An utterly original novel about rescuing a forgotten woman from obscurity.

Kathleen Winter's stunning debut novel, a #1 national bestseller, is a beautifully sensitive story of family, identity, and the yearning to belong.

Winner of the Governor General's Award, the Ruth Schwartz Award, and the CLA's Young Adult Book Award, this explosive novel looks honestly at teenage sexuality and the world of amateur hockey.

Being Muslim is a primer on Islam past and present, meant to be read by people of all ages, regions, and religions.

The story of two utterly believable thirteen-year-olds who struggle to sort out their place with friends, school and family.

"Louise Stern writes stories about young men and women on the edge, stories that stay in your head long after you have finished reading them . . . Chattering is utterly compelling." -- Observer

A novel of unblinking honesty which illuminates the surprisingly thin line that separates aggression from tenderness, and that gives us a picture of a Britain that is strange and yet utterly convincing.

This IMPAC Award-winning novel is an explosive look at life in a war zone that fuses vivid imagery with the beauty of Arabic poetry.

Earthgirl follows the eco-evolution of sixteen-year-old Sabine Solomon, an endearing and funny heroine -- smart, curious, self-mocking, and self-righteous all at the same time.

Miriam is fifteen and she has lived in the same little town her whole life, going to school with the same kids who know everything about her. Then first love comes, in a completely unexpected way.