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be honour
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that child
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I know thi
a child wa
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Kids
FitzKids™
04
Red Deer Press
10
Tradewind
31
Lee & Low
32
Tilbury
36
18
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Adult
Fitzhenry & Whiteside
40
Fifth House Publishers
42
Edge
51
Quarry
53
Kodansha
56
Index
60
Staff Directory
62
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What’s for
Lunch?
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Whether their school is under a banyan tree, in a dusty tent held up with poles, or in a sturdy brick structure in the
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Writer Andrea Curtis loves mucking around in her family’s small backyard veggie patch and dreaming up new recipes for kale
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creative writing to kids, and volunteers for The Stop Community Food Centre, a Toronto nonprofit. What’s for Lunch? is Andrea’s
first book for children. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two sons.
Photographer Yvonne Duivenvoorden grew up on a dairy farm in New Brunswick’s Chaleur Bay region. Her mother often
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Stewie is a very special skink – he has a beautiful blue
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Stewie loves singing his songs and rhymes as he dashes
around his home. But as he grows up his beautiful blue
tail starts to turn grey – he can’t call himself Stewie the
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“I’m Stewie the Blue!” he’d shout over the pond. And
he would make up little songs as he darted through the
woods.
I’m Stewie.
I’m blue-y.
It really is true-y.
I like to eat crickets and centipedes chewy.
Lisa Dalrymple is the author of the picture book If It’s No
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with her husband and three children.
Suzanne Del Rizzo creates dimensional illustrations
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Ariane Bertouille
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Uncle Dan brought his nephew Otis a very special gift: a
mouse with super-long, expressive whiskers! Otis can’t
believe his eyes. He has wanted a pet mouse forever!
But, how long can he keep Alice? Can he convince his
cat Rocket and his two moms to keep the little mouse, so
full of imagination and energy?
The daily lives of many families—so different from each
other—are often very much alike. Can Alice the mouse
fit into Otis’s family?
Otis and Alice, originally published in Quebec as Ulysse
et Alice (éditions du Remue-Ménage), was part of the
selection of Communication-Jeunesse 2007-2008.
Ulysse et Alice is also a popular tool for teachers, and
was included in the training kit Family Diversity and
Strategies to End Homophobia, which is distributed in
schools and universities by the LGBT Family Coalition.
Originally from Belgium, Ariane Bertouille has lived in
Quebec since the 1990s. She has studied social work,
communications and librarianship. She has worked in
the community, for the Quebec Union of Writers and at
Éditions du Remue-Ménage.
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Marie-Claude Favreau illustrates for both children’s
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The Best Gifts
Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch
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The Best Gifts is the story of Sara and the important
moments in her life. It starts with her birth and
concludes when she welcomes her own baby. On each
occasion, friends and family bring gifts to celebrate. In
the end, though, the most cherished gifts are the ones
that cannot be purchased. The first cherished gift Sara
receives is her mother’s milk and the story comes full
circle when she gives that same gift to her own baby.
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Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch is the author of sixteen books
for children and young adults. The first edition of The
Best Gifts was published in 1998. Marsha received the
SCBWI inaugural Crystal Kite for Stolen Child, and the
Order of Princess Olha, in recognition of her outstanding
achievement in the development of the culture of
Ukraine, in particular for her picture book, Enough
(Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 2001). And no, you do not have
to call her Princess Marsha.
Elly MacKay works with paper arts. She received a
Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Nova Scotia College of Art
and Design in Halifax and then studied printmaking for
a year at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch,
New Zealand. She lives near Owen Sound, Ontario with
her family working on various illustration projects and
teaching at the local art gallery.
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From the Lands
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Tololwa Mollel
Illustrated by Darrel McCalla
In this story, the young girl Ra-Eli watches as her family
agonizes over the illness of her baby brother Samson. When
they approach a healer, the answer comes:
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“Hold a ceremony to honor your ancestors and ask them to help,
a joyful ceremony filled with guests.”
“Joyful?” my mother said. “How can we be joyful at a time like
this?”
“A joyful ceremony it must be,” replied the healer. “Nothing less
will bring the ancestors from their lands of the night. Let’s seek
joy in hope.”
And there follows one of those magical sequences that are
found in the traditional tales of East Africa, where Tololwa
comes from. First, neighbours and friends come to the event –
then angels and finally Mola – God. Music and dancing ensue,
and when the exhausted Ra-Eli wakes, Mola hands the now
recovered baby to his joyful mother.
This story is a true testament to the power of ceremony and
music and the honouring of ancestors who come,from the
lands of the night
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A Maasai tale by Tololwa M. Mollel
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Tololwa Mollel is a children’s author, dramatist and storyteller,
who has written sixteen books and several plays as well as
stories that he created or adapted for performance. His books
include award-winning titles such as Orphan Boy, Rhinos
for Lunch and Big Boy, and My Rows and Piles of Coins.
His books have been translated into various South African
languages and into Korean. He lives in Edmonton, Alberta.
Darrell Mc Calla, graphic designer and artist, grew up in
Jamaica, resulting in his use of a vibrant Caribbean-influenced
palette of colours.
A past graduate of the Leeds College of Art, Yorkshire, England,
Mc Calla works in acrylics and watercolours and now calls
Mississauga, Ontario home.
His works can be found in private collections throughout
Canada, USA and Jamaica.
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Song Within
My Heart
David Bouchard
Art by Allen Sapp
Music By Northern Cree
Winner of the 2003 Governor General’s Literary Award
Listen to the beating drum
It tells a hundred stories
Of our people, of our homeland
Some of birds and beasts and sweet grass.
Close your eyes and listen
You might come to hear a story
That no one hears but you alone
A story of your very own.
“The paintings are both simple and profound, serene
and dynamic.” —The Globe and Mail
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“Based on Cree painter Allen Sapp’s childhood
memories of life on a reserve in Saskatchewan, The Song
Within My Heart tells of a young boy who is getting ready
to go to a pow wow. Woven throughout the story is the
boy’s close relationship with his Nokum (grandmother).
Bouchard’s lyrical text, with its thoughtfully chosen
words, evokes a quiet, introspective mood. Richly
textured and infused with an almost radiant light
quality, the illustrations reinforce strongly the simplicity
of life on a reserve, the significance of the pow wow and,
of course, the love between grandmother and grandson.
Beautifully crafted. Highly Recommended.”
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David Bouchard
An acclaimed author of children’s books, David
Bouchard is also a champion of literacy. This former
teacher and school principal has written more than 50
books. He is a member of the Order of Canada.
david jean was born in Toronto to
immigrant parents. His father was
Mainland Chinese; his mother was
from Barbados, a mix of Cherokee,
African, and Dutch descent.
His paintings and lithographs
are widely acclaimed and
complement numerous notable
collections worldwide, including those of Giorgio
Gucci and former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.
manantial is a Native South American musical
group from Salasaca, Ecuador, in the Andes. The
Salasaca people speak Kichwa, the indigenous
language found in the songs of Manantial. After
many years performing in Ecuador, the group
moved to Europe and are now based in Paris.
The song “Tatanka” is a tribute to Native North
American music, and can be found on the CD
The Secret of the Dancing Spirits by Ayllu Records.
Before two-leggeds walked on Mother Earth ...
the four-leggeds, swimmers, crawlers and flyers
gathered for a Great Council ...
Rainbow crow • nagweyaabi-aandeg • bouchaRd, jEan & manantial
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authors. He surrounds himself
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visual artists in the aboriginal
world who intimately share
the beauty of their respective
cultures. Champion of literacy,
sought after conference speaker, and successful
author, David has received many literary awards
and honours, and has also been named to the
Order of Canada. www.DavidBouchard.com
B
efore two-leggeds walked on
Mother Earth there was a great
cold. The animals formed a
council; someone had to seek help from
the Creator. Rainbow Crow, a most
colourful bird, was selected because she
had a beautiful voice that would surely
impress the Creator. She flew into the
heavens and won fire from above. But on
the way back the fire began to burn her
plumage black and destroy her beautiful
voice. But Rainbow Crow persevered,
bringing the life-saving fire safely back
to her friends.
This Lenape legend of courage and
sacrifice is masterfully retold by awardwinning author David Bouchard. The
Rainbow crow
stunning art, painted on traditional drums
by celebrated Canadian artist David Jean,
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The Secret of Your Name
Long Powwow Nights
An Aboriginal Carol
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First Flute
David Bouchard
Illustrated by Don Oelze
Music by Jan Michael
Looking Wolf
Names should be respected. They should be valued. They
should be honoured.
When a name is given to an adult, it is often given based
on the life that person has lived. The name is a statement
about the person he or she has become.
When a name is given to a child, it foretells what kind of a
person that child will become. If a child is given the name
He Who is Kind to Strangers, that child is destined to live
a life of kindness. I know this to be true because I once
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way it was
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adhere to
In The First Flute, David Bouchard tells the story of a
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men and boys
in his village don’t appreciate Dancing
thE FIrSt FlutE
Raven’s talent—hunting, fishing and tracking are the
Names are important.
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Don Oelze was born in New Zealand. He had a
fascination with the lifestyle of cowboys and Indians
from a very early age. After studying art and meeting
other artists he focused his subject area on native life.
He lives in Montana with his wife Utako.
Jan Michael Looking Wolf is a renowned and awardwinning Native American flute recording artist and
performer. He has recorded 18 CDs and 3 DVDs. He lives
in western Oregon.
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ast one picked in gym class. She spends many
ballpark cheering for the Cambridge Cubs along
en innings, she writes fiction and non-fiction for
een known to write a letter or two.
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Spring 2013
FitzKids™
Voices From the Wild
An Animal Sensagoria
by David Bouchard
Illustrated by Ron Parker
What would it be like if more than two dozen different
wild animals from around the world got together to boast
about their senses? David Bouchard delivers a unique
exploration of the realm of the senses in 25 animal
portraits. In warm, lyrical verse, Bouchard introduces
the reader to some fascinating aspects of natural history
and explores each sense—sight, smell, touch, hearing,
and taste—through the voices of such captivating
animals as the eagle, orca, wildebeest, cougar, elephant,
moose, koala, and wolf.
Enhancing Bouchard’s whimsical poetry are the wildlife
paintings of noted British Columbia artist Ron Parker.
In fact, it is the artist whom the various animals try to
impress with their respective senses, whether it is the
grizzly’s lofty claims for best smell, the penguin’s gentle
declaration of superior vision, or the gorilla’s confident
assertion of closeness to humans in all senses.
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $24.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-295-5
Trim: 8.5 x 11
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 72
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David Bouchard’s vivid poetry and Ron Parker’s
wonderful artwork breathe life into this endearing
menagerie, reminding us of how precious our wildlife
is. Together, artist and poet have created a heartfelt
portrayal of the age-old relationship between humans
and animals, one that young and old alike will remember
and cherish.
Red Deer Press
Spring 2013
The Power of
Harmony
A Novel
Jan Coates
Jennifer’s best friend has moved away and she has
become the sole focus for the mean-spirited teasing
from the “mean girls” and the “bad boys” at school. But
when the new girl, Melody, joins their class the bullies
have a new victim. Melody is native and has moved from
the recently closed residential school to join the fifth
grade class at Springhill.
Cover not final.
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $12.95
EAN: 978-0-88995-495-3
Trim: 5.25 x 7.25
Format: Paperback
Pages: 212
Finalist for the Governor
General’s Award for
Children’s Literature.
A Hare in the
Elephant’s Trunk
978-0-88995-451-9
$12.95
At first Jennifer is nervous about becoming friends
with Melody. She has heard what people (including
her grandmother) say about “those people.” But as she
gets to know her new classmate, she discovers that they
have more in common than she first thought – both of
them find sanctuary amongst the books in the town
library and both of them love music and being outdoors.
Set in a small town in the coal mining regions of Nova
Scotia during the late 1960s, this story of discovery and
friendship perfectly captures time and place through
the voice of its young narrator, Jennifer.
Jan L Coates started writing for young readers in 2000.
She went to Acadia University and now works as a
teacher as well as giving school writing workshops
through the Writer’s Federation of Nova Scotia. She is
the author of several books for young readers including
the critically acclaimed A Hare in the Elephant’s Trunk
which was shortlisted for the Governor General’s Award.
She lives with her family in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
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Spring 2013
Red Deer Press
Objects in the Mirror
Tudor Robins
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $12.95
EAN: 978-0-88995-497-7
Trim: 5.25 x 7.5
Format: Paperback
Pages: 232
Grace is looking forward to spending her summer
weekends at horse shows riding new and spirited horse
Sprite to the medal podium. But things don’t always go
as planned. It seems that her summer is ruined when
Sprite is sold by the riding stable to a new owner. But then
other opportunities present themselves—Grace is now
going to live her dream. She will be spending all summer
working with horses in her new job helping the trainers
at the stables. With handsome new coworker Matt and
a fragile, damaged mare that needs extra special care,
Grace’s summer seems perfect. She can’t hide from the
truth though—the eating disorder that she is starting to
acknowledge but not truly understand is rearing its ugly
head and threatens to derail everything. Will she be able
to heal herself along with the horses she is caring for?
Tudor Robins was born in Ottawa and has degrees
in English Literature from Queen’s University and
Journalism from the University of King’s College. She
works as a freelance writer in Ottawa contributing
to a variety of publications including Today’s Parent,
Canadian Living, More Magazine, the Ottawa Citizen,
and many others. This is her first young adult novel.
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The Throne
A Novel
Beth Goobie
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $12.95
EAN: 978-0-88995-496-0
Trim: 5.25 x 7.5
Format: Paperback
Pages: 248
Born Ugly
978-0-88995-457-1
$12.95
Jason’s Why
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w Jason has to live with boys and grown-ups he
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Red Deer Press
Spring 2013
Jason’s
Why
Meredith is determined to make her mark as she starts
Grade 10—and claiming the “cool” seat in home room
is her first step. But that decision brings her unwanted
attention from the school’s “kingpin of the underworld”
and her new enemy is smart, determined and capable of
holding a long-term grudge. Should she just back away?
But how will she look at herself in the mirror if she does?
With the help of her two best friends, Reb and Dean, she
will have to find a way to stand up for herself and survive
high school with her dignity intact.
Beth Goobie graduated from the University of Winnipeg
and the Mennonite Brethren Bible College. She is an
award-winning writer of young adult fiction and is best
known for her quirky and dark stories. Her novel Before
Wings won the Canadian Library Association’s Young
Adult Book Award in 2000, and was chosen by young
readers for the Best Books list of the American Library
Association.
Jason’s Why
978-0-88995-484-7
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, Now I’m in a house that isn’t my house. I watch
nd feet. When hands and feet move fast, you’re
hit.
bubble of mad inside Jason. It makes him yell and
Jason wants to be good and move home again,
bubble just won’t go away.
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Beth Goobie
E is an award-winning writer who lives in Saskatchewan.
or of Born Ugly, The Lottery, and Before Wings, among
Beth Goobie
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Spring 2013
Stand
Your
Ground
E r i c Wa l t e r s
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $9.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-285-6
Trim: 5 x 7.5
Format: Paperback
Pages: 200
FitzKids™
Stand Your Ground
20th Anniversary Edition
Eric Walters
Sometimes the longest journey is back to where you
belong…
Life was pretty exciting for Jonathan when he lived
with his con-artist father. But now he has to stay with
his grandparents while his dad hides from some angry
customers, and life is tough. It’s hard to make friends
when you’re scamming them. Hard to gain the trust
of wary grandparents. And hard to decide whether to
leave when the coast is clear – or stand up for a new
and better life.
This revised, 20th Anniversary edition of Eric Walter’s
first book features a new foreword by the author.
Eric Walters is the author of many books for middle
grade and young adult readers including Diamonds in
the Rough, Rebound, The Money Pit Mystery and Ricky.
He lives in Mississauga, Ontario with his family.
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FitzKids™
Spring 2013
Dying to Go Viral
Sylvia McNicoll
What would you do if you only had one week to live?
A skateboarding accident claims 14-year-old Jade’s life
when she skitches (hitches herself to a car) in order to
appear on YouTube; she neglected to wear the helmet
she promised her father she would always use. In
transitioning to the after life she meets her mother who
died when Jade was eight. She begs for the chance to
return to earth if only to improve relations between her
brother and father, and Mom negotiates a one week doover for her.
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $12.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-271-9
Trim: 5 x 7.5
Format: Paperback
Pages: 232
What can she achieve? A date for her father? A new job
for her brother? Her first kiss? Jade can’t tell anyone what
is going on, which is bad enough, but after discovering a
love for life that she’s never fully appreciated, will she be
able to let go? Or will she try to cheat fate?
Bringing Up Beauty
978-0-77367-479-0
$6.99
Sylvia McNicoll is the author of over thirty books,
including Last Chance for Paris and the three guide dog
fostering stories, Bringing Up Beauty, A Different Kind
of Beauty and Beauty Returns. Her thirtieth book, Dying
to Go Viral, is already available in Norway, Sweden
and Finland. Sylvia lives with her family in Burlington,
Ontario.
A Different Kind
of Beauty
978-1-55005-060-8
$11.95
“...you don’t believe me now but
sometimes it takes a change of
place for a person to see her life
differently...”
No e-mails from her boyfriend, a
tumble into a glacier-fed stream, and
nothing on the shelves for a sworn
vegetarian—Zanna’s vacation is really
a bust. When a wild-eyed puppy
crawls out from under the porch, and
a blue-eyed, know-it-all ranger claims
it’s a wolf, life gets even worse. What
else could go wrong?
Paris
sylvia mcnicoll
Last Chance for Paris
978-1-55455-061-6
$12.95
last chance for
Zanna finds out when Martin
disappears. And that puppy and
know-it-all ranger might be his last
chance.
$12.95 CAD/ $11.95 USD
sylvia mcnicoll
Paris
Zanna hopes that a change of place
will mean art galleries and shopping
in Paris with her mother, but she
winds up spending the summer with
her twin brother, Martin, and her
father in the ice fields of Alberta. All
because of one teeny, tiny, forbidden
strawberry tattoo.
last chance for
Beauty Returns
978-1-55005-100-1
$11.95
Fitzhenry &
Whiteside
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Spring 2013
Red Deer Press
GreenHeroes
Saving the Planet One
Story at a Time
The activism of Greenpeace co-founder Robert Hunter
and Nature of Things host, David Suzuki, helped
open the door to ecological activism that has reached
a new and critical stage. Today, with widespread
understanding of the threat to the planet’s natural
systems, these groundbreakers are joined by a new
breed of environmentalist. Like Hunter and Suzuki,
these GreenHeroes are unafraid to roll up their sleeves
and step on some toes to get the job done. Among a
rich and diverse collection of stories are heroes with
mainstream appeal from the world of business, sports,
and entertainment including Nascar racer, Leilani
Munter, National Hockey league defenceman, Andrew
Ference, and Tragically Hip frontman, Gord Downie.
GreenHeroes is about everyday people too. Those original
thinkers looked inside their world and found innovative
ways to make a difference. People like One Million Acts
of Green’s Willa Black and Nobel Prize winner, Wangari
Maathai, began international movements based on a
single idea.
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $24.95
EAN: 978-0-88995-499-1
Trim: 6 x 9
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 212
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The GreenHeroes Campaign is dedicated to the
journalistic spirit of Hunter and Suzuki who realized
the importance of storytelling as a way forward.
GreenHeroes is first and foremost about great stories
told by great storytellers. This volume is a compilation
of the stories from the first season of GreenHeroes,
featuring webisodes and content for the TVO television
series, written and produced by Joan Prowse and John
Bessai.
Spring 2013
Red Deer Press
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FitzKids™
Spring 2013
Previously Announced
Buzz about Bees
Kari-Lynn Winters
We need bees. As Albert Einstein once stated, “If bees
disappeared, humans would have only 4 years left to
live.”
• Discover why bees are so important to humans
• Learn about the different types of bees in the world
• Create your own nesting site for orchard mason bees
• Find out how bees make honey
• Explore the life cycle and anatomy of a bee
Bees are often seen as scary pests. They buzz around us
when we’re trying to enjoy the outdoors, they hide in our
patios, decks and fences, and sometimes they even sting.
But bees are more than just pesky insects. In fact, most
of the world’s bees are friendly and are hard workers
important for our survival. We rely on bees to pollinate
our flowers and plants, and make our honey and
beeswax.
Buzz about Bees gives you an insider’s view on the world
of bees, with activities and information on:
• bee anatomy
• bee mobility
• bee types and classifications
• bee behaviour
• bee habitats
• bee life cycle
Pub Date: April 2013
Price: $19.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-202-3
Trim: 8 x 10
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 48
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Kari-Lynn Winters is a children’s author, literacy
researcher and teacher. She has written a number of
children’s books, including Gift Days. She currently
works and lives in St. Catharines, Ontario.
FitzKids™
Spring 2013
In Deep with
the Octopus
Norma Dixon
Octopuses are eight-armed, boneless, solitary sea
creatures. They’re ugly, slimy and squirmy. Some can
weight over 200 pounds while others can be as small
as a golf ball. They have taste receptors all over their
body, and scent receptors on every arm. One kind of
octopus can even spit out toxic saliva at its enemies!
These complex creatures can even solve problems, store
memories, recognize shapes and even mimic people.
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $19.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-270-2
Trim: 8 x 10
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 32
Ages: 7+
Focus on Flies
978-1-55005-128-5 HC $19.95
978-1-55005-129-2 PB $11.95
Lowdown on Earthworms
978-1-55005-114-8 HC $19.95
978-1-55005-119-3 PB $11.95
In Deep with the Octopus takes you inside the octopus’s
world—with fascinating facts, photos and everything
you need to know about:
• types of octopus
• anatomy
• life and mating cycles
• habitats
• behaviour
• intelligence
You’ll also:
• learn how octopuses shoot ink.
• explore habitats.
• find out how octopuses have changed over the
centuries.
• discover the neat tricks they perform.
• learn what octopuses eat, and what eats them.
• take a quiz.
Norma Dixon is the author of Lowdown on Earthworms
and Focus on Flies. Norma has worked as an ad writer
and a school programs guide at the Vancouver Museum
and the VanDusen Botanical Gardens. She lives in
Vancouver.
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Spring 2013
Did you Know? Series
Did You Know
Did You Know Did You Know
Chameleons
Chameleons
Spiders
Chameleons
Spiders
Did you know…
• the chameleon has the ability to change
colours in a matter of seconds?
• a chameleon’s tongue is longer than its head
and body put together?
• they can trap 100 flies in only a few minutes?
• their eyes can move independently of each
other?
Did you know…
• most spiders have 8 eyes?
• female spiders can be up to 100 times bigger
than males?
• the Argyroneta aquatica is a type of spider
that lives underwater?
• certain tarantulas can live for 20 years?
Pub Date: June
Pub Date: June
Price: $9.95
Price: $9.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-299-3
EAN: 978-1-55455-302-0
Trim: 5 x 7
Trim: 5 x 7
Format: Paperback
Format: Paperback
Pages: 64
Pages: 64
Ages: 7-11
Ages: 7-11
Full colour throughout
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Spring 2013
Alain M Bergeron Illustrations by Sampar
Did You Know
Did You Know
Toads
Crocodiles
Toads
Crocodiles
Did you know…
• toads continue to grow throughout their
entire lives?
• certain toads can live for 17 years?
• toads live the first half of their lives in water,
and the second half on the ground?
• the marine toad can reach 23 centimetres in
length?
Did you know…
• crocodiles are cold-blooded animals who
continue to grow throughout their entire
lives?
• females lay their eggs in nests?
• crocodiles communicate with one another
through sound?
Pub Date: June
Pub Date: June
Price: $9.95
Price: $9.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-303-7
EAN: 978-1-55455-304-4
Trim: 5 x 7
Trim: 5 x 7
Format: Paperback
Format: Paperback
Pages: 64
Pages: 64
Ages: 7-11
Ages: 7-11
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FitzKids™
Spring 2013
When Children Play
The Story of Right To Play
WHEN
CHILDREN
PLAY
The Story of
Right to Play
Credit Right To Play
Gina McMurchy-Barber
Left: The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child states every child has the right to play,
but still many children never get the chance. Right: In Palestine, girls are learning that they
have the right to play.
Chapter 1
Let's Play
H
ave you ever felt down, bored or lonely,
but then a friend came along and said,
“Hey, you want to play?” Maybe you
had a game of catch, kicked a ball around,
or played hide and seek. Whatever it was,
it probably didn’t take long before you
forgot your worries and felt full of energy,
enthusiasm and joy. That’s no surprise
because play has a magical way of making us
feel happy and good about ourselves.
Some people—you know, the ones they
call experts—say play is the most important
work a kid can do. That’s right! Not only is
play fun and good exercise, it’s also a way for
kids to learn about sharing, negotiating and
compromising, improvising and inventing,
acting with grace and sportsmanship, and
making goals and mastering challenges. Not
only that, play can improve a child’s selfesteem and help heal painful memories too.
Oh yeah. One other great thing about play:
It gives children the opportunity to become
key players in a worldwide peace movement.
Play puts everyone on an even playing field
where the focus is on the game, on playing it
well, and on making it fun for everyone. Religion, race, nationality, gender, and physical
ability do not matter. Play removes barriers
and builds on our common need to express
joy in movement.
Play is so important for healthy development that the United Nations (UN) created
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An orphaned girl in a Ugandan refugee camp. A former
child soldier in the Sudan. When survival is the priority,
something as simple and normal as play seems to be a
luxury that these children can do without. But Right To
Play is changing that perception. Founded in 2000 by
Norwegian Olympic medalist Johann Olav Koss, Right
To Play begins at the grassroots community level, using
sports and games to teach at-risk and underprivileged
children around the world important values like selfesteem, empathy, and peace. Award-winning author
Gina McMurchy-Barber presents the history of this
organization as well as the people who are involved in
it – from the children, to their community leaders, to
the celebrity athlete ambassadors who support them.
Samples of Right To Play games are also included.
an international agreement, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Article 31,
that states every child has the right to engage
in play and recreational activities and that
their governments must respect, promote and
protect this right. Many world leaders understand that protecting children’s right to play
is a great way to raise healthy, caring and responsible citizens.
Unfortunately, even with this special
UN agreement in place, there are many
children around the world who never get the
chance to play. Sometimes it’s because their
countries have been at war, or face extreme
poverty or disease. Some children who are
forced to become soldiers lose the ability to
be childlike and joyful and can’t forget the
horrors they have seen or forgive themselves
for participating in war. Others never learn to
play because they have to work long hours in
hot factories or out in the fields. Some have
to take on the role of parenting their younger
brothers and sisters. In some regions, certain
children aren’t allowed to play simply because
A chance to play opens up new possibilities for these children in Umphium Refugee Camp,
Thailand.
Gina McMurchy-Barber was the recipient of the
Governor General’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
Canadian History. Her first novel, Reading the Bones,
was nominated for the 2008/2009 Langley Book of the
Year Award and 2009 Silver Birch Award. Her second
YA novel, Free as a Bird, was a finalist for the Governor
General’s Award for Children’s Literature (Text) in 2010.
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Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $19.95
EAN: 978-1-55455-154-5
Trim: 7.25 x 9.5
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 56
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they are girls or have a physical disability.
It’s for them, the world’s most disadvantaged
children, that Right To Play was started.
For over a decade now, this humanitarian
organization has been helping to bring
laughter and smiles to children all around
the world. It uses sports and play to educate,
improve health, and build confident youth
who want to give back to their communities.
Along with thousands of their famous red
soccer balls and other sports equipment, Right
To Play sets up programs, mentors youth, and
educates for peace and health with the help
of thousands of volunteers. Local Coaches,
teachers and professional athletes form an
international team of players whose goal it
is to see that every child has the right to play.
They’ve seen first-hand that when children
play, the world wins.
FitzKids™
Spring 2013
Rick Hansen
Don Quinlan
A biography for young readers of athlete and activist,
Rick Hansen.
Pub Date: March 2013
Price: $9.95 PB
$22.95 HC
EAN: 978-1-55455-196-5 PB
978-1-55455-195-8 HC
Trim: 6 x 9
Pages: 72
Rick Hansen suffered a spinal cord injury at the age of 15
after a car accident. But it didn’t stop him—during the
1980s he was active in the Paralympics as a wheelchair
basketball player. He became inspired by Terry Fox’s
Marathon of Hope, and when Terry Fox was forced to
end his run across Canada prematurely, Rick Hansen
made a vow to carry on. This vow became the “Man In
Motion World Tour.” Rick circumnavigated the globe in
his wheelchair, raising awareness and money for spinal
cord research. It was a 26-month trek across 4 continents
and 34 countries. Rick’s activism and the foundation he
created after the tour continue to this day.
Don Quinlan is the author of Tim Horton from the
“Larger Than Life” series biography. He lives in Toronto,
Ontario.
More Larger Than Life Biographies
Robert Munsch
Tim Horton
Northern Dancer
978-1-55455-057-9
978-1-55455-046-3
978-1-55041-496-7
$9.95, PB
$9.95, PB
$9.95, PB
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FitzKids™
Spring 2013
Reporter in Disguise: The
Intrepid Vic Steinberg
Christine Welldon
Reporter in Disguise:
The Intrepid Vic Steinberg
Christine Welldon
Who was Vic Steinberg? A man who enjoyed a pint of
beer at the rugby match? A young woman who worked
behind the counter at a local department store? A
seamstress in a sweatshop?
Yes—she could be any and all of these characters,
depending on the story she was chasing for her popular
column in the Toronto News.
Price: $19.95 HC
$11.95 PB
EAN: 978-1-55455-233-7 HC
978-1-55455-281-8 PB
Trim: 6 x 9
Pages: 72
Over 100 years ago, Vic Steinberg was breaking ground.
She was one of the New Women, a Bachelor Girl who
pursued a career in investigative journalism—hardly the
type of lifestyle for an upper-middle class young lady.
But she had to be stealthy, secretive, and cunning if she
wanted her scoop.
There are many details we do not know about this
secretive and feisty journalist—we don’t even know
her real name!—but one thing we know for sure: Vic
Steinberg would be laughing if she knew that decades
after her death, people are still wondering about her and
trying to solve the puzzle that was her life.
Christine Welldon is the author of several children’s
books including The Children of Africville; Children of the
Titanic; Molly Kool: Captain of the Atlantic; Canadian
Pacific Railway: Pon Git Cheng; and Pier 21: Listen to
My Story. Her work has also appeared in the Globe and
Mail and in The Fiddlehead, Canadian Business and
Omni magazines. Christine currently divides her time
between Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and Toronto, Ontario.
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Tradewind
Spring 2013
Aesop’s Fables
Anna Carries Water
Michael Rosen Illustrations by
Talleen Hackiyan
Olive Senior
Illustrated by Laura James
In this collection of thirteen classic fables,
Michael Rosen passes on the wisdom of Aesop
in a unique and appealing way. Modern
humorous retellings of such favourites as Town
Mouse & Country Mouse, The Fox & the Crow,
and The Frog & the Bull are vividly brought to
life by Talleen Hacikyan’s lively and vibrant
artwork.
Anna fetches water from the spring every day,
but she can’t carry it on her head like her older
brothers and sisters. In this charming and poetic
family story set in Jamaica, Commonwealth
Prize-winning author Olive Senior shows young
readers the power of determination, as Anna
achieves her goal and overcomes her fear.
Former UK Children’s Laureate, Michael Rosen,
has written many books for children and young
adults, including The Zoo at Night for Tradewind
Books. He lives in London where he presents
BBC Radio 4’s Word of Mouth.
Olive Senior grew up in Jamaica and was
educated in Jamaica and Canada. She is
the winner of many awards, including the
Commonwealth Prize and the Institute of
Jamaica’s Gold Medal for her poetry. She lives
in Toronto.
Talleen Hacikyan is a visual artist and art teacher
based in Montreal. This is her first picture book.
Laura James is an award-winning artist and selftaught painter of Antiguan heritage. Working as
a professional artist and illustrator for many
years, she is best known for her illustrations for
the Book of the Gospels: a lectionary, published
by LTP Press. She was born in New York City,
where she now lives.
Pub Date: May 2013
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $16.95
Price: $18.95
EAN: 978-1-896580-81-4
EAN: 978-1-896580-60-9
Trim: 11.25 x 11.875
Trim: 10.25”x 11.5”
Format: Hard cover colour
Pages: 32
Pages: 40
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Lee & Low
Spring 2013
How Far Do You Love Me?
As Fast As Words Could Fly?
Lulu Delacre
Pamela M Tuck illustrations by
Eric Velasquez
Based on a bedtime game author/illustrator
Lulu Delacre played with her young daughters,
How Far Do You Love Me? is an “I love you”
book with a twist. With every expression o flove,
readers visit one of thirteen different locations
around the world, each a beautifully illustrated
scene of adults and children in a place of
natural beauty.
Fourteen year old Mason Steel takes pride in
turning his father’s excited ramblings about
the latest civil rights incidents into handwritten
business letters. One day Pa comes home with
a gift from his civil rights group: a typewriter.
Thrilled with the present, Mason spends all
his spare time taeching himself to type. Soon
he knows where every letter on the keyboard
is located.
How Far Do You Love Me? is just right for
sharing and snuggling up close. As bedtime—or
any quiet time—approaches, gather close with
a special person in your life and get ready to let
your imagination soar to place after place of
love as you embark on a game of “How far do
you love me?” The possibilities are endless.
When the civil rights group wins a school
desegregation case, Mason learns that now
he will be attending a formerly all-white high
school.
Despite his fears and injustice from the students
and faculty, Mason perseveres. He does well in
school—especially in his typing class. And when
he competes in the county typing tournament,
Mason decides to take a stand, using his skills
to triumph over suspicions and racial prejudice.
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Ages: 3-8
Ages: 7-12
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Lee & Low
Spring 2013
Awakening
Hammer of Witches
Karen Sandler
Shana Mlawski
In this sequel to Tankborn, fifteen-year-old
GEN Kayla’s life has changed completely.
Once a Chadi sector GEN girl terrified of her
first Assignment, Kayla is now a member of
the Kinship, a secret organization of GENs,
lowborns, and trueborns. Kayla travels on
Kinship business while trying to further the
cause of GEN freedom.
Baltasar Infante, a bookmaker’s apprentice
living in 1492 Spain, can weasel out of any
problem with a good story. But when he
awakens one night to find a monster straight
out of his stories peering at him through his
window, he’s in trouble that even he can’t talk
his way out of. Soon Balthasar is captured by a
mysterious arm of the Spanish Inquisition, the
Malleus Maleficarum, that demands he reveal
the whereabouts of Amir al-Katib, a legendary
Moorish sorcerer who can bring myths and
the creatures within them to life. Baltasar, of
course, doesn’t know where the man is—or
that Bal himself has the power to summon
genies and golems.
Now Baltasar must escape the Malleus
Malificarum so he can find al-Katib and help
him defeat a dreadful power that may destroy
the world as they know it.
Despite her relative freedom, she is still a slave
to the trueborn ruling class. She longs to be truly
free, but other priorities have gotten in the way.
A paradoxically deadly new virus has swept the
sectors—a disease only GENs catch. And now
bombings of GEN warrens have started. There
must be a way to stop the killing...before it’s too
late.
Karen Sandler is the author of the first Tankborn
book as well as seventeen other novels for
adults. She lives in northern California.
Shana Mlawski is a native New Yorker who
has written for the pop culture website
overthinkingit.com. This is her first novel.
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Pages: 400
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Ages: 12+
Ages: 11+
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Lee & Low
Spring 2013
First Come the Zebra
Lynne Barasch
New in paperback. One day when Abaani, a
Maasai boy, takes his family’s cattle out to graze,
he is surprised to see a Kikuyu boy, Haki, tending
a new fruit and vegetable stall alongside the
road. The boys know of the traditional conflicts
between the Maasai and the Kikuyu. They take
an immediate dislike to each other.
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Pages: 40
Ages: 7-12
Rainbow Stew
Cathryn Falwell
It’s a rainy summer day, but the vegetables in
Grandpa’s garden are just waiting to be picked.
Yellow peppers, purple cabbage, red tomatoes,
green zucchini, orange carrots, and more. So
may colours! so many delicious ingredients to
slice, chop, peel, and dice for a great big pot
of mouthwatering Rainbow Stew, Yum, yum,
yum, yum!
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Pages: 32
Ages: 3-8
I and I Bob Marley
Tony Medina illustrations by
Jesse Joshua Watson
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Now in paperback, a biography in verse of
reggae legend Bob Marley, exploring the
influences that shaped his life and music on
his journey from rural Jamaican childhood to
international superstardom.
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Dorinda Makanaonalani Nicholson
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Lee & Low
Spring 2013
Shana Mlawski
A photo-illustrated book about the Aztec Eagles,
Mexico’s World War II Air Force squadron,
interwoven with the story of Sergeant Angel
Bocanegra, whose service was rewarded with
the building of a school in his village.
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Ages: 7-12
ung Readers 3
Etched in Clay: The Life of
Dave, Enslaved Potter and Poet
Andrea Cheng
In this middle grade/young adult biography in
verse, the story of the life and times of Dave, an
enslaved potter who inscribed his works with
sayings and short poems in spite of the slave
anti-literacy sentiment in South Carolina in the
years leading up to the Civil War.
Pub Date: January 2013
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Format: Hard cover
Pages:160
Ages: 9+
Surfer of the Century
Ellie Crowe illustrations by
Richard Waldrep
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $12.95
EAN: 978-1-60060-461-4
Now in paperback, the true story of Hawaiian
Duke Kahanamoku, six-time Olympic
swimming champion and legendary surfer
who popularized surfing around the world.
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Format: Trade paper
Pages: 48
Ages: 7-12
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Tilbury
Spring 2013
THE EYE OF THE WHALE: A RESCUE STORY
THE EYE OF
THE WHALE
$16.95 ISBN 978-0-88448-335-9
The Eye of the Whale
A Rescue Story
THE EYE OF THE WHALE
Jennifer O’Connell
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hundreds of yards of crab-trap
lines, struggling to stay afloat.
A team of volunteers answered
the call, and four divers risked
their lives to rescue the enormous
animal. It was the first successful
whale disentanglement performed
off the West Coast of the United
On a cool December morning near San Francisco, a
distress call was radioed to shore by a local fisherman. He
had discovered a humpback whale tangled in hundreds
of yards of crab-trap lines, struggling to stay afloat. A
team of volunteers answered the call, and four divers
risked their lives to rescue the enormous animal. It was
the first successful whale disentanglement performed
off the West Coast of the United States and prompted a
rare and remarkable demonstration of animal behavior.
States and prompted a rare and
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remarkable demonstration of
animal behavior.
This celebrated story, beautifully
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make you wonder about animal
emotions and the unique
connections we can have with
animals—even whales.
There are scores of ropes trapping the whale.
She is barely able to breathe.
The captain assembles his rescue team. James, a dive
master, has never been close to a whale. He doesn’t
know what to expect.
This celebrated story, beautifully depicted in Jennifer
O’Connells mesmerizing paintings, will make you
wonder about animal emotions and the unique
connections we can have with other animals, seven
whales.
Jennifer O’Connell is the bestselling author and
illustrator of the picture book, Ten Timid Ghosts. She
is the author of Its Halloween Night! and the illustrator
of A Garden of Whales, among others. A two-time
recipient of the Christopher Award, Jennifer also creates
illustrations for book covers and magazines.
To research The Eye of the Whale, Jennifer traveled to
San Francisco where she met Captain Mick Menigoz
and rode his rescue boat, Superfish, out into the Pacific
Ocean to the area where the events in the book took
place. This experience fueled her inspiration as she
created the images and words of this extraordinary story.
They might not reach the whale in time.
Sharks could find it first.
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And they see her. The whale whirls
around the divers in a fast, wild dance.
Then she disappears. James is puzzled.
The whale bumps him ever so gently—a little tap.
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Then, one by one, she bumps the other divers, too.
Spring 2013
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Nick Eyles
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Spring 2013
ON THE
LABRADOR
On the Labrador
Arnold Zageris
ARNOLD ZAGERIS
Why Labrador?
One of my most persistent memories of this rarely seen
part of Canada has been northern Labrador’s vastness,
isolation and wildness.
Far from busy roads or crowded villages the Kiglapaits,
Kaumajets and Torngat mountains rise from a deep
cold sea, isolated, ice-covered and bare. Misty fjords,
towering cliffs and dark lost valleys hold secrets long
hidden and remain so. Here long ago Vikings passed
and Inuit hunted. Today it lies waiting to be discovered.
This is not a land as Sebastian Cabot once said “God
gave to Cain” but a land that will seduce you by its sheer
grandeur and beauty.
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Pages: 208
110 full colour images
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Everyone takes pictures to bring back memories of
times and places that moved them. The greater the
emotional impact or involvement the greater is the need
to preserve them. Precious memories fade quickly and
become fleeting. My experience with Labrador has been
long and intense. Compiling the images of sixteen trips
refreshes old memories and allows stories to re-surface
that are just wanting to be told. A book gels this mosaic
of emotions, discoveries and feelings.
There is also a joy and satisfaction in sharing my images
and the experience of my voyages with others who can
travel vicariously or plan trips of their own. A book
would open a dialogue with kindred spirits, artists and
travellers alike and the beauty of Labrador would not be
lost but twice shared.
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Spring 2013
THE
CARBON RUSH
The Critically-Aclaimed Documentary Feature
AMY MILLER
A View
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LivingWithin the Glow of Grangemouth—
How One Group and One Community
Are Making a Difference in Scotland
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The Carbon Rush
Amy Miller
Written by award-winning documentarian Amy Miller,
The Carbon Rush focuses on the real meaning of Carbon
trading, where countries can buy and sell anothers’
carbon emission through a system where carbon credits
are traded like stocks and bonds. It is really a zero-sum
formula where the amount of carbon-based pollution
is not being reduced – only moved by brokers among
countries. Credits are then given which are used to
bankroll huge industrial operations, many of which are
ravaging both the world’s poor and their environments,
many of which are aboriginal.
Amy Miller is a media maker and social justice
organizer based in Montréal. She directed the
featurette documentary Myths for Profit: Canada’s Role
In Industries of War and Peace which was screened
across Canada and at festivals including the Milano
Film Festival, RIDM. It won the People’s Choice award
at the Bay Street Film Festival. Her first short Outside of
Europe won second place for the CBC--RCI’s Migr@tion
Award. She has worked extensively with The Dominion
and The Media Co-op as both a writer and editor. She
continues to focus on developing critical documentaries
for transformative social change.
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Spring 2013
The Railway Beat
A Century of Canadian
Pacific Police Service
David Laurence Jones
Canadian Pacific at its apex operated the most expansive and
comprehensive transportation system the world has ever
seen, before or since. Vast amounts of freight and multitudes
of people, moved seamlessly back and forth on the North
American continent and across the oceans to the far corners
of the earth in the capable hands of a single, well-oiled
administration.
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When the Canadian Pacific Railway was built in the early
1880s to connect the thriving cities of Eastern Canada with the
fledgling communities on the West Coast of British Columbia,
however, this first, tenuous lifeline of the wildly ambitious
enterprise stretched across more than two thousand miles
of rugged, nearly uninhabited wilderness – with no blanket
authority or viable system of law enforcement.
Initially the country’s own mounted police force took up the
challenge of protecting the men and women who accomplished
the national dream of forging a link from sea to sea and beyond;
but, inevitably, the responsibility for the security of people and
goods would fall to the Canadian Pacific itself and the private
police force which grew up with the company.
From its somewhat disreputable origins of ad-hoc groups of
semi-autonomous armed watchmen and strike-breaking
thugs organized at the local level to the fully-professional
force created in 1913 by the CPR president, the stage was set
for more than a century of Canadian Pacific Police Services
to come. The quiet efficiency with which its officers have
conducted themselves in their ongoing battles with fraud,
theft, smuggling, bombings, murder and mayhem, and the
degree to which they have managed to avoid controversy and
public scrutiny, speak well for the men and women on the
“Railway Beat.”
Spring 2013
Revised Edition
Revised Edition
Canadian Rail Travel Guide
Okanagan Trips and Trails
Daryl T. Adair
Judie Steeves & Murphy Shewchuk
All aboard...
Along coastal waters, across endless prairies,
into the north country, or through the majestic
snow-capped Rocky Mountains, Canada offers
the ultimate romance and adventure of rail
travel in all directions.
With in-depth text, 40 maps and 100 photos, the
book describes the many routes in kilometreby-kilometre detail—the Centennial and Trans
Canada Trails, as well as many lesser-known
trails and routes.
Filled with essential information including
mile-by-mile descriptions of points of interest,
communities along the way, overviews of
attractions, the Canadian Rail Travel Guide
tells you everything you need to know to turn
you dreams of travelling by train into exciting
reality.
Among its many features:
• More than 130 colour maps and photographs.
• “Photo alerts” tell the traveller about scenic
photograhy opportunities.
• Contact phone numbers, e-mails and
addresses to help you plan your trip.
The book features: Backpacking, Bird Watching,
Boating, Camping, Exploring, Hiking Horseback
Riding, Mountain Biking, Skiing, Diving &
Snorkeling and a myriad of other outdoor
recreational opportunities!
Two of the Okanagan area’s most experienced
and knowledgeable outdoors writers, British
Columbians Murphy Shewchuk and Judie
Steeves give you all the information you need
“where to go” and “how to get there.”
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Spring 2013
In Reliquary
Daryl Hine
How to describe you save as a reliquary,
A masterwork fashioned from hope and boldFaced fictions containing a dubious relic? Query
The lost, loquacious seventeen-year-old,
And he will tell you again the mouldy tales he told
This too credulous solitary
Common scold, a literal truth fairy,
While his eyes beamed silver and his locks gleamed gold.
From “A Reliquary”
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A Reliquary, Daryl Hine’s final collection of poetry,
completed just months before he died, is a portrait of
the poet aging. It is elegies for lost friends and odes to
absent ones, the poet himself suffering in sickness yet
never despondent. There is real joy here, a vivacious
voice confined to a wheelchair and singing out to the
world. The poems themselves are both relics contained
within a reliquary and the reliquary itself, yet they are
also alive with the witty and masterful plays of language
for which Hine is best known.
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Recollected Poems
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Shortlisted for the Governor
General’s Award (2010)
Daryl Hine was born in British Columbia. He studied
Classics at McGill and at the University of Chicago. He
was former editor of Poetry (Chicago), and had taught
at the University of Chicago, the University of Illinois,
and Northwestern. Author of sixteen books of verse
and six of verse translation, he received three Canada
Council Grants, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a MacArthur
Fellowship, and a medal from the American Academy of
Arts and Letters, among many other honours. &: A Serial
Poem was a finalist for the Governor-General’s Literary
Award for Poetry in 2010. He died in August 2012.
Praise for Daryl Hine:
“Daryl Hine’s is a cultured voice. It avoids stuffiness, egoism and
shallow ironies. “ -Jury Citation, Governor-General’s Literary Award
for Poetry 2010
“Daryl Hine is, I believe, a genius.”
-Bill Coyle, Contemporary Poetry Review
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Spring 2013
Alongside
Anne Compton
You can’t enter the past – it’s true – but there are towlines
that steady you alongside. Their unravelling
renders tomorrow indistinct.
from “Shoreland”
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Anne Compton’s fourth collection, Alongside, tells an
unexpected love story, a celebration of beauty which
begins in the mind and wanders out into the garden
and back again through the library. It is a story that
moves between the wild and the domestic. Beauty, like
the figure of the fox that appears and re-appears here,
is joyous and elusive, glimpsed and gone. Every poem
in the book is a conversation, with other writers, with
lovers, with books, and an Island past. A conversation
about the way in which the unlived life always walks
beside us.
Anne Compton is a two-time winner of the Atlantic Poetry
Prize and winner of the Governor General’s Literary
Award for Poetry for her second collection, Processional.
In 2008, she was awarded the Alden Nowlan Award for
Excellence in English Language Literary Arts. A former
teacher and writer-in-residence at the University of New
Brunswick at Saint John, she developed and directed the
acclaimed Lorenzo Reading Series.
Praise for Asking Questions Indoors and Out
‘Compton’s poems speak to our nomadic existences, the
transience and connectedness of our fragile lives.’
-Winnipeg Free Press
‘It is a joy to trip with Compton over girlhoods, wakes and their
accompanying waking, and the language of confluence and
convergence, memory and community.’
-Canadian Literature
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Spring 2013
Basil
Thyme, Coriander and Other Herbs
Basil
Thyme, Coriander and Other Herbs
Jean-Paul Grappe
Author Jean-Paul Grappe dives into the world of cooking
with herbs. He introduces us to 20 herbs filled with subtle
flavour, teaches us their history, their therapeutic value
and their use in the kitchen. You’ll be tempted by the
magnificent photos while you try your hand at tarragon
liquor, mackerel fillets with sage and white wine or fried
vegetables and chives. The author also provides readers
with a host of clever cooking tips.
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Originally from Dijon, Jean-Paul Grappe has been a
professor and kitchen chef at l’Institut de tourisme et
d’hôtellerie du Québec since 1956. His vast experience
in the domains of cooking and teaching has made him
a well-respected francophone chef. He’s also the author
of Gibier à poil et à plume and Poissons, mollusques et
crustacés, published at Éditions de l’Homme.
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $19.95
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Format: Trade paper
Pages: 147
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Spring 2013
Berries
Berries
Jean-Paul Grappe
Strawberries, raspberries, currants, and mulberries—
so many names and flavours that evoke the taste of
summer. With these 60 recipes, you’ll get to savour
berries in all ways imaginable: fruit wine, jams, jellies,
grilled swordfish with blueberries, clafouti, fois gras with
figs, soups, crepes…You’ll discover a refreshing universe
of the most popular berries and those that should be
better known.
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Pages: 149
Pies
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Jean-Paul Grappe is a professor and chef at l’Institut de
tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec. His vast teaching
and culinary experience has made him one of the most
well-known and well-respected chefs in Quebec. He’s
also the author of Basil, Thyme, Coriander and Other
Herbs. The French edition of Berries won a Gourmand
World Cook Book Award in 2005.
Patrice Demers is a pastry chef at restaurants Les
Chèvres and Le Chou. All the pastry recipes in Berries
are Demers’ creations. He’s also the author of Patrice
Demers in the collection Tout un chef!
Bread
978-1-55455-064-7
$19.95
Fish
Jean-Paul Grappe
Fish
978-1-55455-203-0
$19.95
This culinary collection will put you in the mood for a feast.
Discover savoury recipes and original dishes that will
satisfy the most diverse tastes. Whether you are a Gastro-
nome or a Sunday cook, you will enjoy this varied, colourful,
s, great chefs worldwide have endeavored to make us appreciate fish and to include it more
This increased interest in healthy food, as well as the goodness of fish, confirmed by scientific
Fish
and enchanting collection of fish cuisine.
n us the opportunity to discover new and delicious species. Unfortunately, we do not always
High in protein and low in calories, fish is an ideal
substitute for red meat. Jean-Paul Grappe’s Fish
provides detailed instructions on creating irresistible
dishes that will delight any seafood lover.
and are sometimes short on imagination. With Fish you’ll discover 60 recipes to enjoy in a
gastronomic pleasure.
Handy alternative fish choices, tips and serving sug-
hredded salt cod and capers • Barbecued herb-stuffed pickerel en papillote •
and information on selecting and storing fish make
gestions make the recipes flexible and easy-to-follow,
Mackerel in white wine • Haddock tian and hazlenut butter •
this book a useful addition to any library.
meunière with herbed polenta • Salmon and halibut mousse with yoghurt sauce •
matoes and black olives • Brook trout and scallop torbuns with vanilla white butter •
Whether your preference is for Grilled Atlantic
ith almond mousse and mayonnaise • Lobster and shredded cod puff pockets •
Salmon in Red Wine Sauce, Steamed Cod with Riced
Potatoes and Grilled Pine Nuts, or Sautéed Lake
Trout with Pistachio Coulis, Jean-Paul provides a
y from Dijon, France, Jean-Paul Grappe moved to Montreal after representing the food of France
delectable combination to suit every palate.
eal Expo 1967. He has worked at Kir, Café Martin, and was chef-owner of the popular La Brioche
e and the prestigious seafood restaurant La Marée. Recipient of the Price Max Rupp, he is author
ookbooks and is a culinary instructor at l’Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec.
Fitzhenry &
Whiteside
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Spring 2013
Tales Behind the
Loincloth
Jennifer Podemski
For many years, Jennifer Podemski told herself a lie and if lie
haunted her. The lie was that she hated being an “Indian” and
everything that it represented. Ultimately, when she faced
down the lie for what it was and embraced who she was.
Pub Date: July 2013
Price: $19.95
EAN: 978-1-89725-282-6
Trim: 5.5 x 8.5
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 124
From the age of eight, Jennifer understood she was born to
perform. She wanted to sing, dance, and make people laugh.
She threw herself into school plays, music, dancing, and the
school choir. She began auditioning for work as an extra in TV
and films, and then one day she met Bruce McDonald who was
directing a film called Dance Me Outside. He offered Jennifer
the lead role of Sadie Maracle, an experience that proved to be
life defining for her. Dance Me Outside set her on a journey that
formed the actor, producer, and storyteller Jennifer Podemski
is today.
Along the way she realized that in order to achieve her dreams
she would have to change the industry, and so she decided to
do just that. “I began to feel strongly that a part of my purpose
in life was to inject Aboriginal perspectives into the otherwise
plain and colourless Canadian television industry but, in
addition, to make a difference at the grass roots level in the
community.”
Jennifer began producing in 1999 when she co-founded
the production company Big Soul Productions with Laura
Milliken. Together they created and produced many awardwinning television and film projects, The Seventh Generation.
Today, Jennifer owns and operates Redcloud Studios Inc., an
independent production company dedicated to strengthening
aboriginal visibility in the film and television industry, both
behind the scenes and in front of the camera.
In her honest, cut-to-the-chase memoir, Behind the Buckskin
and Feathers, Jennifer tells it like it was, how she went from
being a self-hating Indian with low self-esteem, to a respected,
active member of the Aboriginal community. It’s an inspiring
journey for Natives and non-Natives, performers and aspiring
performers, and anyone who has a dream to be the best that
they can be.
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Spring 2013
Groundwater
in Canada
Compiled by Alfonso Rivera
Chief Hydrogeologist, Geological Survey of Canada
Most fresh water – other than glaciers – is found
underground. All of the water in the lakes and rivers of
the world accounts for a fraction of the world’s available
freshwater resources. Less than 1% comes from surface
water while 99 percent comes from the groundwater
found in aquifers.
Nevertheless, a fundamental question remains in
our water-rich country: how much fresh water do we
actually have? Groundwater is a strategic resource,
currently supplying clean, abundant and relatively
cheap freshwater to more than 10 million Canadians.
This book represents the first comprehensive,
synthesized single volume assessment of groundwater
resources in Canada. Walkerton, water crisis, climate
change, land use, drought, water energy, water bulk
transfers, urbanization, transboundary aquifers – all
of these are keywords and issues affecting Canadians
today.
Price: $125.00
EAN: 978-1-55455-292-4
Trim: 8.5 x 11
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 512
This book represents the work of 45 noted Canadian
ground water scientists. It provides a science-based
overview and a collective understanding of Canada’s
groundwater resources in order to support their
sustainable use and protection. The narrative discusses
in detail each Canadian ground water region within its
geographic region, and analyzes the state of groundwater
use today.
Comprehensively illustrated with maps and charts,
Ground water Resources of Canada is an invaluable
resource of any person concerned about today’s most
critical issue –WATER.
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Spring 2013
The Rideau Canal
A Historical Guide
Paul Schliesmann
Pub Date: February 2013
Price: $22.95
EAN: 1-550416138
Trim: 6.5 x 9
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 128
Capital Walks
Walking Tours of Ottawa
978-1-55041-763-0
$19.95
Historical Walks
The Gatineau Park Story
978-1-55041-772-2
$16.95
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In 2007, the Rideau Canal and Kingston Fortifications
were named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A trip to any
of the 24 lockstations along the 202-kilometre waterway,
or to Fort Henry and the Martello towers in Kingston,
reveals why the Rideau has earned this distinction. The
historical sites are remarkably well-preserved and the
canal system continues to operate almost exactly as it
did when completed in 1832.
Rideau Canal: A Historical Guide was written and
illustrated to provide visitors with a historical overview
of the waterway’s origins, the story of its supervising
engineer and creator Lt.-Col. John By, as well as insights
into its operations and construction. The book contains
dozens of full-colour photos of the canal as it looks today
and historical paintings from the time of its building.
Author Paul Schliesmann is an award-winning
newspaper reporter who has lived on the Rideau for 30
years.
Capital Rambles
Exploring the National
Capital Region
978-1-55041-770-8
$19.95
Spring 2013
Edge
Clockwork Heart
Dru Pagliassotti
Pub Date: August 2013
Price: $16.95
EAN: 978-1-77053-025-3
Trim: 5.5 x 8.5
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 336
Taya soars over Ondinium on metal wings. She is an
icarus—a courier privileged to travel freely across the
city’s sectors and mingle indiscriminately among its
castes. But even she can’t outfly the web of terrorism,
loyalty, murder, and intrigue that snares her after a
daring mid-air rescue. Taya finds herself entangled with
the Forlore brothers, scions of an upperclass family:
handsome, brilliant Alister, who sits on the governing
council and writes programs for the Great Engine; and
awkward, sharp-tongued Cristof, who has exiled himself
from his caste and repairs clocks in Ondinium’s lowest
sector. Both hide dangerous secrets, in this city that
beats to the ticking of a clockwork heart….
Dru Pagliassotti is a professor of communication at
California Lutheran University, where she teaches
media theory and practice. She published and edited
The Harrow, an online literary magazine for fantasy
and horror, from 1998-2009, and she currently runs The
Harrow Press, which publishes horror anthologies. Her
martial arts training in judo, ju-jitsu, aikido, and kempo
comes in handy when writing fight scenes.
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Edge
Spring 2013
Chilling Tales Two
Edited by Michael Kelly
20 New Spine Tingling Tales…
Canada’s maestro of the macabre, Michael Kelly, brings
you Chilling Tales: In Words, Alas, Drown I, an all new
collection of nightmares that will perturb and torment
you. Tales that will leave a frisson of fear and raise a
quiver of goose-flesh. A chill is in the air.
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $14.95
EAN: 978-1-77053-024-9
Trim: 5.5 x 8.5
Format: Trade paper
Pages: 240
This tome includes selections by iconic Canadian
dark fantasy and horror writers Camille Alexa, Colleen
Anderson, Kevin Cockle, Gemma Files, Lisa L. Hannett,
Derek Kunsken, Claude Lalumiere, Daniel LeMoal,
Catherine MacLeod, Michael Matheson, Susie Moloney,
David Nickle, Ian Rogers, Douglas Smith, Simon
Strantzas, Edo van Belkom, Halli Villegas, Bev Vincent,
Robert J Wiersema and Rio Youers, with an introduction
by Michael Kelly.
Michael Kelly is the author of two short story collections,
Scratching the Surface and Undertow and Other
Laments, as well as co-author of the novel Ouroboros.
His fiction has appeared in a number of anthologies
and journals, including All Hallows, Be Very Afraid!,
Dark Arts, Darkside 5, Flesh & Blood, The Mammoth
Book of Best New Horror 21, The Literary Journal,
Murmurations, Postscripts, Space & Time, Supernatural
Tales, Tesseracts Thirteen and Chilling Tales: Evil Did I
Dwell; Lewd I Did Live.
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Spring 2013
Quarry
Northern Heat
Best Canadian Erotic
Romance Stories
Edited by Opal Carew
Pub Date: Febuary 2013
Price: $24.95
EAN: 978-1-550823943
Trim: 6 x 9
Format: Trade paper
Canadian authors have recently come out of the
“genre fiction” closet to make their mark in the
high-brow literary world. Robert Sawyer reigns over
speculative and science fiction, Peter Robinson is the
master of murder and mystery fiction, Charles de Lint
heads up the fantasy genre, and Edo van Belkom has
published Northern Horror, an anthology of Canadian
horror writers.
In Northern Heat, Canadian authors stake a claim to the
erotic romance genre and step out from behind their
nom de plume to receive the recognition they deserve.
Pages: 240
Erotic romance stories have romance as the main focus
of the plot line, but the action is enriched with strong,
often explicit, sexual content. Erotic romance should
not be confused with pornography or erotica. Erotica
portrays human anatomy and sexuality with high-art
aspirations, while pornography aims to arouse sexuality.
Perhaps the best known work of erotic romance is 50
Shades of Grey by E.L. James. Unlike this work of formula
characters and action, the stories in Northern Heat are
genuine works of art, not just light entertainment.
Is this what Pierre Berton had in mind when he defined
a Canadian as someone who can make love in a canoe?
Read on.
Contributing Authors: Linda Blair, Susan Lyons, Sharon
Page, Sylvia Day, Elora’s Cave, and Opal Carew
Opal Carew is the author of Forbidden Heat, Insatiable,
Twin Fantasy, Total Abandon, and Blush, among other
novels published by St. Martin’s Press. She lives in
Stittsville, Ontario.
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Spring 2013
Quarry
Oh What a Feeling
A Vital History of Canadian Music
The Next Generation
Compiled by Martin Melhuish
Price: $34.95
EAN: 978-1-894997317
Trim: 8.5 x 11
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 240
In 1996 the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and
Sciences contracted with Quarry Press to publish a
history of Canadian popular music since Confederation
to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the JUNO
Awards. The book was a smashing success, with 195,000
copies sold to schools, libraries, and music fans from
coast to coast.
Oh What a Feeling: The Next Generation refreshes the
information and images from the first volume and then
focuses on the events of the past three decades as a
host of Canadian musicians became international stars
– Celine Dion, Alanis Morissette, Barenaked Ladies,
Shania Twain, Avril Lavigne, Justin Bieber, Dianna Krall,
and many more. Arranged chronologically and fully
illustrated, Oh What a Feeling Volume 2 promises to be
as successful as the first volume.
Martin Melhuish is arguably the foremost pop music
journalist in Canada, the founder of Contact, and
the scriptwriter for a number of CBC and PBS music
documentaries. He wrote the first volume of Oh What
a Feeling.
Fox Music Books, an imprint of Quarry Press Inc, leads
the Canadian music world in publishing music history
and biography books. Titles include The Story Behind the
Songs: The Top 20 Canadian Rock Pop, and Folk Music;
The Encyclopedia of Canadian Rock, Pop & Folk Music;
Stan Rogers, Northwest Passage, and Neil Young: The
Canadian Years.
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Spring 2013
Quarry
Postcards From
Nowhere
Short, Short Stories
Edited by Bob Hilderley
Published in cooperation with the Writers’ Union of
Canada and the Canada Council Art Bank
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $19.95
EAN: 978-1-550823981
Trim: 6 x 9
Format: Paperback,
perforated postcards
Pages: 240
Twenty-five years ago, Quarry Press introduced to the
Canadian literary scene the short, short story genre, also
known as quick fiction, flash fiction, quick fiction, and
postcard fiction, with the publication of Open Windows:
Canadian Short, Short Stories. The book was reviewed
enthusiastically in the New York Times Book Review in
its New and Notable column, and Quarry was credited
with fostering this form of “quick fiction.” Since then the
postcard story has become a Canadian literary fixture,
featured in several annual writing contests, including a
contest sponsored by Geist Magazine and the Writers’
Union of Canada (WUC).
Postcard Fiction …. features the WUC contest winners
and runners-up for the past 15 years, with a wrinkle. The
stories are being designed as real postcards with the text
printed on the back and a work of art from the Canada
Council Art Bank on the front.
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Spring 2013
Kodansha
Sword Techniques
of Musashi and the
Other Samurai Masters
Fumon Tanaka
In this landmark book, author Fumon Tanaka uses the
life and accomplishments of sword master Miyamoto
Musashi to explore the history of swords and sword
fighting and show the key role they played in the
development of the traditional Japanese martial arts
systems.
Pub Date: June 2013
Price: $39.95
EAN: 978-1-56836-475-9
Trim: 7.5 x 10.25
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 224
1337 black & white photographs
The book opens with an introduction to Musashi as a
real-life figure, not just the legend. Musashi was born in
1584, a time of transition in Japan that saw centuries of
violence give way to an era of peace. In his early years,
Musashi studied kenjutsu (the technique of the sword)
and trailed as a warrior. By the age of thirty, he had
proved himself a gifted swordsman. Warriors, however,
were no longer needed for battle. Musashi turned to
the inner secrets and theories of kenjutsu in order to
find a deeper meaning to life. He became a painter and
wrote Zen poetry. In 1643, when he was sixty years old,
Musashi wrote his classic work, The Book of Five Rings.
Musashi was a master of the two-sword (masterless
warrior) way of life and opened a kenjutsu dojo, where
he taught two-sword fighting.
The long history of Japan is also the history of the martial
arts, which evolved from swordsmanship. And since the
mental, spiritual and physical aspects are inseparable,
an exploration of traditional martial arts is also a look at
the very essence of Japanese culture.
Fumon Tanaka is the leading authority on the traditional
martial arts in Japan and has written many books on the
subject, including Samurai Fighting Arts.
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Kodansha
Spring 2013
The Kodansha
Kanji Dictionary
The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s
Dictionary Revised and Expanded
Jack Halpern
Edited by Jack Halpern
The most sophisticated Kanji dictionary ever
developed
• 5000+ character entries
• A revision of NTC’s New Japanese-English
Character Dictionary published in 1994
• Includes advanced features such as kanji
synonyms, usage notes, etymologies,
Chinese variant forms and readings, and
rare or archaic words and meanings
• More than 42,000 words or word elements
• 6 lookup methods and 3 indexes
• Appendices give students instant access to a
massive amount of useful information
A revised, expanded edition of the bestselling
Japanese-English character dictionary
• 3002 character entries – 702 more than in the
previous edition
• Features all the new Joyo Kanji (general
use characters prescribed by the Japanese
government) and all of the current Jinmei
Kanji (characters allowed to be used in
names)
• Gives core meanings, enabling learners
to instantly grasp the meaning of each
character
• Displays readings of kanji in hiragana
(native syllabary) rather than in Romanized
Japanese – an improvement that reflects
modern teaching practices
Pub Date: August 2013
Pub Date: May 2013
Price: $91.00
Price: $51.95
EAN: 978-1-56836-408-7
EAN: 978-1-56836-407-0
Trim: 5 x 8.25
Trim: 5 x 7.3
Format: Hard cover
Format: Paperback
Pages: 2,000
Pages: 1,296
2-colour, 5 appendices and 3 indices
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Spring 2013
Kodansha
The Encyclopedia of
Japanese Martial Arts
David A Hall
Pub Date: Febuary 2013
Price: $68.95
EAN: 978-1-56836-410-0
Trim: 6 x 9
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 720
229 photos, 166 illustrations, 144 charts
and lists
The Encyclopedia of Japanese Martial Arts is an
exhaustive, impeccably researched reference offering
information about everything there is to know on the
subject, from “adauchi” (a vendetta) to “zanshin” (state
of focused vigilance before, during, and after executing a
technique or combative form). This complete reference
contains around 4,000 entries arranged alphabetically
with concise definitions, covers all aspects of the many
different martial arts that have developed in Japan.
Readers will find entries on hundreds of classical
martial arts schools and over 50 detailed lineages of
these schools; over 300 combative systems; the master
martial artists (both classical and modern) and the roles
played by Buddhism, Taoism, Shintoism, and Shugendo
in shaping the spiritual and cultural lives of Japanese
warriors.
With its vast wealth of information and practical,
user-friendly organization, this encyclopedia is sure
to become the essential reference for the beginning
martial artist seeking an introduction to the basics, as
well as for the advanced student who wants a deeper
understanding of the historical, spiritual and combative
origins of the many different disciplines and schools.
David A Hall started studying karate and aikido in 1965.
He is currently a professor at Montgomery College in
Maryland.
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Kodansha
Spring 2013
Simply Japanese
Yoko Arimoto
978-4-7700-3102-0
$36.95, PB
Shibori
Yoshiko Iwamoto Wada, Mary Kellogg Rice and Jane Barton
The Ultimate Japanese
Phrasebook
Kit Nagamura
978-4-7700-2399-5
$62.95, PB
978-4-7700-3100-6
$32.95, PB
Japanese for Busy People I
Ajalt
Japanese for Busy People II
Ajalt
Japanese for Busy People III
Ajalt
978-1-56836-384-4
$34.95, PB
978-4-77003-010-8
$37.95, PB
978-4-77003-036-8
$37.95, PB
Hagakure—Manga Edition
Tsunetomo Yamamoto
The Heart of Aikido
Morihei Ueshiba
978-4-77003-120-4
$19.95, PB
978-4-77003-114-3
$25.95, HC
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&: A Serial Poem/44
2014 Canadian Weather Trivia Calendar/ifc
A
Aboriginal Carol, An/12
Adair, Daryl/43
Aesop’s Fables/31
Alongside/45
Anna Carries Water/31
As Fast As Words Could Fly?/32
Awakening/33
B
Barasch, Lynne/34
Basil/46
Beauty Returns/21
Bergeron, Alain M/26
Berries/47
Bertouille, Ariane/6
Best Gifts, The/8
Born Ugly/19
Bouchard, David/11, 12, 13, 16
Bread/47
Breast Stories/38
Bringing Up Beauty/21
Buffy Sainte Marie/38
Buzz About Bees/24
Bye, Bye Butterflies/2
C
Canadian Rail Travel Guide/43
Carbon Rush, The/22
Carew, Opal/53
Caribou Song/2
Chameleons/26
Cheng, Andrea/35
Chilling Tales Two/52
Clockwork Heart/51
Coates, Jan/17
Compton, Anne/45
Counting Back From Nine/14
Crocodiles/27
Crowe, Ellie/35
D
Dalrymple, Lisa/4
Del Rizzo, Suzanne/4
Delacre, Lulu/32
Did You Know? Series/26-7
Different Kind of Beauty/21
Dixon, Norma/25
Drum Calls Softly, The/12
Dying to Go Viral/21
E
Egghead/15
Encyclopedia of Japanese Martial Arts, The/58
Etched in Clay/35
Eye of the Whale, The/36
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F
Falwelll, Cathryn/34
Favreau, Marie-Claude/6
First Comes the Zebra/34
First Flute/13
Fish/47
Focus on Flies/25
From the Land of the Night/10
G
Gift Days/2
Glory Wind, The/14
Goobie, Beth/19
Grappe, Jean-Paul/46, 47
Green Heroes/23
Greener Grass/15
Groundwaters of Canada/49
H
Hackiyan, Talleen/31
Hagakure/59
Hall, David A/58
Halpern, Jack/57
Hammer of Witches/33
Hare in the Elephant’s Trunk, A/17
Heart of Aikido/59
Hilderley, Bob/55
Hine, Daryl/44
Hockey Girl/15
Honour on Trial/38
How Far Do You Love Me/32
I
J
I and I/34
If I Just Had Two Wings/14
In Deep with the Octopus/25
In Reliquary/44
James, Laura/31
Japanese for Busy People/59
Jason’s Why/14
Jason’s Why/19
Jones, David Laurence/42
Jousting with Jesters/2
K
L
M
Kazaak/4
Kelly, Michael/52
Kodansha Kanji Dictionary, The/57
Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary/57
Last Chance for Paris/21
Living Outside the Lines/14
Long Powwow Nights/12
Lowdown on Earthworms/25
MacKay, Elly/8
Mako/2
McCalla, Darrel/10
McMurchy-Barber, Gina/28
Index
McNicoll, Sylvia/21
Medina, Tony/34
Meetings with Maritime Poets/45
Melhuish, Martin/54
Miller, Amy/22
Mlawski, Shana/33
Mollel, Tololwa/10
N
Nicholson, Dorinda Makanaonalani/35
Nighthawk!/15
Nine Lives of Travis Keating, The/14
Nokum is My Teacher/12
Northern Dancer/29
Northern Heat/53
O
O’Connell, Jennifer/36
Objects in the Mirror/18
Oelze, Don/13
Oh What a Feeling/54
Okanagan Trips and Trails/43
On the Labrador/40
On the Road with Captain Palliser/38
Otis and Alice/6
P
Pagliassotti, Dru/51
Parker, Ron/16
Phillips, David/ifc
Pies/47
Podemski, Jennifer/48
Pond Book, The/38
Postcards From Nowhere/55
Power of Harmony, The/17
Processional/45
Q
R
Quinlan, Don/29
Railway Beat, The/42
Rainbow Crow/12
Rainbow Stew/34
Recollected Poems/44
Reporter in Disguise/30
Rhinos for Lunch and Elephants for Supper/10
Rick Hansen/29
Rideau Canal, The/50
Rivera, Alfonso/49
Road Rocks/38
Robert Munsch/29
Robins, Tudor/18
Rosen, Michael/31
S
Sampar/26
Sandler, Karen/33
Sapp, Allen/11
Saving Armpit/15
Schliesmann, Paul/50
School the Aztec Eagles Built, The/35
Secret Of Your Name, The/12
Senior, Olive/31
Shewchuk, Murphy/43
Shibori/59
Simply Japanese/59
Skink on the Brink/4
Skrypuch, Marsha Forchuk/8
Song Within My Heart/11
Spiders/26
Stamp Collector, The/2
Stand Your Ground/20
Steeves, Judie/43
Surfer of the Century/35
Sweet Seas/38
Sword Techniques of Musashi and the Other Samurai
Masters/56
T
Tales Behind the Loincloth/48
Tanaka, Fumon/56
Throne, The/19
Tim Horton/29
Timberwolf/15
Toads/27
Tooter’s Stinky Wish/4
Tuck, Pamela/32
U
V
W
Ultimate Japanese Phrasebook/59
Velasquez, Eric/32
Voices From the Wild/16
Waldrep, Richard/35
Walters, Eric/20
Watson, Jessie Joshua/34
Welldon, Christine/30
What Happened to Serenity?/14
What’s for Lunch/2
When Children Play/28
White Bicycle, The/15
White Bicycle, The/2
Who Speaks for the River/38
Wild Geese/15
Winters, Kari-Lynn/24
Y
Z
Yellow Mini/14
Zageris, Arnold/40
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(905) 477-9700 ext. 228
[email protected]
Cheryl Chen
Marketing Director
(905) 477-9700 ext. 258
[email protected]
Christie Harkin
FitzKids™
(905) 477-9700 ext. 217
[email protected]
Michelle Melski
Adult Publicist
(905) 477-9700 ext. 226
[email protected]
Richard Dionne
Red Deer Press
905) 477-9700 ext. 248
[email protected]
Sarena Brown
Marketing and Publicity
(905) 477-9700 ext. 223
[email protected]
Tracey Dettman
Fifth House
(905) 477-9700 ext. 214
[email protected]
Peter Doll
Webmaster
(905) 477-9700 ext. 249
[email protected]
Ordering information
195 Allstate Parkway
Markham, Ontario L3R 4T8
T. 1-800-387-9776 • 905-477-9700
F. 1-800-260-9777 • 905-477-2834
Email: [email protected]
EDI: San #1151444
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