This is a delightfully witty, slightly scary re-telling of some of the most famous Grimm fairy tales, which is sure to make them accessible to even the most reluctant reader (and everyone else).

These are the tales of the unsung people who helped to build Canada -- the farmers, hockey players, bricklayers, fisherman, fireman and their families.

A fresh retelling of fifteen of Aesop's timeless tales and five more stories that originated with other well-known fabulists.

A delightful collection including Puss-in-Boots, Sleeping Beauty and Rumpelstiltskin as well as less familiar but equally intriguing tales like The Seven Ravens, The Three Feathers and Bearskin.

Storyteller Bob Barton collects his favorite folk and fairy tales from Scandinavia, Russia and Canada's far north, perfectly captured in paintings by Jirina Marton.

The Little Book of Nursery Tales contains some of the best-known nursery tales in the traditional European storytelling canon as well as tales with a Creole flavor.

This bilingual (Spanish and English) Latin American poetry anthology is perfect for young readers who want to engage with a fascinating mix of established and new poets, as well as enhance their language skills.

Twenty-nine of Canada's best-loved children's illustrators agreed to donate artwork to this collection, each choosing a rhyme to illustrate.

Nine stories full of humor, surprise, fear and wonder, peopled by characters who are just like you, and yet very, very different.

This landmark collection of eight stories describes the extraordinary circumstances of the Chinese who came to build the railroad in Canada and the United States.