Barkhouse tells the story of young lighthouse keeper Sara
This lively tale provides a realistic depiction of both the loneliness and isolation that the lighthouse keepers faced.
Rayner’s Black Water Rising tackles environmental activism
The book highlights the fact that there are often no easy answers and no clear-cut heroes and villains.
Abigail’s Wish Creates a Stirring Historical Portrait
Gloria Ann Wesley highlights the Birchtown colonists’ daily struggles to make ends meet as well as the strong sense of community that Abigail’s family and her neighbours shared.
Rebecca North’s Story of Fatherly Love
This sweet and simple tale is a heartfelt celebration of the bond between a father and his young son.
Mayann’s Train Ride tracks sweet nostalgia
When school lets out for the summer, Mayann eagerly prepares for her family’s trip to New York City.
Thundermaker captures storytelling spirit, wisdom
Based on Alan Syliboy’s multimedia exhibit, this book captures the storytelling spirit of the Mi’Kmaw people.