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Alberta and Little Red Riding Wolf

Alberta does dreadful things, and she always gets her own way. So when she doesn't listen to her mother's good advice and enters the wild and dangerous woods, it's no surprise that she tricks a kind stranger and eats their delicious cake. But this stranger is a wolf, wearing a red cape and hood, and she doesn't take kindly to being double-crossed. Will Alberta learn a lesson she will very much regret?

Alex and Alex

A simple, engaging story introducing ideas of non-binary identities, tolerance, and acceptance to very young readers, from the writer of the critically acclaimed picture book, The Pocket Chaotic. Alex is very messy, and Alex is very tidy, Alex likes running and kicking a ball, and Alex likes reading and dreaming. After a trip to the museum goes a little bit awry, Alex and Alex have some cooling off time. But they always make up because Alex really really really really really really REALLY...likes Alex! This is a book for very young readers introducing ideas of tolerance and friendship in a completely non-gendered way. Neither character is identified as a boy or a girl, and the activities that each one enjoys is a mix of traditional ?boy3 and ?girl3 things. Aimed at children who are just at the cusp of gender awareness and role-play, it provides a much-needed counter-balance to more traditional, binary pre-school literature.

Alice Alone  

Alice has a BIG family. She has four older brothers and four younger sisters, which puts Alice smack-dab, kerplunk, right in the middle. And sometimes, this middle child just wants to be alone! One day, Alice sneaks away from a family gathering. She loves skipping, singing, and twirling on her own--until she realizes she's lost and feeling an itsy, bitsy, teensy, tiny bit . . . lonely. Hurriedly retracing her steps to the arms of her mushy, marvelous family, she learns that maybe being in the middle isn't so bad after all.

Alien Landscapes on Earth!

Visit some of the far reaches of our planet and you may wonder if you3re still on Earth. Explore unbelievable landscapes around our world, including spotted lakes, wavelike rocks, and hexagonal towers. Discover how these incredible places came to be and the ways they shape life in their ecosystems. Then, blast into space to find evidence of these structures on other planets. Stunning photos and engaging text highlight these fascinating places you can3t quite believe are real.

All About Arachnids (Pogo Books)

All About Arachnids introduces readers to the world3s most interesting spiders. With a high-interest STEM approach, each book focuses on a specific arachnid, detailing its anatomy, many kinds of species, habitats, diets, and behaviors. Vibrant, colour photos and labels complement the text to show the unique features of each arachnid. Take a Look! infographics provide additional information, such as detailed body diagrams, range maps, and the molting process. Each title also includes sidebars, a glossary, a table of contents, an index, and a STEM activity.

All About Flags!

A refreshingly engaging introduction to flags of the world and the stories they tell. Did you know that the flag of the USA was inspired by that of the East India CompanyCa private shipping company that traded in the spoils of the British Empire? Do you know what the black star on the flag of Ghana means? Or why the Russian flag looks similar to that of the Netherlands? Find the answers to these questions and more in this gorgeously presented, accessible atlas of flags. Through simple designs and colours, national flags can tell us a lot about the histories, identities, and interrelationships of the countries they represent. Grouping flags together first by continent and then by theme, this illuminating book explains how countries relate to one another and how their politics and histories are interconnected.

All About Insects (Pogo Books)

All About Insects presents comprehensive, high-interest STEM introductions to our worldÎs insects. Each book highlights a specific insect, detailing its anatomy, appearance, and size, as well as its many kinds of species, habitats, diets, behaviours, and life cycles. Vibrant, colour photos and labels complement the text to show the unique features of each insect.

All About Instruments (Fusion Books)

ItÎs time to join the band! But what will you play? Learn how different instruments make noise, the long history of music-making, and how to play specific instruments to find the perfect one for you! Fun illustrations and bright photos paired with lively text make musical magic in All about Instruments.

All by Myself (But Sometimes I Need a Little Help!)

I can do many things all by myself, but sometimes I need a little help. A young child boasts about all the new things they can do such as stack blocks, connect two puzzle pieces, and put on their shoes. When it comes time to build a castle, complete a full puzzle, or tie their laces, they may have to ask for help. And that's okay! Elizabeth Everett channeled her experience as a teacher to pen this empowering story, and Shelley Hanmo used vibrant and fun cut paper art to bring a child's favourite activities to do (with help!) to life.

All Families (Beacon)

People grow up in all kinds of families, which all have their own dynamics, challenges, and perspectives. This series describes several types of families and offers young readers ways of processing their families’ experiences and accepting their classmates’ situations.