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Lori Daniels has grown up on stories—
stories her grandfather tells about the old days,
about Roxbury,
about a place most people have forgotten.
When a gravel company threatens the remains of that abandoned settlement, Lori becomes determined to prove that Roxbury still matters. What begins as a school project turns into something much bigger: diaries from the past, vanished families, and a cemetery no one can seem to find.
Written as a novel in verse, Together in Time blends fiction with real historical echoes to explore how communities are built, how they disappear, and the importance of remembering.
As Lori learns to see the land the way her grandfather once did, she discovers that history isn’t
just something behind us—it’s something we are responsible for carrying forward. Some places survive because someone refuses to forget.
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A skittish pony.
A fast-moving wildfire.
A choice that can’t wait.
When a wildfire forces an emergency evacuation, Lou refuses to leave Bill, the frightened pony
who trusts no one, behind.
Together they must find their way through smoke, shifting wind, and rising fear—
one brave step at a time.
A powerful novel in verse about courage, trust, and discovering that bravery often begins with a
single choice.
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A crumbling Wonderland.
Memories slipping away.
Rules that no longer make sense.
When Alice returns, she finds her old friends have forgotten who they are—and her own
memories are beginning to fade.
To set things right, she must follow the riddles hidden in words and rules—
before Wonderland forgets itself completely.
A lyrical reimagining of a classic tale about identity, friendship, and finding your voice.
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A ghostly island. A missing friend. A mystery only the brave can solve.
When Shawn disappears chasing tales of pirate gold, Lori and Meg must follow him
into the fog—
where the island of Isle Haute keeps more than one secret hidden in the mist.
A haunting novel in verse about friendship, forgotten legends, and the power of seeing
what others can’t.
A Lori Daniels Mystery, Book 2.
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"At any moment in time, somewhere on our planet, something wonderful is happening in nature.
Look...
Listen...
You will be enchanted.
Jane Baskwill's gentle poem will capture your imagination and invite you to think about places far and near, events large and small, about all the marvellous things that make up life on this planet. Trish Hill's illustrations, finely crafted in color wash over scraped board, vividly reflect the dramatic natural beauty and wonder of our world.
What is peace? To each one of us, it is something different. You might think of it as a bell that you can ring so all the world can hear it, or a special gift to open with care. Or is peace a candle that we light at night to keep the darkness away?
"Stephanie Carter's jewel-like images harmonize perfectly with Jane Baskwill's inspiring text to illuminate the many ways people can make a more peaceful world."
"The Earth touches us in many ways... and we touch the Earth. Jane Baskwill explores the ways we interact with our environment in this lavishly illustrated picture book, including some easy suggestions for children to touch the Earth: plant a tree, go on a beach sweep, adopt an endangered animal. Luminous paintings by Peter Fiore complement this simple text of environmental awareness," Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia
Dinosaurs and teddy bears, exploring and pretending, stargazing and camping out; all the adventures of a young child's world are gently presented in this collection of poems for pre-school and early grades. But look carefully - exciting activities are hidden away in the illustrations. Share this book with small friends and wait for them to say, "Read it again".
Wild Things Press
From celebrated children’s poet and author Sheree Fitch and early childhood educator and researcher Anne Hunt comes this illustrated compendium of Atlantic Canadian poetry and verse for young readers.
I am thrilled to have been asked to contribute Pass the Poems Please and In Grandma's Attic for this collection. The book has been published by Nimbus Publishing and can be purchased at:
https://nimbus.ca/store/whispers-of-mermaids-and-wonderful-things.html