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This heartfelt book is a celebration of skin colour and self-confidence. Stunning illustrations reflect the diversity of Indigenous Peoples as girls honour their Ancestors, cherish their communities, and stand up for what is right. A tender poem of love and resilience, Little Brown Girl will inspire young readers to be proud of who they are, inside and out.

Little Ghost House Hunts

Can Little Ghost move in? Little Ghost lives in a very cozy, very crowded attic with his big family. He can't find any peace and quiet for reading his books or practicing his booos. So he sets out to find somewhere a little more quiet with a little more space. But it isn't long before Little Ghost starts to feel a little lonesome. Luckily, his family isn't far behind. Little Ghost House Hunts is a charming story about finding a place of one's own--but leaving room for those you love.

Little Killers: The Ferocious Lives of Puny Predators

Nature’s creatures can be ferocious! Lions and sharks leave many animals running scared. But some predators may be hunting beneath your feet or above your head-and you don’t know they’re there. Meet some of the most successful predators on Earth: little killers.These small creatures can have a big impact. They change ecosystems, control pests, and even take down much larger prey. Tiny predators use adaptations including poisons, strong jaws, and social groups hunt. From pteropods to driver ants, author Sneed B. Collard III shines a light on the lives of these voracious killers with jaw-dropping facts paired with incredible close-up photographs.

Little Math Stories (Cherry Blossom Press)

The Little Math Stories series brings mathematical thinking to beginning readers with decodable books aligned to key math standards for Grades K and 1 math curriculum. Titles support readers' success with domain-specific vocabulary and targeted phonics skills.

Little Rabbit Wants the Moon

Little Rabbit can't sleep. The glowing moon has captivated him, and he wants nothing more than to reach up and touch it. But how can such a small rabbit reach something so far away? This gentle story is sure to help little ones find sweet dreams on sleepless nights.

Little Rebels (Rebel Girls)

Inspire and engage young Rebels through interactive storytelling. Filled with colourful illustrations and inspiring figures, each read-along picture book is designed to engage, expand, and advance early development for kids ages 3 to 6. Now published in library binding, this early biography series is the perfect mix of fun and empowerment for young learners.

Little Science Stories (Cherry Blossom Press)

The Little Science Stories series brings scientific thinking to beginning readers with decodable books aligned to key science standards. Titles support readers' success with domain-specific vocabulary and targeted phonics skills. Hands-on Try It! features provide opportunities for readers to apply the concepts they read about with authentic demonstrations of knowledge.

Little Word Seekers

Children will learn to identify 120 first words in each bold and colourful book in this series. The exciting seek-and-find format includes bonus puzzles and mazes, enhancing new readers' observation skills while having fun.

Little World Traditions (Crabtree Seedlings)

Little World Traditions takes young readers on a journey around the globe, exploring the festivals, foods, beliefs, and customs that make each country's culture unique. From the drums of Brazilian carnival to the lantern-lit streets of Vietnam's Tet festival, every book brings a different corner of the world vividly to life. Perfect for curious kids who want to understand -- and celebrate -- the rich diversity of our shared world.

Littlest Turtle, The

For years, the little turtles climbed on top of the big turtles to eat the freshest fruit from the top of the bushes. The big turtles ate the fallen berriesCsour and rotten. Littlest Turtle follows along with this tradition until she hears the feelings of the big turtles. Littlest Turtle sees how unfair this all is and thinks about the important question: would it be so hard to share? Follow along as Littlest Turtle joins together with the big turtles, speaks up for change, and comes up with a new tradition that works for all turtles, no matter the size!

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