• Le chandail de Chéticamp

    Le chandail de Chéticamp

    Created by: Helene De Varennes
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    It’s time for spring cleaning in Chéticamp. With the help of his parents, Eric is reluctantly cleaning out his wardrobe. To his chagrin, Eric’s favourite sweater, belt, and pants wind up being given to a complete stranger… who doesn’t even have kids! What is Mr. Delaney planning to do with all those clothes?

    $10.95
  • Magic Rug Of Grand-Pré

    Magic Rug Of Grand-Pré

    Rose-Marie and Constant go on a night-time quest with Johnny à Minou, the magic mailman, to find the twelve strands of wool to complete the hooked rug of Grand-Pré. Soaring the stars, they visit the four corners of Acadie. Each stop on their journey brings them closer to their Acadian ancestors.

    $10.95
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    Duncan Back to Back

    Created by: Duncan Wells
    Publisher: Breton Books

    Storybook & Cassette

    $10.95
  • Blood on the Coal

    Blood on the Coal

    Created by: Roger David Brown
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Over 400 people have died mining for coal under the town of Springhill. This is the stirring account of two explosions, a “bump” and two major fires. Pieced together from interviews, diaries and newspaper files.

    $10.95
  • Le Doubas Show

    Le Doubas Show

    Created by: Nicole Poirier
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    So, you think a sock’s life is all comfort and joy? Think again as Doubas (Soft Sock) brings you along his adventures one windy season in Cap Breton. But there is a heaven for story telling socks! Doubas will end up at the local public library, as a star puppet!

    $10.95
  • Anne of Green Gables

    Anne of Green Gables

    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    “The sweetest creation of childlike yet written” – Mark TwainSince it was first published on 1908, Anne of Green Gables has been treasured by millions of readers around the world. Anne Shirley, an orphan, arrives at Green Gables by mistake; the Cuthberts wanted a boy. But for Anne, Green gables is a dream come true. Thanks to her endearing nature, she wins the hears of the Cuthberts, finds “kindred spirits” and “a bosom friend,” and takes a staid island community on a merry ride of adventure and surprise.In this Classic Edition, Nimbus presents Anne of Green Gables as it originally appeared–complete, easy to read, and as enduring as the heartwarming story of Anne herself.Lucy Maude Montgomery was born in the charming village of New London, PEI, in 1874. She grew up in nearby Cavendish, surrounded by rolling farmlands and the sparkling waters of the ocean. Anne of Green Gables is based on her own childhood experiences.

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  • Ahmed and the Nest of Sand

    Ahmed and the Nest of Sand

    Created by: Kristin Bieber Domm
    Artist: Jeffrey Domm
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    When Ahmed moves to Nova Scotia from his native Kuwait, he wants a pet. Instead he gets to help save an endangered bird, the piping plover.

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  • Tangled in the Bay

    Tangled in the Bay

    Created by: Deborah Tobin
    Artist: Jeffrey Domm
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Based on a true experience, this is the story of a right whale, Clio, and her newborn calf, Pasha, who arrive during the short northern summer, in the rich, cold waters of the Bay of Fundy to feed and replace stores of fat. With fewer than 350 North Atlantic right whales in existence, mother and baby whale are being tracked by a research team studying their habitat and inter-relationships. While monitoring whales on a routine fly-over, a researcher notices one whale tangled in some fishing gear. Baby Pasha is trapped in nets! Quickly, an international team of researchers and conservationists comes together to try and disentangle the animal and save its life. This wonderful story is beautifully illustrated by Jeffrey C. Domm who has illustrated a number of best-selling books.

    $10.95
  • Bitter, Sweet

    Bitter, Sweet

    Created by: Laura Best
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Pru Burbidge lives a simple life on the family homestead on Dalhousie Road in 1940s rural Nova Scotia- until her father abandons the family and her mother falls ill. Her life is turned upside-down by these events, and she is forced to take on the role of primary caregiver to her siblings, Jessie, Flora, and Davey. Things go from bad to worse when Pru’s mother dies, leaving Pru and Jessie, her older brother, to care for the family in secret so they are not separated and sent away to foster homes, or worse- the orphan house. Pru and Jessie do everything they can to hide the fact that their mother has passed away and keep the family together, but their situation becomes increasingly dire as their money and food supplies begin to run out and their neighbours start getting suspicious. When the situation comes to a head and they are on the verge of being found out, Pru and her siblings must work together to save their family from being torn apart.

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  • Lobster Fishing on the Sea

    Lobster Fishing on the Sea

    Created by: Maureen Hull
    Artist: Brenda Jones
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Susan’s father is a lobster fisherman in the Northumberland Strait, and one Saturday morning he lets Susan come on the boat with him. They empty their traps together and Susan sees all different sea creatures- rock crabs, sculpins, and more. Wonderfully illustrated in vibrant colours by Brenda Jones, Lobster Fishing on the Susan B has a simple storyline and incorporates information about lobster fishing and marine life.

    $10.95
  • Here Babies, There Babies

    Here Babies, There Babies

    Created by: Nancy Cohen
    Artist: Carmen Mok
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    This delightful board book for babies follows baby on a typical day: Babies at the park, at the store, and at the library. Babies having their naps. Babies being busy! Vivid, colourful artwork complements the bold, rhythmic text. For babies up to age 2.

    $10.95
  • Look at Me Now !

    Look at Me Now !

    Artist: Carmen Mok
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Look At Me Now! is a celebration of the many developmental milestones of toddlerhood. The book follows an 18-month-old through his day as he proudly practices new skills, like getting dressed and walking up stairs. The bouncy text has a celebratory beat that reinforces a toddler’s confidence in his new accomplishments and the charming illustrations are filled with eye-catching details that will invite lively conversation between parent and child. Toddlers will want to hear this story over and over again!


    $10.95
  • Let's Read!

    Let’s Read!

    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Let’s Read! brings parents, babies and books together to celebrate the joys of reading. This latest book in the popular Baby Steps series shows the many ways babies engage with books at different ages and stages, from looking and listening to pointing at pictures and choosing their bedtime books. See the foundation of reading build, from a newborn listening to their parent’s voice to a toddler excited about reading. Evocative photos of babies interacting with books and a bouncy read-aloud text will appeal to baby and parent alike. Every new parent will want Let’s Read! on their baby’s bookshelf.

    $10.95
  • Anne of the Island (Vol3)

    Anne of the Island (Vol3)

    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    In the third installment of the Anne of Green Gables series, Anne Shirley heads for Redmond College, leaving behind her rural life in Avonlea for the city of Kingsport. There she must deal with an unfortunate marriage proposal, the beginning of her writing career, and the sudden attention of Gilbert Blythe. Is Anne ready for true love?

    $10.95
  • Irish

    Irish

    Created by: Peter T McGuigan
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Part of the series about the people who have come to the Maritimes. Their origins, settlement and cultural heritage which have given much to our Maritime life.

    $10.95
  • How to Build the Catspaw Dinghy A Boat for Oar and Sail

    How to Build the Catspaw Dinghy A Boat for Oar and Sail

    Created by: WoodenBoat Books
    Publisher: WoodenBoat Books

    The Catspaw Dinghy is Joel White’s 12’8” version of the famed Herreshoff Dinghy Columbia. Catspaw is a carvel planked with 1/2” cedar over steam-bent oak frames, and copper rivet fastened.

    $10.95
  • Making Hand Tools

    Making Hand Tools

    Created by: Harry Bryan
    Publisher: WoodenBoat Books

    New Brunswick boat builder Harry Bryan teaches readers how to make lots of useful hand tools like the

    rabbit plane, bevel gauge, woodworking vice and more. An experienced boat builder, teacher and hand tool
    devotee, Bruce crafts his tools by hand, then uses them to build his boats with little or no impact on
    the environment. Making Hand Tools is a complete reference for those who want to make a similar
    commitment or just explore an old tradition.

    $10.95
  • Follow the Goose Butt, Camelia Airheart !

    Follow the Goose Butt, Camelia Airheart !

    Artist: Odette Barr

    Poor Camelia Airheart. She is easily distracted and her GPS — Goose Positioning System — is faulty. When she gets separated from her flock, she gets lost and starts on a journey that will take her all over New Brunswick. Will she ever find her way home to her flock? A beautifully illustrated early chapter book for children.

    $10.95
  • Miramichi Dictionary

    Miramichi Dictionary

    Created by: Doug Underhill
    Editor: Herb Curtis
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    A one-of-a-kind interpretive guide to the distinct dialect spoken in New Brunswick’s Miramichi region. Startin’ off with the “Ah, geez” of the letter A, “zacktly” all the way to the letter Z.

    $10.95
  • New England Masts and The King's Broad Arrow

    New England Masts and The King’s Broad Arrow

    Created by: Samuel F. Manning
    Publisher: WoodenBoat Books

    Author/illustrator Sam Manning has brought to life a period in history which makes this book valuable, but not simply because you will understand how the shipbuilding industry worked from the 1600s – 1800s. Manning shows what governments were doing, why, and how it directly parallels the twentieth- and twenty-first century policies of nations to spend blood and treasure to ensure they can control the supply of natural resources for their national security. With 1600s Europe unable to supply the big tall masts needed for their navies, Great Britain established a policy of marking trees in New England which were specifically the Crown’s, to be cut, processed, and shipped back to England. Without proper masts, the navy could not carry sails to propel their ships–much like the need for oil today.

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  • Lexicon 19 Puzzles to Challenge & Entertain

    Lexicon 19 Puzzles to Challenge & Entertain

    Created by: Theresa Williams
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Theresa Williams’s lexicon puzzles have been hugely popular since they were first published by the Halifax Chronicle-Herald in 1988. Half-crossword, half-word search, the lexicon engages and entertains fans of all ages. Puzzle buffs will delight in this opportunity to try 52 all-new puzzles.

    $10.95
  • Congé pour maman

    Congé pour maman

    Artist: Isabelle Léger
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    Sophie is jumping with joy. She’s bringing her mom to the beach for a well-deserved break. Of course, everything needs to be prepared: games, parasols, sunscreen, driving there. Then, at the beach, small problems arise that gets in the way of relaxation: gusts of wind and moods, stinging sand and jelly fish, and bathroom calls.

    But Sophie persists. After all, mom deserves a break.

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  • Appi et le parfum puant

    Appi et le parfum puant

    Created by: Marilou Savoie
    Artist: Pauline Dugas
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    When you’re a skunk, stinking is a musk-t. Priscille has no smell, and at the Great Muskyrade Ball, she will fade next to her gloriously stinky sisters. Her friend Appi wants to help the sad little skunk. In this second quest, she will go looking for the smelliest smell possible! On the way, there will be brambles bushes, a cooking witch and a carnivorous plant with a bad temper.

    $10.95
  • Follow the Goose Butt to Nova Scotia

    Follow the Goose Butt to Nova Scotia

    Artist: Odette Barr

    Camelia Airheart, the lovable Canada goose, is back! In this humorous early chapter book, she follows her Aunt Tillie’s goose butt to Nova Scotia where she meets interesting characters like Spike, the cuddly porcupine, Cindy Crowsby, the famous hockey player and Willow, the bookworm donkey. Will she find her way after she becomes stranded on a beach, lost in a pea-soup fog, and alone and afraid on the Bluenose?

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  • Uncle Farley's False Teeth

    Uncle Farley’s False Teeth

    Created by: Alice Walsh
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    Every afternoon, Uncle Farley takes a three-hour nap. And every afternoon, he pops his false teeth out of his mouth and into a glass of water. One day, Morgan decides she’ll steal them to show her friends. But while they’re on the wharf oohing and ahhing, Morgan accidentally drops Uncle Farley’s teeth into the ocean! She thinks they’re gone forever until she sees a fabulous fish…with a fabulous set of teeth in its mouth.

    Morgan and her friends pool their resources to get the teeth back—Ian’s dad is a fisherman, Zakia’s mom is a dentist, Markee’s dad is a police officer—but the fabulous fish just won’t spit them out. Will Morgan be able wrangle Uncle Farley’s false teeth back before he wakes up? Originally published in 1998, this new edition features updated text and illustrations from the artist behind Canadian classics like The Paperbag Princess and Thomas’s Snowsuit.

    $10.95
  • Jujijk

    Jujijk

    Created by: Gerald Gloade
    Artist: Gerald Gloade
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    The English language is noun-based, referring to people, places, and things. Jujijk, an illustrated bilingual guide to bugs and insects in Atlantic Canada, showcases the beautiful verb-based Mi’kmaw language. Featuring vibrant artwork and concise, fascinating descriptions, Jujijk will have you searching out “the one that looks like a little owl” (moth) and “the one that sings before she bites you” (mosquito).

    Created to promote and preserve the Mi’kmaw language, this book includes a pronunciation guide, a Mi’kmaw-English matching game, and an abridged version of the Smith-Francis orthography.

    $10.95
  • Peggy's Cove

    Peggy’s Cove

    Created by: Sherman Hines
    Artist: Sherman Hines
    Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

    A truly unique place, here is Peggy’s Cove in all its glory: sea, surf, lighthouse, birds, and fishing boats.

    $10.95
  • La cabane

    La cabane

    Created by: Katia Canciani
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    Alphonse built a splendid fishing hut and now he’s wait for a catch… But nothing’s coming, except spring, and now his beautiful hut is floating away with him inside. Along the melting ice, the unlucky fisherman, who’s got a big heart, will give away pieces of his hut, bits by bits, to those less fortunate than he. Alphonse will still come out of this a champion fisherman!

    $10.95
  • Cher père noël, où est mon banjo?

    Cher père noël, où est mon banjo?

    Created by: David Myles
    Artist: Murray Bain
    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    The celebrated holiday song from multi-talented and multiple-award-winning Halifax-based roots musician David Myles is now available as a bright and fun children’s picture book, and with a French translation by none other than the great Marie-Jo Thério. Young David writes frantic letters to Santa every year, requesting a banjo, but to no avail: “How does he miss / the one thing on my list / in the letter that I sent to him?” Follow the ups and downs of the holiday season with David, his furry friends, and his family, as he pines for his most-wished-for holiday gift.

    Featuring illustrations from the animation studio that created the song’s well-loved music video, a special holiday message from David Myles, and original sheet music for those who wish to play along, Santa Never Brings Me A Banjo is sure to inspire many a holiday singalong.

    $10.95
  • Legends of Prince Edward Island

    Legends of Prince Edward Island

    Publisher: Acorn Press

    Long isolated from their fellow countrymen by the Strait of Northumberland, the inhabitants of Prince Edward Island developed personal characteristics and a way of life peculiarly their own. These stories depict Islanders and that way of life before modern transportation linked the Island Province with the mainland.

    The book contains fifty-nine stories set against the background of the Garden of the Gulf before the turn of the century. Some of the legends are written in the Island dialect and any persons and places in the areas are mentioned by name. Legends of Prince Edward Island is the result of years spent in collecting the now almost forgotten folklore of pioneer days.

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  • Adieu, Jacoby!

    Adieu, Jacoby!

    Publisher: Bouton d'or Acadie

    Beloved dog Jacoby, who’s helped numerous children deal with their anxiety and has helped them with their reading skills, is very sick. Seeing him in such pain, his owner Madame Ève decides to take him to the vet to put him own. As she learns to live without her dear companion, Madame Ève is comforted by the soothing memories of him. The children Jacoby helped miss him and decide to throw him a goodbye party. Slowly but surely, without ignoring the pain, or the sorrow, life goes on.

    $10.95
  • Here Babies, There Babies in Summer

    Here Babies, There Babies in Summer

    Created by: Nancy Cohen
    Artist: Carmen Mok

    This delightful board book for babies follows baby on a typical summertime day.

    $10.95