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Land of Faraway, The

Illustrated by the renowned Russian-born artist Olga Dugina, this fantastical picture book presents a world of flying lions and lavish parties, mythical creatures and beautiful schemes. As the pages turn, the text invites the reader in with a series of What if? questions that are both seemingly absurd and ultimately profound: What if you could fly? What if you were banging the cymbals in a ruckus parade? What if you fell asleep in the crooked arm of a tree and awoke to a scene like a dream? What if you could wish any wish at all? What if you could live your story again? National Book Award Finalist Beth Kephart's text draws attention to the rich, symbolic journey--and possibilities--suggested by Dugina's art. A book that begs to be read again and again, by both adults and children.

Land of the Free: America's ABC

From A to Z, discover the people, places, and pleasures that make the United States of America a place to be proud of. Bouncing poetry and fast facts are accompanied by rich illustrations and stunning photography, engaging young readers with both the history and present of our country. With America celebrating its 250th anniversary in 2026, Land of the Free: America's ABC is perfect pick for families, schools, and libraries. Includes and afterward from author, Devin Scillian.

Lantana Inclusive Picture Books

Lantana Inclusive Picture Books are stories celebrating every kind of child and family, because all children deserve to see themselves in the books they read. With a focus on #ownvoices authors from under-represented groups, these stories make a diverse range of lived experiences accessible to young readers, so that children of all races, ethnicities, genders, abilities and orientations can get to love, cherish and identify with the books they read.

Last Boy Above Ground: A Graphic Novel, The

After a world-changing pollution wave sends people below ground, Elias is the only human still hanging around Mexico City. That is, until he meets Ana. She has snatched a breathing suit from her tunnel home and come searching for a way to clean the air. When the two collide, Ana will get an up-close look at the city's mutated creatures. And Elias will discover the secret of how he breathes above ground. Together, the kids will need each other-and maybe even some creatures-to learn if a better world is possible. But first, they'll have to avoid the clutches of the fearsome Rat King, who's out to take them both prisoner.

Le premier tambour de Kohkom  

Lorsque la Kohkom de Charlie veut savoir comment s’est passée sa journée à l’école, le garçon parle avec enthousiasme du cercle de tambours Autochtone. Kohkom lui raconte qu’il n’y a pas longtemps, elle a reçu son tout premier tambour lors d’une cérémonie organisée à la mémoire des enfants qui ne sont jamais revenus des pensionnats pour Autochtones. Mais Charlie ne comprend pas. Comment se fait-il que Kohkom n’ait pas déjà reçu son premier tambour ? Kohkom explique qu’elle a été enlevée à sa famille quand elle était toute petite, lors de ce qu’on appelle la « Rafle des Années 1960 ». Elle a été adoptée par une famille blanche et c’est plus tard seulement qu’elle a découvert la culture Crie. Il lui a fallu beaucoup de temps pour commencer à se sentir à sa place. C’est une histoire triste, mais elle donne une idée à Charlie : il va enseigner une chanson à Kohkom et ils vont la jouer ensemble sur leurs tambours.

Leaders Are Readers

The Leaders are Readers series is designed to inspire early readers to discover joy in reading. These books support hands-on learning, feature relatable characters, and foster leadership development.

Leafy Landmarks: Travels with Trees

Road trips can be a lot of fun, especially when there are intriguing places to visit and new things to learn. Through a variety of poetic forms, readers are taken on an armchair cross-country journey across the continental United States to visit 14 historic tree sites, some famous and others less well-known. From the Emancipation Oak in Hampton, Virginia, to the Methuselah tree in Shulman Grove, California, readers will discover trees that have traveled to the moon, witnessed the founding of our country, and inspired hope during troubled times. Fascinating facts covering geography, history, and nature will encourage everyone, young and old, to take a closer look at our arboreal friends. An author's note provides tips on how to be a tree champion and how to plan your own ""leafy"" road trip.

Learn a Language! (Pebble Sprout)  

Learning a new language takes time and a lot of practice, but this series helps kids get started! In this colourful and engaging series, kids will learn some basic words and phrases in different languages as well as interesting facts about each country's culture. Culturally specific photos and Pebble Sprout's interactive format make language learning a game of discovery!

Learn About Animals (Cherry Blossom Press)

The Learn About Animals series uses a curriculum based approach to get children comfortable with reading. Each book in this series uses a combination of sight words and short-vowel words in repetition to build recognition and confidence. Bold, colourful photographs help guide

Learn Baby Learn: The Shindana Toy Factory3s Legacy of Black Pride

Out of the ashes and rubble of the Watts Rising in South Central Los Angeles in the mid-1960s arose a project called Operation Bootstrap that provided training and education for community members. Its motto, -Learn, Baby, Learn,R sparked the development of the Shindana Toy Factory, the first Black toy company in the US, dedicated to producing dolls and games that would build pride and spark the imagination of children who rarely saw themselves in the toys available at the time.