salamanders are fast creatures. Salamanders are small...
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After I Met Napoleon
Conversations on Elba
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When the greatest conqueror Europe had ever seen was banished to live out his days on a remote island, the British commissioner charged with supervising him—and who ultimately let him slip through his fingers—learned more about him than any...
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Bubble Up Your Story
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Congratulations to all young students who are on their way to becoming young authors. An exciting adventure awaits from the beginning stages of story writing and illustrating through to the final stages of publishing. For this journey J. Katyn...
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Humphrey the Duck
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Humphrey is a very sweet duck. A very kind duck. A very anxious duck. But with the help of his friend Poppy and his beautiful red boots, Humphrey begins to find his bravery. Little by little, he learns that even the biggest worries can become...
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Rear View Mirror
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Reading is an experience unlike any other. It can entertain and educate, bring us joy and frustration—even at the same time. Reading transports us to other worlds and times, and allows us to meet people we never would have in real life. But it’s...
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Razado and the Saddle Tramp
A Vanishing Way of Life Remembered
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Horse ownership in all its wonderful weirdness, from a veteran Canadian journalist and best-selling author! After becoming drawn to horses and the British Columbia countryside, former crime reporter Robin Brunet gradually earns his spurs as a...
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She Danced in the Light and Hid in the Shadows
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What if the life you’re living, one that is ordinary, messy, and often overlooked, is exactly the life you were meant to have? Heidi Loewen-Steffano reflects on the quiet tensions many women carry: the longing to be noticed while hoping not to be...
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The Materials
An Intersection of Poetry and Visual Art
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Through the poems of Robert Carr and the assemblages of Kurt Reynolds, The Materials explores personal history through language and artifact. Responding to Reynolds’s constructed worlds, Carr’s poems enter and expand them, allowing a surprising,...
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The Bubby Within
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Spencer Wellington is a sweet young boy who, thanks to his inner Bubby, gets up to all kinds of mischief. He tangles up his fishing line, gets water everywhere playing in the sink, and goes on a safari in the living room. Spencer always means...
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The Cleansing of the Soul in Mankind
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“And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” — Genesis 2:7 According to Scripture, the invisible and immaterial part of our being—the soul—is influenced...
