"They took great care in tailoring the

difficult and generationally traumatic

subject of residential schools in an

appropriate and respectful format

for school age children."

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"opens conversations about

the critical topic of food insecurity”

School Library Journal Starred Review

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holocaust memoir

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The Mighty Muskrats Mysteries

Book 6 Coming March 3rd

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Quill & Quire's Notable Books 2025!

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The Light Keeper

Canadian Jewish Literary Award Winner

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Introducing

FRENCH EDITIONS!

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"Arresting artwork and insightful commentary" Booklist

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Indigenous Voices

Indigenous stories written by Indigenous authors

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Holocaust Education

Our award-winning books for young readers

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Author Spotlight

Edwin Dumont

Edwin Dumont was born in Parry Sound to a family with Ojibway heritage. His mother is a member of Henvey Inlet First Nation. He has always been called Edweena. Cinderella said, “A dream is a wish your heart makes,” and Edwin's dream of being a writer came true. He owns a hair salon and lives with his husband in Toronto. The Fabulous Edweena is his first book - it follows the day in the life of a young boy, Edwin, who loves to dress in his sister's clothes and become...the Fabulous Edweena! Inspired by Edwin's own childhood love of drag!

See Edwin's Book
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Higher Education

"To Hope and Back: The Journey of the St. Louis" chosen for Ontario Elementary Holocaust Education

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