New Titles

Adventure time


Graphic novel.
Date Published:2024

Sonic the hedgehog


Graphic novel.
Date Published:2017

It's Jeff meets Daredevil


Graphic novel.
Date Published:2026

Spooky lakes : 25 strange and mysterious lakes that dot our planet

Rutherford, Geo,


Lake Superior (United States and Canada) -- Roopkund Lake (India) -- Lake Karachay (Russia) -- Lake Nicaragua (Nicaragua) -- Nyiragongo Lava Lake (Democratic Republic of the Congo) -- Toxic Lake (Romania) -- Yellowstone Hot Springs (Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, United States) -- Kaindy Lake (Kazakhstan) -- Cenotes (Mexico) -- Jellyfish Lake (Palau) -- Kaali Crater Lake (Estonia) -- Kawah-Ijen (Indonesia) -- Lake Vostok (Antarctica) -- Lake Maracaibo (Venezuela) -- Lake Nyos (Cameroon) -- Pitch Lake (Trinidad)-- Spirit Lake (Washington, United States) -- Qiandao Lake (China) -- Lake Chagan (Kazakhstan) -- Underwater Brine Lakes (Gulf of Mexico) -- Lake Natron (Tanzania) -- Crater Lake (Oregon, United States) -- Lake Guatavita (Colombia) -- The Shaft (Australia/near Mount Gambier) -- Lake Baikal (Russia). Some of Earth's strangest-and creepiest-wonders lie deep below the surface. There's Lake Natron, a Tanzanian lake so briny that its waters can mummify any creature that touches its surface; Lake Maracaibo, a Venezuelan tidal bay where a constantly brewing storm sends an average of 28 lightning bolts per second into the water; and at the bottom of Lake Superior, the crew of the USS Kamloops-which mysteriously disappeared in 1921-remains somehow almost perfectly preserved to this day. From TikTok sensationand educator Geo Rutherford-the creator of the hit series "Spooky Lake Month" (over 65 million views!)-comes a thrilling nonfiction book that plumbs the depths of unusual lakes around the world.
Date Published:2024

Lake Superior (United States and Canada) -- Roopkund Lake (India) -- Lake Karachay (Russia) -- Lake Nicaragua (Nicaragua) -- Nyiragongo Lava Lake (Democratic Republic of the Congo) -- Toxic Lake (Romania) -- Yellowstone Hot Springs (Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, United States) -- Kaindy Lake (Kazakhstan) -- Cenotes (Mexico) -- Jellyfish Lake (Palau) -- Kaali Crater Lake (Estonia) -- Kawah-Ijen (Indonesia) -- Lake Vostok (Antarctica) -- Lake Maracaibo (Venezuela) -- Lake Nyos (Cameroon) -- Pitch Lake (Trinidad)-- Spirit Lake (Washington, United States) -- Qiandao Lake (China) -- Lake Chagan (Kazakhstan) -- Underwater Brine Lakes (Gulf of Mexico) -- Lake Natron (Tanzania) -- Crater Lake (Oregon, United States) -- Lake Guatavita (Colombia) -- The Shaft (Australia/near Mount Gambier) -- Lake Baikal (Russia). Some of Earth's strangest-and creepiest-wonders lie deep below the surface. There's Lake Natron, a Tanzanian lake so briny that its waters can mummify any creature that touches its surface; Lake Maracaibo, a Venezuelan tidal bay where a constantly brewing storm sends an average of 28 lightning bolts per second into the water; and at the bottom of Lake Superior, the crew of the USS Kamloops-which mysteriously disappeared in 1921-remains somehow almost perfectly preserved to this day. From TikTok sensationand educator Geo Rutherford-the creator of the hit series "Spooky Lake Month" (over 65 million views!)-comes a thrilling nonfiction book that plumbs the depths of unusual lakes around the world.

Date Published:2024

Atlas of prehistoric animals

Malý, Radek, 1977-


Embark on a fascinating odyssey through the annals of time with Atlas of Prehistoric Animals, a captivating addition to the Large Encyclopedias series. Authored by Radek Maly and reviewed by a renowned Czech paleontologist, this book meticulously unfolds the story of life on Earth, from its inception 3,900 million years ago to the emergence of the first organisms with hard shells and skeletons 60 million years later. The narrative takes readers on an enthralling exploration of the oldest animals, featuring well-known prehistoric creatures and introducing them to some they've never encountered. The rich tapestry of Earth's history comes alive through vivid descriptions and stunning illustrations by Czech artist Petr Modlitba, providing an immersive experience into the ancient ecosystems that shaped our planet.
Date Published:2025

Embark on a fascinating odyssey through the annals of time with Atlas of Prehistoric Animals, a captivating addition to the Large Encyclopedias series. Authored by Radek Maly and reviewed by a renowned Czech paleontologist, this book meticulously unfolds the story of life on Earth, from its inception 3,900 million years ago to the emergence of the first organisms with hard shells and skeletons 60 million years later. The narrative takes readers on an enthralling exploration of the oldest animals, featuring well-known prehistoric creatures and introducing them to some they've never encountered. The rich tapestry of Earth's history comes alive through vivid descriptions and stunning illustrations by Czech artist Petr Modlitba, providing an immersive experience into the ancient ecosystems that shaped our planet.

Date Published:2025

Elements of the day

Lewis, Samantha,


Breakfast cereal can be magnetic, waste can be transformed through chemistry, and sand even helps us see. All of these discoveries have one thing in common — ELEMENTS. Elements are the building blocks that make up everything we see, touch, and taste. Readers will be amazed by how many elements there are to explore, from the moment they wake up to the second they drift off to sleep (no matter how long past bedtime it is). Found inside everything from cereal, cars, and cakes to toilet paper, pencils, and torches, these extraordinary elements shape every day. Come and discover the elements that make YOUR day.
Date Published:2025

Breakfast cereal can be magnetic, waste can be transformed through chemistry, and sand even helps us see. All of these discoveries have one thing in common — ELEMENTS. Elements are the building blocks that make up everything we see, touch, and taste. Readers will be amazed by how many elements there are to explore, from the moment they wake up to the second they drift off to sleep (no matter how long past bedtime it is). Found inside everything from cereal, cars, and cakes to toilet paper, pencils, and torches, these extraordinary elements shape every day. Come and discover the elements that make YOUR day.

Date Published:2025

I am not a costume

DesJarlait, Maria,


Various publishers. Five-year-old Ayasha's school is having a costume party and she is so excited! But when Ayasha arrives at school and sees other students wearing fake regalia, she is confused and upset. She doesn't understand why they think her culture is a costume. Ayasha turns to her family and together they come up with a way to teach her classmates about her culture and how to honour her people respectfully: by holding an assembly at the school where members of Ayasha's family and Nation tell stories and explain the history behind their regalia.
Date Published:2025

Various publishers. Five-year-old Ayasha's school is having a costume party and she is so excited! But when Ayasha arrives at school and sees other students wearing fake regalia, she is confused and upset. She doesn't understand why they think her culture is a costume. Ayasha turns to her family and together they come up with a way to teach her classmates about her culture and how to honour her people respectfully: by holding an assembly at the school where members of Ayasha's family and Nation tell stories and explain the history behind their regalia.

Date Published:2025

Grandmother moon

Lamb-Cason, Wunneanatsu,


Various publishers. A young First Nations girl and her grandmother share a special car ride where the grandmother teaches her about the significance of Grandmother Moon.
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The wandering feather

Frenette, Lisa,


Various publishers. When a gust of wind blows a feather off a flying red-tailed hawk, it marks the beginning of that feather's quest to find a new home. The feather ends up in a squirrel's nest, a woman's hat, and atop a sandcastle--but none of these spots feel right. Soon, it's picked up by a little girl who lovingly takes it home to join two other feathers as part of a special craft project. When the project is complete, the reader discovers that the feather has found its home in a dreamcatcher.
Date Published:2025

Various publishers. When a gust of wind blows a feather off a flying red-tailed hawk, it marks the beginning of that feather's quest to find a new home. The feather ends up in a squirrel's nest, a woman's hat, and atop a sandcastle--but none of these spots feel right. Soon, it's picked up by a little girl who lovingly takes it home to join two other feathers as part of a special craft project. When the project is complete, the reader discovers that the feather has found its home in a dreamcatcher.

Date Published:2025

All my relatives : Indinawemaaganidag

Angeconeb, Storm,


Various publishers. In English, with words in Anishinaabemowin. Our traditions and world view honour and respect Indinawemaaganidag, all my relatives. We are connected to the animals, from the four legged to the fish that swim in the water to the winged birds that fly in the sky. My gratitude to all my relatives, to the land, your plants that feed us. Miigwech, thank you for your gifts of food, shelter, medicines and teachings that have been provided to ourselves, our ancestors and to future generations.
Date Published:2024

Various publishers. In English, with words in Anishinaabemowin. Our traditions and world view honour and respect Indinawemaaganidag, all my relatives. We are connected to the animals, from the four legged to the fish that swim in the water to the winged birds that fly in the sky. My gratitude to all my relatives, to the land, your plants that feed us. Miigwech, thank you for your gifts of food, shelter, medicines and teachings that have been provided to ourselves, our ancestors and to future generations.

Date Published:2024

To my irniq : to my son

Sammurtok, Nadia,


Various publishers. In this book, a mother recounts for her son all the things she loves about him, connecting each attribute to an element of the Arctic landscape or Inuit traditional life.
Date Published:2025

The first Christmas tree : an Innu tale

Fontaine, Ovila,


Various publishers. Translation of : Le premier arbre de Noël. The Great Manitou, wanting to give the Innu people a special tree to brighten their winter, asks all the trees of the North if they would like to be chosen as the first Christmas Tree, but they are all too proud. Only the humble little fir tree, who Manitou had originally overlooked, agrees.
Date Published:2025

What is math?

Dotlich, Rebecca Kai,


What is math? So many things! Counting and calendars, weights and fractions, shapes and distances, charting and graphing. Math is the way we measure and code our world, from seasons to clocks, recipes, classrooms, and beyond. Math is all around us!
Date Published:2025

100 ways to save the planet : everything you need to know to become a green superhero

Jordan, Tom (Author of nature books),


From growing your own veg and learning how to sew to organizing a school seed bank and making a bird box, each colorful page is filled with practical tips, fascinating facts, and engaging activities that empower kids to become environmental superheroes as they recycle, reuse, reduce and repair.
Date Published:2024