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This lyrical, richly illustrated story gives readers an engaging glimpse into the life cycle of Canada geese. On a chilly spring day, Goose and Gander flap down toward a little island just beginning to thaw out after a long winter. It is here that they will build a nest, lay eggs, and wait. And wait. And...wait. For the goslings to arrive. During all that waiting--through sun and snow, day and night--Goose keeps their eggs warm, while Gander protects the little island.

Welcome to The Grand Hotel of Feelings, where all kinds of feelings come and stay. Every guest has unique needs. Anger is very loud and needs plenty of space to scream and shout. Sadness speaks in a small voice and occasionally floods the bathroom. Anxiety takes many shapes and loves the spotlight. No matter how tricky to handle, all feelings must be acknowledged. After all, they're just passing through. With evocative illustrations and a unique, imaginative approach, The Grand Hotel of Feelings

When Jess and Jack opened the gates to the Zoo, it was strangely deserted. Nobody said BOO! Can Jess and Jack discover the mystery of the missing animals? This magical picture book by award-winning author Mark Carthew, brought to life by Anil Tortop's illustrations, evokes the spirit of adventure in enchanting rhyme.

Griffin Malarkey considers himself an expert storyteller, and his tall tales are completely true! Well, mostly true. Young readers will love joining Griffin on his hilarious, larger-than-life adventures in this early chapter book series.

A story about finding your passion--and jumping aboard! Do you know that feeling when you discover something amazing? Gus has that feeling. When Gus and his family go on an outing and take the city bus to get there, Gus realizes he LOVES the bus. And from that moment on, Gus learns everything he can about buses and tries to turn every outing into a bus outing. Finally Gus gets the chance to ride a bus in The Big City--and gets the chance to show off what he knows.

The story of a family celebrating Hanukkah is told in clever and whimsical verse.

Hattie is a happy little camper. She has extra-cozy beds, sturdy little tires, and colourful tin siding that gently pings when it rains. Each summer Hattie's human family hitches her up and drives out from their city home to a campsite in the woods. Hattie enjoys these vacations with her family, and she especially loves watching the children laugh and play. Hattie keeps her family warm and safe and dry. But as the years pass, the children grow up and move on to busy lives. No one has time for ca

Henry is so excited for his first ever week at sleepaway camp! He can't wait to make so many new friends, play so many games, and do so many crafts. It's going to be the best week ever! And at first, it is! Henry makes friends, his team wins capture the flag, and he makes awesome crafts. He's so busy he even forgets to write his family a letter the first night! But when he starts planning for the big end-of-camp talent show, he gets nervous. Will his performance be right? What if he messes it up

Fiona thinks Tulip has it easy, staying home to play with her cat toys instead of going to school. The two trade places, and much to Fiona's dismay, Tulip quickly becomes the teacher's pet. And Fiona realizes that writing stories for school is much more fun than being a cat. Fiona wants to switch back, but Tulip has other ideas. Can Fiona figure out how to get Tulip out of class and herself back in?

Every year great blue herons return to the same nesting grounds, squawking over the best nests, making repairs, and preparing for little herons in a seemingly choreographed display. Discover the habitat and routines of these stunning birds with this up-close perspective. Poetic text paired with factual sidebars and rich, kid-friendly illustrations make this a perfect read for bird loving readers of all ages.