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Everyday Science

From how freezing and melting changes food, to how friction makes a hula-hoop stay up, kids will come away fascinated with the world all around them.

Everyday STEM

Each title in the Everyday STEM series provides an exciting look at real-world physics, engaging readers with dynamic images and examples.

Everyone Walks Away is a beautiful, multi-layered book about loneliness, exclusion, and belonging. Frank feels lonely when everyone walks away. It's the same as always. But once home, he makes a special jam then invites the others. Maybe they'll come over. This is a one-of-a-kind book from a leading international artist.

Everything a Drum

A musical toddler keeps his parents on their toes as he explores his world and turns everything-from walls to the family pet-into a means to tap out a beat. Capturing both the joy and frustrations of toddler life and young parenthood, Everything a Drum will speak to both young rhythm makers and their parents. Humorous, touching illustrations of the exuberant musician celebrate musicality and daily family life with rhythmic phrases and soundwords that are fun to read aloud.

Everything about Bugs

The Everything about Bugs series examines a wide range of arthropods, from beautiful dragonflies to creepy crawly spiders. Readers will learn exciting facts about each arthropod, including its body features, where it lives, what it eats, and its role in nature. Vibrant photos and easy-to-read text will engage beginning readers as they learn about Earth’s most interesting tiny creatures.

Everything is a Poem: The Best of J. Patrick Lewis

A delightfully wide-ranging poetry collection taken from previously published and new works by American poet J. Patrick Lewis is illustrated by Italian artist Maria Cristina Pritelli.

Everything Together: A Second Dad Wedding

With his dad's upcoming wedding and his best friend's new girl friend, Jeremiah feels lost this summer. But when he starts to volunteer at a class for refugees, he finds unexpected friendships.

Evie and Rhino

A young girl with a tragic past and a rhinoceros facing life in captivity form an unlikely and magical bond after a fateful storm and a shipwreck bring them together. On a stormy night off the coast of southern Australia in 1891, a ship transporting a cargo of exotic animals tosses and turns in enormous seas, and a young rhino cries out in fear. A few miles inland, ten-year-old Evie and her grandfather shelter in their crumbling, once-grand old home. After the devastating storm that killed Evie's parents and the resulting grief that left Evie mute, they know too well how deadly storms can be. When all is calm, Evie treks down to the water and makes an extraordinary discoveryCa discovery that will change her life, and Rhino's, forever.Evie and Rhino is an engaging and moving tale about love, connection, and the healing power of friendship.

Examining Canadian Energy

What energy sources did humans use in the past? What sources help meet Canada’s and the world’s energy requirements today? How do we balance our energy needs with protecting the environment? Examining Canadian Energy answers all these questions and more. Each book in this compelling series takes readers on a fact-finding mission, posing an initial challenge and concluding with questions and answers. Through engaging, interactive scenarios, learners can experiment with text prediction, purpose-driven research, and creative problem solving while learning all about various forms of energy, how they work, and their role in Canada’s energy future.

Examining Political Systems

In today's political landscape, young people are being confronted with diverse perspectives on political systems and major challenges to economic structures. Each book in this series presents readers with historical sources on political systems and structures, offering such primary sources as texts, photographs, and propaganda, for readers to evaluate and interpret. By understanding the principles of diverse political ideologies and how to decipher political jargon and propaganda, readers can participate meaningfully in the debates of our times.

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