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

An anthology of stories introduces us to the richness of the experience and culture of Latin Americans.

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

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.

Drawing on the rich vein of the African Ananse tradition, Ghanaian author Adwoa Badoe and Malian illustrator Baba Wague Diakite bring us a marvelously lively, witty and entertaining collection of ten tales about this spider trickster.

A gorgeous compendium of stories, pictures, poetry, songs and information celebrating winter and all its festivals.

In this lavish tribute to the art of children's book illustration, thirty-three of the world's most noted illustrators have created original works of art based on a favorite childhood text.

When I Went to the Library reminds everyone -- especially children -- that the influence of libraries and books is alive and, like this memorable collection of stories, it is worth celebrating.