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Disney Baby My First Princess Stories

These adorable books featuring beloved Disney princesses are just the right length for little ones. The sweet and simple illustration style keeps children engaged while the rhyming stories help them develop listening and comprehension skills.

Diverse Minds  

The Diverse Minds Creative Writing Competition invites high school students from across Canada to write and illustrate a picture book about diversity and inclusion.

Do I Have To...?

Do I have to be neat? And kind? And polite? Yes! Written in simple language and paired with adorable illustrations, these short tales model the best behaviour for any scenario, serving as the perfect answer for any child asking, ""Do I have to?"" Little ones will love following the adventures of fun animal friends, and parents will love watching as their good kids become good citizens.

Do You Believe? (Pogo Books)

Is Area 51 home to alien spaceships? Is Bigfoot lurking in forests? Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? Do You Believe? presents readers with different supernatural and extraterrestrial legends and explanations to their possible existence, inviting readers to practice critical thinking skills to draw their own conclusions.

Dog Breeds

Dogs are beloved pets, and people have dozens of breeds to choose from. This fun series highlights the history and famous traits of 12 popular dogs, as well as the care and training each type needs.

Doll Test, The: Choosing Equality

Narrated by dolls, this book-length poem by acclaimed author Carole Boston Weatherford focuses on the pivotal research of Black psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark. In the so-called "doll test," they presented Black and white baby dolls to children and asked them questions to determine racial perception and preference. The research showed that segregation caused Black children to develop a sense of inferiority and self-hatred. Kenneth later testified before the US Supreme Court as part of Brown v. Board of Education, helping to bring an end to legal segregation.

Draw Manga Style

Draw Manga Style is a collection of easy-to-follow drawing guides with a variety of step-by-step lessons. Learn to draw characters in all manga styles, including chibi, kawaii, anime, and more. Whether you're just a beginner or looking for tips on how to draw in different styles, this series is a great resource. Each title includes lessons on developing different styles in your characters, as well as food, everyday items, and more. Recreate the step-by-step projects and learn to create your own version and style.

Early Bird Readers-Blue (Early Bird Stories™)

Fuel the imaginations and reading skills of emergent readers! These fun stories combine age-appropriate text and kid-friendly illustrations perfect for readers grades PreK-1.

Early Bird Readers-Orange (Early Bird Stories™)

These books charm readers in grades 1-3 with engaging, levelled text and delightful artwork. From animals who learn about playing well with others to pirates who just want to drive diggers, these whimsical stories are sure to delight.

Early Bird Readers-Pink (Early Bird Storiesª)

Each book in this series features two fun stories. Decodable text and colorful illustrations help emergent readers in grades K-1 (GRLs A-C) develop reading skills.