A young Toronto boy takes to the Nova Scotia seas in a high-stakes schooner race that puts his family legacy on the line.

Imprisoned graffiti-writer Thom is offered a chance to clean his record if he can infiltrate and inform on a group of writers known as the G7.

Madli, a fifteen-year-old living in World War II Estonia, must survive the threat of both the Soviet and Nazi regimes.

Accused of a crime she doesn’t know she committed, Libby Thorne must piece together the events of a night she can’t remember.

Bird has always had the ability to communicate telepathically with animals, but until now, she’s never received a mental transmission from a human. When she intercepts a message from a farmhand at a horse show, she realizes there is someone else in the world who understands her special bond with horses, and who can give her answers to questions she’s been asking her entire life.

Lily MacArthur has never been much of a sleeper, but since the death of her Aunt Su, she’s lost the ability to sleep completely. Looking for a way to spend her sleepless nights, she slips out of the house. She meets Ben, who works the night shift at the local drive-thru. A newcomer to town, Ben has a troubled past — and future — that he keeps from Lily.

The dabbawallas of Mumbai deliver box lunches — called tiffins — to whitecollar workers all over the vast city. They are legendary for their near-perfect service: for every six million lunches sent, only one will fail to reach its intended destination. The Tiffin is about that one time in millions when a box goes astray, changing lives forever.

More than forty years ago, Joni Mitchell’s music helped define a generation of young people. Now, one of her classic songs is introduced to a new generation through the remarkable art of Brian Deines.

Finalist for the 2011 TD Canadian Children's Literature Award

Shortlisted for the 2011 CLA Book of the Year for Children Award

A powerful free verse novel by Alma Fullerton, author of the Governor General's Literary Award-nominated Libertad, exploring a girl’s desperate attempt to keep her family together, even as
her growing obsession threatens to destroy them all.

Finalist for the 2012 OLA Red Maple Award

Finalist for the 2011 SYRCA Snow Willow Award

The revealing portrait of a bully-in-the-making and his journey
to redemption. From Jill MacLean, two-time winner of the Ann
Connor Brimer Award.

Winner of the 2012 OLA Blue Spruce Award

Shortlisted for the 2011 CBA Libris Award for Children's Picture Book of the Year

Finalist for the 2011 SYRCA Shining Willow Award

A giraffe and bird pester and annoy each other so much that they
decide to go their separate ways, only to discover that they miss
each other and, despite all the bickering, might have been good
friends after all.