Graphic Novels
Weenie the wiener dog loves his human, Bob. He loves his guinea pig friend Beans and his cat friend Frank. He loves naps, adventure and sharing. In fact, Weenie loves pretty much everything (except for the mail carrier). But the thing Weenie loves more than anything is food. And he'll do anything to get it! This early graphic novel series is fast-paced fun full of silly surprises and there are more laugh-out-loud Weenie adventures coming soon! ... A Junior Library Guild Selection, A Sunshine State Young Readers Award Selection, Winner of the Joan Betty Stuchner - Oy Vey! - Funniest Children's Book Award.
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Picture Books
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Zander is a gander with a thirst for adventure. One blustery autumn day, he shocks his flock by announcing that he isn't going to fly south for the winter with them. After they leave, he visits various animals to ask what he should do to prepare for winter but none of their suggestions feel quite right for him. Cold and alone, Zander struggles on until along comes a creature whose winter adaptions are a perfect fit...A Saskatchewan Shining Willow Award Finalist, A Chocolate Lily Award Finalist. Also available in board book format |
Pru, her two dads and her ostrich Orville have a mystery on their hands in this ogre-tastic tale about a lonely outsider, a terrified town and the perceptive princess who brings them together... Ontario Library Association Blue Spruce Award Nominee
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Petal is everything you could want in a cow. She is a hard worker, a talented artist and a great dancer. She has a keen mind and kind heart. She also has a VERY bad temper. When a monster tantrum gets Petal kicked off the field trip list, Petal is filled with anguish. Then she meets a swan who shares his unusual strategies for dealing with aggravating situations. Can the silly swan help Petal learn to control her temper? Or is she destined for more Time Outs and boring lectures from the farmer? An Imagination Library Selection, a Saskatchewan Shining Willow Award Finalist
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After centuries alone in his old castle, Vlad is ready to try something new. When he hears the local hockey team gushing about how they're going to crush and destroy their opponents this season, Vlad knows he’s found the activity for him! Vlad soon realizes that his awesome powers aren't going to be much help in hockey since they don't include the power to skate.. After weeks of practice, he’s finally ready for the big game. But can a centuries-old vampire really learn new tricks? A Junior Library Guild Selection, McNally Book For Young People Award Nominee
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Slightly distracted parents accidentally take their son, Leo, to the animal hospital to get his tonsils out. Luckily, taking care of a human doesn't ruffle any feathers among the hospital staff. The chicken at the admissions desk is welcoming, the bear orderly is friendly and wise Dr. Stan inspires confidence despite being a mouse. Is the plastic cone really necessary, though? An Imagination Library Selection, also available in Farsi
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There are lots of clubs for Rory to join at his new school, but none seem quite right for him. So he starts a Reptile Club! He's positive that there are other kids out there who share his passion. To his astonishment, the first new members are not his schoolmates but a crocodile, anaconda and gecko! Ontario Library Association Blue Spruce Award Honour Book, Shining Willow Saskatchewan Reader’s Choice Award FInalist, Globe and Mail 100 Selection, Canadian Children's Book Centre Best Book, Ontario Library Association Best Bets Selection, also available in Dutch
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Santa has a problem. This kid? Harold? Santa doesn't think he's real. He WANTS to believe in Harold - after all, Harold is one of the most magical parts of Christmas. But Santa's just not sure, so he comes up with a plan to find out once and for all if Harold really exists ... with hilarious consequences McNally Book for Young People Award Nominee, The Joan Betty Sruchner - Oy Vey! - Funniest Children's Book Award Finalist
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A soccer dad misunderstands when he hears that his son's team needs his help. Grabbing a jersey, Dad runs onto the field to play. He is SO EMBARRASSING! Can the boy teach his dad how to be a good sport before he drives the whole team crazy? Canadian Children's Book Centre Best Book, Bank Street College Best Children's Book of the Year, TD Summer Reading Club Selection, New York Times Children's Book Review Editor Selection, also available in French
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The critically acclaimed Buddy and Earl series stars a dog who likes to play by the rules and a hedgehog who knows no limits. Their friendship is tender and loyal, and their adventures are fun and imaginative. Boston Globe Best Kids Book Selection, Junior Library Guild Selection, Ontario Library Association Best Bets Selection, Shelf Awareness Best Children's Book of the Year Selection, also available in German, Chinese and Italian
Bill just wanted someone to pass him the potatoes. Unfortunately, no one in his busy, distracted family noticed and a wonderful, terrible thing happened. Bill
became invisible...or InvisiBill! Canadian Children's Book Centre Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award Nominee, Saskatchewan Shining Willow Award Finalist, Ontario Library Association Blue Spruce Award Nominee, McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award Nominee, also available in Dutch and Korean |
Spencer and his dog Barney are expecting a visit from Great-Aunt Alice and her dog, Susan. All Spencer and Barney know is that she’s dignified and graceful, with long, beautiful hair — the dog, that is. Together, they teach Susan to how embrace her inner dog. McNally Book for Young People Award Nominee, Ontario Library Association Best Bets Selection
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When Mom comes to Kindergarten for the day, she's so excited that she completely forgets her manners. Luckily, her patient, understanding daughter is able to guide her through the hard work and play of a day at school.
Ontario Library Association Blue Spruce Award Winner, Canadian Children's Book Centre Best Book, Bank Street Children's Book Committee Best Books of the Year for Children and Young Adults, also available in Korean |
When Benny’s mother asks him to put his dirty plate in the sink, he responds by asking: “What would you do if I said no?” Benny's “what if?” line of questioning continues as he dreams up increasingly naughty behavior and his mom dreams up outrageously silly consequences. Junior Library Guild Selection, also available in French, Turkish, Japanese and Chinese
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