Eleven-year-old Kimeto has never been more than a days walk from his Maasai village at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. On his way to school one morning, Kimeto helps rescue a baby elephant from an abandoned well with the help of two park rangers. Later, worried that the calf will ...
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Ulrike Moreno
Sixteen-year-old Gabrielle journeys to Andwarf with her father, warlord Simon March, where she is to become a vestal at the Temple of the Goddess. When Simon is robbed and killed, Gabrielle believes one of his former brothers-in-arms is responsible for her father's murder and sus...
Young Sam learns to deal with his anxiety after he visits a playground with a scary rope bridge.
Maureen Ulrich takes the reader on a journey from the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic in the winter of 2020 through to the fall of 2021. With both free and bound verse, Something's Different: A COVID Journal in Verse has poems for every mood: from sourdough to the supernatura...
Jessie McIntyre doesn't want to move to a smaller city, and some tough kids in her new school don't like her as well. Then Jessie's invited to the girls' hockey team, where she learns about hard work, courage and friendship.
Gabrielle March returns home to her beloved town of Lille, seeking peace and quiet after the untimely death of her father, war hero Simon March, and riots in Andwarf. However, Gabrielle’s mother and the local populace aren’t ready to accept a sixteen-year-old girl stepping into h...
Determined to restore her family fortune and clear her name, seventeen-year-old Gabrielle March sets out for the island of Anglia. Accompanying her is Thomas Smithson, the young blacksmith she has loved since childhood. Rough seas and turbulent winds lie ahead for both at the han...
Jessie has left the close friendships she's had since her childhood and isn't having an easy time fitting into her new Grade Nine class. An older girl, Kim, takes a disliking to her, pushing her around and setting her up to be attacked by a group of really rough kids who land her...
Face Off begins where Power Plays ends, the girls have shifted from hockey to ball with an exciting summer looming before them. Things are perfect for Jessie: high school, hockey and Mark. Jessie thinks she has things under control. She can handle the new environment and the new ...
Jessie is in her last year of high school and finally playing AAA, the highest level of minor hockey there is. She's been made captain, and she's putting relationship disasters behind her by dating wonderful, sensible Evan. So what if he's safely away at university where she can ...