Where’s My Hockey Sweater?

By Gilles Tibo; Bruno St. Aubin, illus.; Petra Johansson, trans.

For all their abundance, there are roughly two types of hockey-themed kids’ books: those that are steeped in the game – its culture, myths, players, traditions – and those that merely use hockey as a ... Read More »

October 14, 2005 | Filed under: Picture Books

Coming to Canada

By Susan Hughes

Canada is peopled by immigrants from every country in the world, and the comprehensive Coming to Canada series represents the majority of them. This Wow Canada! book upholds the series’ reputation for crisply designed, well-researched ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

Terry Fox: A Story of Hope

By Maxine Trottier

Twenty-five years ago Terry Fox dipped his artificial leg into the Atlantic Ocean and began his Marathon of Hope. To mark the anniversary, children’s author Maxine Trottier has compiled the first authorized account for children ... Read More »

October 14, 2005 | Filed under: Children and YA Fiction

Strange New Species: Astonishing Discoveries of Life on Earth

By Elin Kelsey

Elin Kelsey brings her experience as a natural historian and public educator to bear in this fine introduction to the search for new species of all kinds. Accessibly and engagingly organized, Strange New Species provides ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

Chock Full of Chocolate

By Elizabeth MacLeod; June Bradford, illus.

This is the latest offering from author Elizabeth MacLeod, who has prepared several children’s cookbooks for Kids Can Press. The book is clearly and attractively laid out, with 45 recipes organized into sections, such as ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

Transformed: How Everyday Things Are Made

By Bill Slavin

How does toothpaste get into the tube? How do CDs come to be? Addressing the curiosity that kids have about the origins of familiar objects, author/illustrator Bill Slavin explains the processes involved in making 69 ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

Our Stories, Our Songs: African Children Talk About Aids

By Deborah Ellis

In the summer of 2003, bestselling author and peace activist Deborah Ellis visited Malawi and Zambia to collect stories of children orphaned by AIDS. This powerful book is the result of her efforts. It succeeds ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

Harry Houdini: A Magical Life

By Elizabeth MacLeod

Elizabeth MacLeod, a Toronto writer who has authored biographies on the Wright brothers, Alexander Graham Bell, and Lucy Maud Montgomery, turns her attention this time to Harry Houdini. As part of the Kids Can Press ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

The Bonemender

By Holly Bennett

Spirited, thoughtful, generous-hearted, The Bonemender joins the ever-growing realm of YA fantasy series. Like its counterparts, the novel is set in a vaguely medieval past, in a peaceful kingdom under siege, and features characters human ... Read More »

October 14, 2005

The Horse’s Shadow

By Lawrence Scanlan

Claire Vigere is growing up in a happy habitant family in Lower Canada in 1864. Claire’s obsession is horses, particularly the hardy Canadian breed they raise on her farm. She loves to race and even ... Read More »

October 14, 2005 | Filed under: Book links, Book news

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Where’s My Hockey Sweater?

Coming to Canada

Terry Fox: A Story of Hope

Strange New Species: Astonishing Discoveries of Life on Earth

Chock Full of Chocolate

Transformed: How Everyday Things Are Made

Our Stories, Our Songs: African Children Talk About Aids

Harry Houdini: A Magical Life

The Bonemender

The Horse’s Shadow

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