DCB

27/02/2025

I DROVE MY BED TO GRANDMA'S HOUSE by Carolyn Huizinga Mills and Jan Dolby Illustrator coming in October. Cover reveal.

A tiny bit more… 🫎 👀

📚Can you feel the excitement? Stay tuned for the full reveal! 💫

Pre-order details and launch info coming soon. 🎉

26/02/2025

“Gentile details the emotional roller-coaster of Truly’s inner life with sensitivity and insight.” — Ildiko Sumegi, Canadian Children’s Book News
The Canadian Children's Book Centre Leslie Gentile Author

25/02/2025

“A tender, introspective journey.” — Christine Hartman Derr, Booklist
Booklist OBA creations

24/02/2025

It's Freedom to Read Week!

23/02/2025

21/02/2025

"A sensitive exploration of the value of books for providing solace and guidance in troubled times." —Kirkus Reviews, Feb 15, 2025
Kirkus Reviews

20/02/2025

“Valerie Sherrard has created an intellectual story that puts a teenager in a pretty outrageous position and requires him to do the right thing. I love that Ethan, although a teenager and certainly prone to the wrong choices, makes very calculated and intelligent decisions throughout the story. You root for him because you would like to think you would make similar choices given the circumstances. … [T]his story was a thought provoking examination of family and choosing between family and what is right.” — Stephanie Lamb, Storytime with Stephanie
Valerie Sherrard

A story of intrigue and doing what is right

18/02/2025

“Fans of historical fiction and mystery will find much to love in this book. The way Meagan Mahoney develops the characters and an intricate plot makes this a fascinating tale.” — Demetria Head, Reader’s Favorite

The Time Keeper by Meagan Mahoney is set in early 20th-century Edinburgh around Malcolm McKenzie, a young apprentice to Jack Alexander, a brilliant and eccentric clockmaker. Jack is found dead under mysterious circumstances in the clock tower of Tron Kirk, which turns Malcolm’s life upside down. B...

17/02/2025

Continuing Truly’s story at Eagle Shores

13/02/2025

We are excited to welcome Mackenzie Angeconeb to the 2025 Festival of Literary Diversity! Mackenzie is the author of THE FRAGMENTS THAT REMAIN, out in March 2025 with Cormorant Books. Join us for the FOLD's 10th anniversary celebrations, virtually from April 27 - 30 and in-person May 1 - 4 in downtown Brampton.

Registration opens on March 19! Visit thefoldcanada.org for more info.

OBA creations Cormorant Books

[image description: Graphic showing Mackenzie Angeconeb's headshot next to the cover image for their book, THE FRAGMENTS THAT REMAIN. Black text beside author headshot reads: THE FESTIVAL OF LITERARY DIVERSITY, April 27 - May 4. In a black bar below the author headshot is the test: Registration Opens March 19 at thefoldcanada.org. At the bottom is a computer icon with the dates April 17-30, and a people icon with the date May 1-4, Brampton. At the top of the graphic, in script is the line, Celebrating a Decade of Change. In the top left and bottom right corners are decorative gold triangles with images of an audience and a table of books.]

13/02/2025

12/02/2025

“I found the ending to be quite remarkable. To show the growth and the strength of a character and to show readers that family is not just about blood relation but about love, care and support. This is the perfect companion to Elvis, Me and the Lemonade Stand.” — Stephanie Lamb, Storytime with Stephanie
Leslie Gentile Author

11/02/2025

“I found the ending to be quite remarkable. To show the growth and the strength of a character and to show readers that family is not just about blood relation but about love, care and support. This is the perfect companion to Elvis, Me and the Lemonade Stand.”

Continuing Truly’s story at Eagle Shores