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  • Let's Explore Victoria's Water World

    by Jennifer Dowd
    The city of Victoria is situated on Vancouver Island on the west coast of British Columbia. The island is surrounded by fantastic nature and beautiful scenery, including a lively water community. The waters around Victoria are teeming and thriving with life. Let's Explore Victoria's Wonderful Water World.

  • Lets Explore Beacon Hill Park

    by Jennifer Dowd
    This picture book explores one of the most iconic parks in Victoria, BC. It showcases some of the animals and activities found in the park. Let's Explore is a visual adventure book. Will you come and explore, Beacon Hill Park?

  • Let's Explore - Emergency Helpers

    by Jennifer Dowd
    his picture book explores Emergency Helper jobs, in Victoria, BC. Let's Explore is a visual adventure book. Will you come and explore, Emergency Helpers?

  • Let's Explore Goldstream Park

    by Jennifer Dowd
    This is the third book in the Let's Explore series. In this book, we'll be exploring everything that Goldstream Provincial Park has to offer. Ready for an adventure? Goldstream Provincial Park is a Vancouver Island treasure. It boasts lush old-growth forest, spectacular salmon spawning and incredible eagle sightings. It offers fantastic amenities such as picnic areas for roasting marshmallows and grilling hot dogs to a plethora of nature trails, camping spaces and a Nature House where you can le... more

  • Let's Explore Hide and Seek Dog Edition

    by Jennifer Dowd
    Hide and Seek is a fun game families and friends can play anytime, anywhere. Did you know that dogs like to play it too? Well, my dogs, Baylee and Willow love playing so I need your help to find them, please. Let's Explore Hide and Seek - Dog Edition with Baylee and Willow.

  • Switches and Peeps: Man's Best Friends

    by Sarah Giles

    Spin-off series from the bestselling book "Fitting Out: The Friendship Experiment". In this series opener, Max's robot and pet cat take center stage. For readers ages 6-8.

    Peeps the cat likes having the house and the family all to herself. When a shiny new houseguest arrives, Peeps is determined to prove that SHE is the best pet, not the new robot, Switches.

    And after he accidentally smashes her precious cat fort, Peeps decides that this robot has got to go!

    He... more

  • On The Kalalau Trail

    by Robin Reardon
    Self-discovery. Sounds simple, right? After all, you’re already there. You’re already you. So it can surprise us that it takes so much time, and so much effort. It surprises Nathan Bartlett. In the first Trailblazer book (On Chocorua), Nathan’s adored older brother had died a tragic death. Two years later, during this second book, his grandmother—who’d raised her three grandchildren alone since Nathan was a baby—passes on as well. Nathan realizes he hadn’t really known the people he’d lov... more

  • Chasing Stomach Butterflies

    by Gregory Muller
    Natalie Moss could have been a fantastic singer. Until her demanding parents turned her attention away from pursuing it. Never forgetting her dream a meeting with a fantastic ex-custodial assistant convinces her otherwise. Choosing to defy her parents Natalie begins taking on private lessons with the high school's singing teacher. Slowly begins to try again. Refining and shaping the natural gift she had not used in years. Exploring what it means to perform live music she watches locals perform, ... more

  • 2 By South: Precious Blood and Rattlesnake in a Cooler

    by Frank South

    Two one-act plays directed by Robert Altman in Los Angeles and Off-Broadway in New York City in 1981, and later filmed by Altman for ABC Arts cable television, and now revised by the playwright for this edition. Both plays dig under the myths covering American life and give voice to the perpetrators and victims of violence.

  • The Vevellis Chronicles: The Crescent And The Cross

    by Zack Varkaris
    History is written by family Brothers, Antonis and Nicola Vevellis, become bitter rivals in love and ideology as both fall for Katerina, the daughter of a powerful politician. Under tutelage of General Alexis Sartis, their father’s protégé, they are exposed to the wider world in the capital, Constantinople, the jewel of Christendom. Against the backdrop of the ancient powers entwined in war, the three will determine the future of two worlds and create the history, as we know it.

  • Real Enough

    by Jeffrey W. Tenney
    Four teams. Five participants on each team. Men and women, carefully selected for their unique skills and abilities, compete for one million dollars. Dropped into the wilds of British Columbia, Canada, minimally equipped, the teams are faced with the greatest challenge of their lives: survival.

  • When It Rains

    by Paula Paul
    WHEN IT RAINS is a 75,000-word novel set in rural west Texas in the 1950s, a time of perceived innocence before the racial turmoil of the 1960s. That innocence is about to be shattered not only for the nation but for Caroline Campbell as well. It begins for Caroline when she enters The New York Store in a small town near her family’s farm. Her mother has long forbidden her to enter the store because it is owned by a Jew. Not only does she meet Gershom Rabinowitz, the owner, who challenges her t... more

  • Save the Max Man!

    by Steven Key Meyers
    Even after 13-year-old Max’s spinal surgery leaves him paralyzed and on a ventilator in a noisy ICU, a metal halo bolted to his head, his prognosis for full recovery is good—so long as heBut his insurance company’s sudden demand for a $6,000 copay grounds the mediflight to rehab. Max’s parents—Kate and Luther, staying in New York with him—and grandparents (Archie and Charlotte, holding down the fort in Louisville) refuse to be extorted. Even as the insurance company’s fingers probe his gut for i... more

  • It Won't Happen Again

    by Susan Hoffman
    It has been said that one of the most dangerous places for a child to live is in a home with a non-biological male. It’s a statistical fact that parents are more likely to abuse their stepchildren than they are their biological children—a phenomenon commonly referred to as the Cinderella effect in evolutionary psychology. In spite of the warnings, Marjorie Van Ness chose to marry the one man that everyone hated. Stefanie’s new step-father wasted no time in showing her who was boss. Meanwhile, h... more

  • Shelley and the Unknown Lady

    by Lona Manning
    Percy Bysshe Shelley’s brief and turbulent life was as passionate as his poetry. Romantic, idealistic and impulsive, Shelley had several intense love affairs. When Shelley drowned at sea, he took his secrets with him. Did a beautiful, lovelorn lady really follow him throughout Europe, as he claimed? Did Mary Shelley ever learn about this rival for her affections? Shelley and the Unknown Lady is a carefully researched imagining of the true-life tragedy behind the mystery. This novella is a... more

  • Love, Sex, and Pandemics

    by Charles Justus Garard
    Alex Barteau has returned from teaching in China for seven years. However, he discovers that he still has much to learn regarding Asian women, not only from China but from the Philippines and Indonesia. He becomes engaged in overseas SMS's, sometimes to his detriment. He had already lost a lot of money by trusting and believing in the sad stories of women who proclaim to love him but are merely wanting money. Some even accuse him or arguing when he questions them about how they had money be... more

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