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  Carl’s Competition: The Youngest...

  HomeSchool Helper

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  Dive into the heartwarming and inspiring world of Carl, a young and enthusiastic salesman who dreams big and aims high. "Carl's Competition: The Youngest Salesman Survived" is a beautifully illustrated children's book that brings to life the virtues of positivity, perseverance, hard work, and the joy of pursuing what you love. 
  What Readers Will Learn: 
  The Power of Positivity: Understand how maintaining a positive outlook can transform challenges into opportunities and foster a resilient mindset. 
  Perseverance Pays Off: Discover the importance of perseverance in achieving goals, even when faced with setbacks or failures. 
  Hard Work's Reward: Learn that hard work is essential to success, teaching the value of dedication and effort in pursuing one’s dreams. 
  Joy in the Journey: Embrace the concept that doing what you love is crucial for lasting success and personal fulfillment. 
  Overcoming Failure: Realize that failure is not a dead end but a valuable lesson that can lead to greater achievements and personal growth. 
  Who This Book Is For: 
  Young Dreamers: Ideal for children who are beginning to set their own goals and dream about the future, instilling in them the values of hard work and perseverance. 
  Aspiring Young Entrepreneurs: Perfect for young minds interested in business or entrepreneurial ventures, providing them with foundational lessons in a relatable manner. 
  Children Facing Challenges: Suitable for kids who may be dealing with setbacks or self-doubt, offering them encouragement and strategies to overcome obstacles. 
  Homeschoolers: A great resource for homeschooling parents looking to incorporate lessons on character development and life skills into their curriculum.

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  Why Journalism?

  Erik Fichtelius

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  In Why Journalism – Real News in an Age of Lies, Erik Fichtelius explores the media's role in defending truth in an era of misinformation. With democracy under threat worldwide, this book reveals the challenges faced by journalists as they navigate political pressures, digital disruption, and AI's impact on newsrooms.Drawing on five decades of experience, Fichtelius, one of Sweden's most respected journalists, delves into major global events, from Cold War smuggling operations to modern-day conflicts between the press and political powerhouses. He argues for impartial journalism that answers the crucial questions of who, what, where, when, why, and how – offering the facts needed to navigate today's world.A must-read for aspiring journalists and defenders of press freedom, this edition includes three new chapters on the rise of AI, the digital revolution, and the vital role of public service broadcasting in safeguarding journalistic integrity.

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  Gaysians

  Michael Curato

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  From the acclaimed author of the young adult graphic novel Flamer comes a heartwarming story following four gay Asians navigating love, identity, and friendship—a celebration of queer chosen family.​ When AJ moves to Seattle in the early aughts, he’s ready to reinvent himself as a gay Asian man—but his dreams hit reality fast with no friends, no job, and an apartment so far out, “not even lesbians live there.” Then a spilled drink at a bar introduces him to K, a glamorous drag queen; John, a shy gamer; and Steven, a reckless flirt. AJ’s “Boy Luck Club” helps him find love, pride, and belonging—until a brutal attack tests everything they know about friendship and family.   Meticulously observed, Gaysians is a fierce, funny, and tender story of queer resilience and self-discovery. “I’ve been hunting for books like this my whole life; this story broke my heart and healed it.”—Maia Kobabe, author of Gender Queer

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  Denison Avenue

  Christina Wong

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  A moving story told in visual art and fiction about gentrification, aging in place, grief, and vulnerable Chinese Canadian elders
  		 
  Bringing together ink artwork and fiction, Denison Avenue by Daniel Innes (illustrations) and Christina Wong (text) follows the elderly Wong Cho Sum, who, living in Toronto’s gentrifying Chinatown–Kensington Market, begins to collect bottles and cans after the sudden loss of her husband as a way to fill her days and keep grief and loneliness at bay. In her long walks around the city, Cho Sum meets new friends, confronts classism and racism, and learns how to build a life as a widow in a neighborhood that is being destroyed and rebuilt, leaving elders like her behind.
  		 
  A poignant meditation on loss, aging, gentrification, and the barriers that Chinese Canadian seniors experience in big cities, Denison Avenue beautifully combines visual art, fiction, and the endangered Toisan dialect to create a book that is truly unforgettable.

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  Dina and her invisible friends

  Grandma Higgs

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  Dina the Dinosaur meets the invisible sea creatures inhabiting the coral bed. They use various forms of camouflage. She learns to take more notice of others around her.

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  Mystery of the Black Cockatoo

  Scott Williamson

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  Beautiful Australian birdlife is disappearing one by one as an international smuggling operation robs our rainforest. The thieves are after the exotic birds including the master prize ....... The black cockatoo. 
  Can five local heroes band together to battle a quad bike pursuit, a deadly snake and a surprise traitor to release the birds and restore order to the forest!

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