The adventure of Jeremie and the Onyx Stone! When his parents died, Jeremie moved in with Mr Hollbrook, his uncle. Between Chelsea, his young cousin who is unhappy to see the arrival of this new inhabitant, and Prudence, the old both contentious and gruff governess, Jeremie felt more lonely than ever. Even worse, his new house seems to harbour strange secrets: a flying piano, an old man who appeared and disappeared mysteriously. Whilst Halloween...

Meet Rita. She's a little girl with very big ideas. When Rita gets cross she imagines she has a ferocious dragon that will make the world shudder with anger. But even the hottest tempers can be soothed and Rita's mum knows just how.

Petite Jeanne, âgée de huit ans, vit au Mans avec sa maman. Le quotidien semble bien difficile pour cette famille monoparentale. Un jour, par un de ces hasards dont la vie a le secret, une étrange découverte bouleverse la vie du duo...«Ne pleure pas, Maman. Nous irons à la mer.»

Every day, Sam endures the same, old subway ride on her way to school, but when she meets a boy named Reid, suddenly her daily commute isn't so ordinary. Reid has the ability to teleport-or, drift-as he calls it, and for the first time, Sam has the opportunity to see other countries without a passport or plane ticket. But as their two worlds come together, Sam soon realizes her family has secrets she never knew about, and meeting Reid might have...

Avalon Monday doesn't mind telling schoolmates that her mother ran off to California to live with a guy she met on the internet. After all, that's way less embarrassing than the truth.

Poignant words from award-winning Indigenous author Monique Gray Smith about all the hopes adults have for the young people in their lives. The hopes we have for the children in our lives are endless. We want our young people to thrive and experience all that life has to offer, but we also feel protective of them. Using simple but powerful statements, Monique Gray Smith delivers a touching message about loving, nurturing and wishing the best for...

A young boy spends his tenth summer on his aunt and uncle's farm, where he is constantly involved in crazy escapades with his cousin Harris. "On the Larson farm, readers will experience hearts as large as farmers' appetites, humor as broad as the country landscape and adventures as wild as boyhood imaginations. All this adds up to a hearty helping of old-fashioned, rip-roaring entertainment."--Publishers Weekly

Kibwe is the best basketball player on his second-grade team. But the success is starting to get to his head-- he's becoming bigheaded and sort of bossy! Seeing this, Kibwe's dad decides to do something drastic to help humble his son and teach him some lessons that'll work on (and off) the court.

"An ode to mothers of all sorts is packaged in this bright, bold, rhyming read perfect for the youngest of readers and their families."--

"Show young readers where and when to ask for help: when something is too heavy or sharp, while in a pool, or while crossing a street. Pairs with the fiction title Help, Please!"--