Lucky's Star explores the fascinating true story of the Murchison meteorite. The pieces of space rock that were discovered in Murchison, Victoria, provided clues about the origins of life on Earth. Fragments from the meteorite contain the oldest material ever found stardust!
Reading level varies from child to child, but we recommend this book for ages 5 to 9.
]]>Lucia Masciullois is an award-winning illustrator who loves to create whimsical characters using traditional techniques. Born and raised in Italy, she studied biology before moving to Australia where she pursued her passion for art.
]]>Along the way, Sid encounters other strange creatures until he eventually discovers...that sometimes the joy of exploration is more about the unexpected journey, and not the ending.
Look closely and you might just find a colossal squid too!
Reading level varies from child to child, but we recommend this book for ages 5 to 9.
]]>But when a horrifying threat ignites close to home, and the lakeside hillfarms are forced to reveal a desperate truth, it unleashes a wreckage of terror and destruction on the world of Palude. What Sala fears most becomes irrelevant. All she can do is run, and make one irrevocable choice after another. If she's to have any kind of future, she must fight to accept the collapse of her past. Hiding from it was never an option.
Praise for When Dark Roots Hunt (Ditmar Award Finalist for Best Novel 2024):
'Fresh, action-packed and utterly compelling. I loved it.' Ian Irvine, internationally bestselling author of The Gates of Good and Evil series
'Filled with danger, tension, and intrigue. Blending fantasy, sci-fi, and a dash of dystopia... not to be missed. Four and a half stars (out of five)' Jodie Sloan, The AU Review
'A refreshing breeze with bite.' Bookworm for Kids
'An immersive, fantastical world with tension poised to snap at any moment. I couldn't put it down.' USA Today bestselling author Dionne Lister, The Circle of Talia
]]>Don't go out onto the lake. Wyann trees search the shallows to spear passing prey with their roots. Giant water-ants hunt anything that moves on the water-skin. Sala's village survives hidden behind a wall of poisonous ivy, because everyone agrees: don't go out onto the lake.
But when her village refuses to listen to sense, and continues squeezing beautiful pond-bred 'keeiling' fish to death for their precious saliva oils, Sala has no choice. She will risk it all to prove herself one last time, else leave everything behind for the dark shaded swamps beneath the towering hillfarms of Palude.
At least that's the plan before a strange comet crosses the night sky, throwing her and her pet pointer into a race through wyann-infested swampland to unearth long-hidden truths and stir rivalries into a terrifying conflict set to change the world of Palude forever. Sala must do whatever it takes to face the truth of who she is: to save her village, to save her family, to save herself.
If only they had listened.
'When Dark Roots Hunt is a great read - fresh, action-packed and utterly compelling. I loved it.' - Ian Irvine, author of The Gates of Good and Evil series
'Shapter has created an immersive, fantastical world with tension poised to snap at any moment. I couldn't put it down.' - USA Today bestselling author Dionne Lister, author of The Circle of Talia
]]>The proud parents are delighted with their new cub. But what profession could he have? How can they help launch him into the world?
]]>The proud parents are delighted with their new cub. But what profession could he have? How can they help launch him into the world?
]]>A friendly lion pays an unexpected call on the townspeople, but comes to realise he is happiest at home.
The lion at the little French zoo is a favourite of all the townspeople. Every day they stop by to feed him titbits and say, 'Bonjour, Happy Lion.' Naturally, when the lion finds his door open, he decides it would only be proper to visit all his friendly neighbours in return. But, wait - sacre bleu! Why is everyone fleeing in terror?
Even if the townspeople are too frightened to cope, the Happy Lion's friend Francois saves the day and leads the Happy Lion home.
'Genuine mid-century styling will appeal to art lovers as well as the nostalgia market. The lion is drawn with great sensitivity and Duvoisin's tawny palette is pleasingly appropriate.' - Books for Keeps
'Duvoisin's illustrations are exceptional.' - The Times
Teachers' notes available here
]]>In the second title in this classic series, our friendly hero, The Happy Lion, is lonely.
When a beautiful lioness comes to town with a visiting circus, the Happy Lion pays her a visit and it is love at first sight! TheHappy Lion finds a way to release her and hide her in his enclosure. When she is discovered he won't let anyone separatethem, and his friend Francois convinces the mayor to let the lioness stay.
'Genuine mid-century styling will appeal to art lovers as well as the nostalgia market. The lion is drawn with great sensitivity and Duvoisin's tawny palette is pleasingly appropriate.' - Books for Keeps
'Duvoisin's illustrations are exceptional.' - The Times
'Superb art and a lovely story where friendship and freedom reign supreme, characterise this classic re-issue.'- Red Reading Hub
Teachers' notes available here
In the second title in this classic series, our friendly hero, The Happy Lion, is lonely.
When a beautiful lioness comes to town with a visiting circus, the Happy Lion pays her a visit and it is love at first sight! TheHappy Lion finds a way to release her and hide her in his enclosure. When she is discovered he won't let anyone separatethem, and his friend Francois convinces the mayor to let the lioness stay.
'Genuine mid-century styling will appeal to art lovers as well as the nostalgia market. The lion is drawn with great sensitivity and Duvoisin's tawny palette is pleasingly appropriate.' - Books for Keeps
'Duvoisin's illustrations are exceptional.' - The Times
'Superb art and a lovely story where friendship and freedom reign supreme, characterise this classic re-issue.'- Red Reading Hub
Teachers' notes available here
When a devastating bushfire ravages the land where Mallee the koala lives, she clings to her tree, hoping for safety. As the fires die down, the land is still hot, so Mallee must wait. When she can finally venture to the ground, Mallee finds her beloved tree blackened and thirsty. Determined to save her home, she seeks help from her animal friends, and together they work to restore life to the land.
Mallee and the Blue Gum is a dramatic depiction of the effects of bushfires, featuring striking, detailed illustrations that show the devastation caused and the efforts to recover.
]]>Elsa Spagnol is an Italian illustrator born in Bologna, Italy. She studied at the Editorial Illustration School in Macerata, Ars in Fabula, which gave her the opportunity to move into the world of illustrated books. She now works as a freelance illustrator.
]]>So begins Clara and the Man With Books in His Window. In this beautifully illustrated book, set in rural 1920s Argentina, Hans Christian Andersen Awardwinning author Mara Teresa Andruetto shares the true story of how her mother, Clara, the daughter of a poor laundress, meets Juan, a wealthy and bookish recluse who never leaves his house because he is afraid society will not accept who he really is.
A powerful tale about friendship and about the world available to us when we open a book, but also when we have the courage to be our true selves, Clara and the Man With Books in His Window was selected by the ALIJA and the Fundacin Cuatro Gatos as the best book of the year. Now available for the first time in English, it is destined to transfix readers young and old.
]]>Martina Trach is an Argentine illustrator, muralist, and compulsive maker of drawings. She has illustrated a number of books, some of them non-fiction. One of her books, Puberty in Motion, was selected for the White Ravens a list of the world's best books organised by the International Youth Library.
Elisa Amado is an award-winning translator who lives in Toronto.
]]>An inspiring story about friendship, compassion and overcoming grief that features delicate and contemplative illustrations. Honey the Hen will touch readers with its story about loyalty, devotion, and dealing with loss.
]]>Alice Jago is a self-taught children's illustrator, who lives in Cornwall, England. She spent her childhood writing stories and drawing characters and rediscovered her love of picture books after having children of her own.
]]>This fun, educational story dives deep into the lives of these characterful birds and provides fun facts to make this a perfect resource, whether at bedtime or in the classroom. Sweeping traditional-medium illustrations bring this day-in-the-life to vivid reality.
]]>Antonio Ordonez (known as AtOLOnia) was born in Madrid, Spain. Inspired by the birth of his first child, Antonio decided to change career and move into the world of children's illustration. His work is distinguished by the cute, friendly, and expressive characters he creates. He loves to combine digital drawing with watercolour and give free rein to his imagination.
]]>Mia loves to fix small things but decides to fix something bigger - Earth. With help from her friend Zac, Mia learns about the effects of greenhouse gasses and decides to move Earth to a cooler place in the solar system. But when her plan fails, Mia discovers that big ideas don't always solve problems, and sometimes it's the little things that help.
Earth's Moving Day is an entertaining and informative story that teaches children about the effects of global warming while also suggesting everyday actions we can take to create change. The vivid and lively illustrations will delight all readers.
]]>Camilla Garofano is an illustrator from Tuscany, Italy, who specialises in digital and traditional techniques. Camilla focuses on the female figure and literature, and has published over thirty books worldwide, highlighting her strong connection to fiction.
]]>Imogen Joy is an English illustrator living in Sydney, Australia, with her partner, son, and a very fluffy cat. Her mother encouraged her to draw from childhood, nurturing her love of art and ability to think creatively. Imogen studied fine arts in England and Australia and was delighted to find her voice through illustration, the perfect way to express her whimsical themes and inner magical world with a wider audience.
]]>Frankie's Forever Family is a moving and joyous story that explores the connections we share with others and the need for belonging. This book features striking, detailed artwork that captures the joy and warmth of the story.
]]>Born in a small town in The Netherlands, Ingrid Schraven is a self-taught Illustrator, former travel agent, and mother of three active boys. In her spare time, she enjoys the company of her dachshund who is recovering from paralysis. With lots of love and affection and using extensive therapy, her dog drives her ambition and inspiration to draw compelling illustrations for children, regularly having animal characters take the lead role.
]]>Not Even a Snap! Is a wonderfully energetic and funny story about resilience and self-discovery, with illustrations that capture the beat of this wonderful tale!
]]>Antonio Ordonez (known as AtOLOnia) was born in Madrid, Spain. Inspired by the birth of his first child, Antonio decided to change career and move into the world of children's illustration. His work is distinguished by the cute, friendly, and expressive characters he creates. He loves to combine digital drawing with watercolour and give free rein to his imagination.
]]>A bouncing and energetic story, filled with fun, adventure, and vibrant illustrations. This book proves that everyone can be a hero-even if they can't sit down!
]]>Antonio Ordonez (known as AtOLOnia) was born in Madrid, Spain. Inspired by the birth of his first child, Antonio decided to change career and move into the world of children's illustration. His work is distinguished by the cute, friendly, and expressive characters he creates. He loves to combine digital drawing with watercolour and give free rein to his imagination.
]]>This is a hilarious and exciting story about facing up to challenges and the importance of empathy, featuring wildly expressive and entertaining illustrations.
]]>Roser Cuss is a picture book illustrator from Barcelona. She creates colourful illustrations using analogue and digital techniques. Her unique universe is created by intuition, investigation and storytelling through evocative images. She takes each project as a new opportunity to experiment and play with new artistic expressions.
]]>Kids have boundless creativity! This delightful book shows kids ages 9-12 how to harness their creativity to create amazing works of art. It introduces them to the wonderful world of watercolours, coloured pencils, markers and pastels, and teaches them all the basic techniques needed to create beautiful works of art on their own!
The detailed lessons in this book have over 300 colour photos and are crafted by a team of art teachers to teach kids how to:
As they progress through the lessons, kids learn how to paint ten objects and scenes, like:
Take your drawing skills to the next level with Drawing Chibi Pets!
Whether you're just starting out or need a refresher, this workbook is a great tool to work your way up from easy illustrations. Begin with familiar drawings like dogs and cats and steadily move toward complex animals like lizards.
Drawing Chibi Pets will help budding artists build and strengthen creative muscles with every page, cultivating self-confidence in your craft and yourself.
]]>Curvaceous, clever, and an avid reader, seventeen-year-old Bobby Ashton never misses a main character moment. So when it comes to asking out his crush, he plans a romantic gesture grand enough to go down in local history. Unfortunately, though, his extensive knowledge of every rom-com trope ever doesn't prepare him for how tragically he misreads the situation. Suddenly Bobby's very public romantic gesture turns into an ordeal so embarrassing it could be a villain origin story.
Having masterfully shattered every plan for his perfect summer before college, Bobby's last resort is working at his uncle's sleepy bookstore. Soon, Bobby is expertly recommending books for customers to perfectly cure what ails them. Attempting to rebound after a breakup? There's a book for that. Trying to tame your crochety coworker? There's a book for that too. Then a plot twist Bobby never saw coming walks through the door in the form of Luke, an unfairly attractive and staunchly anti-romantic lifeguard.
Bobby's blossoming connection with Luke reminds him of some of his favorite tropes: grumpy-sunshine, quippy banter, and even forced proximity. But after his last romantic disaster, should Bobby use all the tricks in his arsenal to turn Luke's head? Or is he misreading all the signs again? Do grand gestures really need to be so...grand?
Perfect for fans of Becky Albertalli, Kacen Callender, and Jason June, Recommended Reading is a bighearted rom-com about discovering love beyond what's in the books...but hey, the perfect recommendation can get you pretty far!
'Recommended Reading is swoon-worthy in every possible way! Bobby's story is a sheer delight and an ode to book lovers everywhere who believe that the magic of stories reaches beyond the page.' Julie Murphy, #1 New York Times bestselling author
]]>A vengeful female spirit with a thirst for justice ignites a teen girl's rage in this new YA horror by award-winning author, Vanessa Montalban.
When her stepfather is arrested, aspiring artist Ceci moves back to her mother's hometown of Santa Aguas, an eccentric small town steeped in the legend of La Cegua, the specter of a wronged witch who appears on lonely roads at night, luring untrustworthy men to their deaths.
Ceci and her mother take up residence in the abandoned manor of the Sevilla family, rumoured to have been cursed by La Cegua, where she begins to uncover a past connected to her mother. The more she learns of the Sevillas, the more Ceci finds herself forming a strange affinity with the feared Cegua, who she suspects is the one inspiring her paintings of a mysterious door in the forest.
When the very door Ceci has been painting appears in the woods, she ventures through it with her new friend, and maybe crush, Jamie. Together, they discover a well for granting wishes. The well of La Cegua.
After learning others are also searching for the well, Ceci must confront the truth of her mother's past and prevent La Cegua's wishes from being used for the wrong reasons. Every wish has its price, and La Cegua never forgets the ones who have wronged her.
'As the truth unfolds, readers will find themselves captivated, racing toward an unforgettable conclusion. Recommended purchase; hand this to fans of Trang Thanh Tran's She Is a Haunting and Krystal Sutherland's House of Hollow.' School Library Journal
]]>She's a first-generation college graduate, and is hard at work creating a collection of stories. Her work has appeared in Diabolical Plots and Entropy Magazine, and her newest novel These Vengeful Wishes is coming spring 2025.
]]>Maxime is ten years old. Her favorite things are her books and cats especially her own cat, Turmeric. Like Matilda, the heroine of her favorite book, she feels different. She wouldn't mind being like other kids but they make so much noise, it hurts her ears. So, her friends are the characters in her books, and her cat. If she were brave enough, she would talk to the new girl at school, who carries a copy of Matilda in her book bag.
One day, she finds some mysterious bowls in the alley behind her house. She dresses up like a detective in order to investigate and meets an older woman, Catamou, who feeds the neighborhood's stray cats. Soon enough, the two become friends. Maxime confides in Catamou, who encourages her to introduce herself to the new girl at school.
This heartwarming story by award-winning author Lucile de Pesloan is told alongside graphic-style illustrations by celebrated artist Jacques Goldstyn.
An ode to cat-lovers, The World of Maxime is a celebration of friendship and an inspiring story about finding confidence in yourself.
]]>Jacques Goldstyn is an illustrator and a political cartoonist who began life as a geologist. He received the Governor General's Award in 2017 for his book Azadah and was inducted to the Canadian Comic Book Hall of Fame in 2018. His graphic novel, The Stars, was also published by Aldana Libros.
Helen Mixter is a translator who lives in Toronto.
Zazie Todd is an animal behaviour expert and award-winning author of Purr: The Science of Making Your Cat Happy.
]]>I'd like to tell you a rather true story about a big black cat who started out gray. Her name was May.
Margaux and her cat May became friends when Margaux was just six years old. They grew up together, sharing countless memories along the way. But one day, May is late coming home. Where is May? Is she under the porch? Maybe on the roof?
Margaux's nitsis (the Cree word for auntie) helps search for May in the tall grass. But soon nitsis needs to leave: she's moving away to the big city, and has to pack her things into boxes. Margaux helps nitsis, but she can't take her mind off May. Will she ever return? nitsis is worried, too. But little do they know, May has a surprise in store for both of them!
This fun and heartwarming story with a surprise happy ending invites readers to share their own cat stories. My Friend May is a tribute to love and the balance between all beings, and the experiences and emotions that connect us all.
My Friend May features:
Max isn't the most confident person in the world - and he certainly doesn't want to embarrass himself by dancing! Practicing his moves, Max just can't get it right - until his best friend Leo steps in. With some new moves and his confidence growing, Max decides it's time to show off at a pool party. But when faced with a crowd, Max freezes, and his friend leaves him alone. Will a crestfallen Max ever find his sparkle for dance?
An inspiring story - featuring colourful and expressive illustrations - that explores confidence, friendship, and the joys of dance.
]]>Antonio Ordonez (known as AtOLOnia) was born in Madrid, Spain. Inspired by the birth of his first child, Antonio decided to change career and move into the world of children's illustration. His work is distinguished by the cute, friendly, and expressive characters he creates. He loves to combine digital drawing with watercolour and give free rein to his imagination.
]]>Beautifully illustrated by a diverse, international creative team, fans of extraordinary real-life stories will love this!
'From what age are we allowed to change the world?'
Six girls, five empowering adventures. From climate activism to fighting for education and gun control, each story delves deep into the personal struggles and triumphs of remarkable individuals.
The Girl Rebels graphic novel shares the extraordinary journeys of six young women who refused to be silenced in the face of adversity and have since become symbols of change.
Through rich storytelling and stunning visuals, readers will be inspired by the unwavering spirit of Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai, Yusra Mardini, Emma 'X' Gonzalez and the Parkland Kids, and Melati and Isabel Wijsen.
Each turn of the page will draw readers into the lives of these young girls, who never intended to become spokespeople or flag-bearers, but have now become inspiring icons and role models for thousands of young people all over the world.
Carefully crafted by a talented team of international authors, the anthology presents a compelling exploration of youth activism and social change. The noblest battles of the modern world are brought to life by diverse and renowned illustrators, such as Bret Parson and Gije.
Girl Rebels is for fans of thrilling real-life stories and youth activism around the globe. Join these brave young women on their journey to change the world and discover the power of resilience, determination, and solidarity.
Series Overview: A one-off graphic novel detailing the lives of extraordinary real life heroines.
]]>Fabien Morin is an author, based in France, who has worked on titles with very powerful messages. Those titles include the likes of Les Saveurs: 7 heros de la cause animale, Et un jour, j'ai choisi d'exister, and Les Secondes Vies de Maddy Madison.
Brett "BlitzCadet" Parson is a Massachusetts based cartoonist. He is best known for his work on multipleTank Girltitles with original writer and co-creator Alan Martin. He has also worked with DC/Vertigo, Boom!, 2000 AD, Albatross Funny Books, Warner Bros. Animation, Dream Works TV, Sony Music and more. When not drawing comics, Brett is hanging out with his family, eating pizza, and working on their old house.
Rebecca Traunig is a colorist and designer based in Switzerland. She studied at Geneva's cole Superieure de Bande Dessine et d'Illustration (ESBDi). It was in Geneva where she worked on the title Geneva From the Lacustres to the Battle of Escalade.
Jerme Gillet, aka Gije, was born in 1988 in Lubumbashi (Congo). Following his studies at the Saint-Luc Institute in Liege (Belgium), specializing in illustration, he moved to Luxembourg to continue his training in animation. After graduating in 2012, he started out as a freelance 2D artist before joining Zeilt Production as a computer graphics designer, and gained experience working on advertising campaigns, short films (such as Long Live New York) and animated series (Barababor, Prochain arret). The year 2018 marks a major evolution in his career, as Gije turns to the comics world with the adventure series La bote musique, written byCarboneand published by Dupuis (Europe Comics in English, The Music Box).
Jocelyn Joret is a France-based illustrator, storyboarder, and colorist. He has worked on comics such as KidZ and Spirou. If Jocelyn isn't creating unique illustrations, then he's probably watching Breaking Bad, Scrubs, or The Office.
Vittoria Macioci is a comic book artist and illustrator, with several zines. She graduated with honors at the Emile Cohl school of illustration, comics, and animation. Having lived in France for several years, she has collaborated with various French publishers and is the artist for the two-book story Gravity Level.
Everyone is Welcome is a book to begin a conversation about the reality of anti-Asian hate. It is also a celebration of Asian families and culture particularly the wonderful spaces of North America's Asian markets.
]]>Accompanied by his nephew Harry and his guide Hans, Professor Von Hardwigg follows directions in a coded message left by sixteenth-century alchemist Arne Saknussemm to the crater of the volcano Sneffels. There they descend into a subterranean world that is home to marvels from the prehistoric past that could never exist in the world above ground. One of his styled 'extraordinary voyages,' Jules Verne'sJourney to the Center of the Earthis a masterpiece of adventure that has never been out of print since it was first published in French in 1864. This edition of Verne's novel features more than 50 full-page illustrations by the distinguished artist douard Rio.
]]>On the grounds of Misselthwaite, her Uncle Archibald's estate near the Yorkshire moors, nine-year-old Mary Lennox finds a walled-in garden that has been locked securely for years. With the help of Dickon Sowerby, a young local boy who can charm animals, Mary cultivates the garden, an experience that both improves herhealth and raises her spirits. Ultimately, the secret garden proves beneficial not only to Mary, but to her sickly cousin Colin, whom her estranged uncle has locked away in solitude following the death of his beloved wife, Colin's mother. Nurtured with love and tenderness,the secret garden proves it has the power to heal the heart.
Robert Ingpen's stunning art fully captures the story's poignancy and beauty - making in a volume that parents and children will treasure forever.
]]>Sharon Davey is a children's illustrator and author, with a past in theatre design. As a child, she spent family occasions under the table drawing characters and tying people's shoelaces together. Aged nine, she promised to 'draw for a living!'. With a departure into set and costume design for theatre, lasting 15 years, she has always drawn, created and illustrated. If Sharon is not at her desk working, you can find her drinking tea and baking cakes. She can be found on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @thecreativefox. Website: www.sharondaveyillustration.com
]]>Giuseppe Poli has been drawing since he was a young child. He studied children's book illustration under Philip Blythe at Arts Academy Queensland.Hootie the Cutie is his first book.
]]>The moving story of how a little girl befriends her elderly neighbour who has dementia.
Grace is a little girl; Phyllis is the old lady next door. Phyllis lives alone and her memory is fading, but that doesn't stop Grace from liking her. They find that, despite the gap in their ages, they have much in common and a moving and enduring friendship is born.
Teachers notes available here
]]>Bethan Welby lives in Devon, UK. A graduate of the MA in Children's Book Illustration at Cambridge School of Art, her debut picture book THE AFTER CHRISTMAS TREE was longlisted for the Klaus Flugge Award.
]]>Being able to buy fruit is something we take for granted, but what if we had to grow our own? A little girl helps Granny Pip as she plants fruit bushes, feeds them with fertiliser, prunes and then harvests. Growing fruit is hard work, but eating it is delicious! The fourth title in the Follow My Food series about where our food comes from and how it's produced, with themes of sustainability and animal welfare.
'The bright illustrations and short bursts of clear text make this a good book to use in EYFS to help explain where our food comes from.' - School Librarian
'Bright, clean, papercut illustrations create some striking spreads...the text is fact-filled but never dull.' - Books for Keeps
'A really gorgeous, engaging and colourful non-fiction book for young children.' - The Book Deli
]]>Share the delight of a day with Zeki and his mummy!
From when he wakes up in the morning, Zeki and his mummy fill their days with giggling, building dens, yoga, cycling, snacking, splashy painting and reading. At the end of the day, Mummy's hugs are the comfiest. This sweet companion to Zeki Loves Daddy is a perfect celebration of mother love for every day - as well as for special days like Mother's Day.
]]>From Cree-Metis artist Julie Flett and Academy Award-winning icon Buffy Sainte-Marie comes a celebration of Indigenous community, and the enduring love we hold for the people and places we are far away from.
Based on Sainte-Marie's song of the same name, Still This Love Goes On combines Flett's breathtaking art with vivid lyrics to craft a stunning portrait of a Cree worldview. At the heart of this picture book is a gentle message about missing our loved ones, and the promise of seeing each other again.
This gem of a picture book features:
Brimming with love for community and the land, Still This Love Goes On is destined to be read and sung for generations.
'A love letter to family, home, and Indigenous traditions ... This story reminds readers of the joy we experience upon returning to those whom we love and who love us.'-Kirkus
]]>Julie Flett is a CreeMetis author, illustrator, and artist who has received numerous awards for her books, including two Governor General's Awards and the American Indian Library Association Award. Her work has been reviewed widely, including in the New York Times, the Globe and Mail, and Publishers Weekly. Her books Birdsong and We All Play, also published by Greystone Kids, earned multiple starred reviews and appeared on many best of the year lists.
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