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People & Places

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Village that Loved Oysters

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<i>The Village that Loves Oysters</i> is a children’s picture book that describes the quaint PEI village of Tyne Valley, and its odd obsession with Malpeque oysters. As the story goes, « the villagers eat oysters for breakfast and dinner and lunch, and on hot summer days they drink oyster-laced punch! ». The villagers get even more oyster-crazed at the onset of the Tyne Valley Oyster Festival, for which the story is written to commemorate. It will be launched during the 50th anniversary of the Tyne Valley Oyster Festival this summer. 

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Wolverine and Little Thunder

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<p>Celebrated Mi’kmaw artist behind The Thundermaker returns with a new story about friendship and the importance of traditional knowledge — now in paperback!<p> <p><b>Longlisted, First Nations Communities Read, 2020, Children’s […]

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Wolverine and Little Thunder

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<p>From the bestselling creator of <i>The Thundermaker</i> comes another adventure featuring Little Thunder and Wolverine—a trickster, who is strong and fierce and loyal. The two are best of friends, even though Wolverine can sometimes get them into trouble. Their favourite pastime is eel fishing, whether it’s cutting through winter ice with a stone axe or catching eels in traditional stone weirs in the summer. But that all changes one night, when they encounter the giant river eel—the eel that is too big to catch. The eel that hunts people! </p> <p>At once a universal story of friendship and problem-solving, <i>Wolverine and Little Thunder</i> is a contemporary invocation of traditional Mi’kmaw knowledge, reinforcing the importance of the relationship between the Mi’kmaq and eel, a dependable year-round food source traditionally offered to Glooscap, the Creator, for a successful hunt.</p>

People & Places

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Follow the Goose Butt, Camelia Airheart !

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Parents and teachers can read these books aloud to students, or more competent young readers can read them on their own. These books could also be used to address several subject areas including: mathematics, geography, art and ecology.Poor Camelia Airheart. She is easily distracted and her GPS — Goose Positioning System — is faulty. When she gets separated from her flock, she gets lost and starts on a journey that will take her all over New Brunswick. Will she ever find her way home to her flock? A beautifully illustrated early chapter book for children.

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Mahtoqeh’s Journey

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Age 4-8. Mahtoquehs is heading to the Gathering ? all on his own! His forest friends try to guide him, but each follow their own path. The salmon swims upstream, […]

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Up Home

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Happy memories sparkle in this journey through poet Shauntay Grant’s childhood visits to North Preston, Nova Scotia. Her words bring to life the sights, sounds, rhythms, and people of a joyful place, while Susan Tooke’s vibrant illustrations capture the warmth of one of Canada’s most important black communities. <i>Up Home</i> celebrates the magic of growing up, and the power in remembering our roots now in a new softcover edition.