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Laisse un bel héritage

Prince, Leona,


Traduction de : Be a good ancestor. Sois un bon ancêtre avec tes pensées. Les pensées deviennent des idées, les idées deviennent des actions, les actions deviennent des mouvements et les mouvements deviennent des changements.
Date Published:2025

N'oublie jamais qui tu es

Prince, Leona,


Traduction de : Remember who you are. Tu as plus de pouvoir que tu le crois. Ce livre aux illustrations lyriques parle aux jeunes de leurs racines culturelles, de la sagesse de leurs ancêtres et de leur propre potentiel. Chaque page propose une affirmation sur l’identité, le respect, l’amour et la vérité, encourageant tous les enfants à accepter leurs dons et leur pouvoir uniques. En abordant la résilience qui coule dans leurs veines et les savoirs inscrits dans le ciel, N’oublie pas qui tu es inspire les enfants à se considérer comme des membres à part entière de leur communauté, comme des personnes capables à la fois d’un grand leadership et d’une grande gentillesse.
Date Published:2025

Traduction de : Remember who you are. Tu as plus de pouvoir que tu le crois. Ce livre aux illustrations lyriques parle aux jeunes de leurs racines culturelles, de la sagesse de leurs ancêtres et de leur propre potentiel. Chaque page propose une affirmation sur l’identité, le respect, l’amour et la vérité, encourageant tous les enfants à accepter leurs dons et leur pouvoir uniques. En abordant la résilience qui coule dans leurs veines et les savoirs inscrits dans le ciel, N’oublie pas qui tu es inspire les enfants à se considérer comme des membres à part entière de leur communauté, comme des personnes capables à la fois d’un grand leadership et d’une grande gentillesse.

Date Published:2025

Ne pas apprendre à voler

Rimau, Penny J.,


Traduction de : Non imparerò mai a volare. Un rouge-gorge refuse de quitter son nid, persuadé qu'il ne saura jamais voler. Sa professeure de vol lui révèle deux secrets : on n'apprend rien sans erreurs, et changer de perspective peut transformer un échec en aventure. Une histoire à lire dans deux directions pour voir les choses autrement.
Date Published:2025

Cracking the code : the human quest to uncover secrets

Kehoe, Rachel,


Humans have been keeping secrets for generations and using cryptology to make sure those secrets don't fall into the wrong hands. From the development of ancient Greek ciphers, to the creation of the Enigma and today's CRISPR technology, codes and codebreakers have changed the course of history. Today cryptology addresses cybersecurity and the ethics of hacking our own genetic code. Cracking the Code reveals the history of codes, explores why humans keep secrets and introduces us to coding heroes like the Navajo Code Talkers from World War II. Codes have defined human history and will map our digital future. Will you be the next codebreaker to unlock the mysteries behind the codes that shape our world?
Date Published:2025

Humans have been keeping secrets for generations and using cryptology to make sure those secrets don't fall into the wrong hands. From the development of ancient Greek ciphers, to the creation of the Enigma and today's CRISPR technology, codes and codebreakers have changed the course of history. Today cryptology addresses cybersecurity and the ethics of hacking our own genetic code. Cracking the Code reveals the history of codes, explores why humans keep secrets and introduces us to coding heroes like the Navajo Code Talkers from World War II. Codes have defined human history and will map our digital future. Will you be the next codebreaker to unlock the mysteries behind the codes that shape our world?

Date Published:2025

Beasts from the deep

Ralphs, Matt,


Includes index. The twilight zone : 660-3,300 feet -- The midnight zone : 3,300-13,100 feet -- The abyssal zone : 13,100-19,700 feet -- The hadal zone : 19,700-36,070 feet Dive down and discover the world's strangest, scariest, and most magnificent sea creatures. From sharks that can live for 500 years, to fish with teeth so long they can't close their mouths. Discover hairy anglerfish, giant squid, goblin sharks, barreleyes, and many more unbelievable beasts from the deep ...
Date Published:2025

Includes index. The twilight zone : 660-3,300 feet -- The midnight zone : 3,300-13,100 feet -- The abyssal zone : 13,100-19,700 feet -- The hadal zone : 19,700-36,070 feet Dive down and discover the world's strangest, scariest, and most magnificent sea creatures. From sharks that can live for 500 years, to fish with teeth so long they can't close their mouths. Discover hairy anglerfish, giant squid, goblin sharks, barreleyes, and many more unbelievable beasts from the deep ...

Date Published:2025

A Ramadan night

Presley, Nadine,


After asking his Baba what a Ramadan night feels like, Sami, a young boy, discovers the answer for himself as he experiences the sights, sounds, and sensations of a Ramadan night in Damascus.
Date Published:2026

Can we talk? : how humans stay in touch

Birmingham, Maria,


Now hear this -- Speak up -- Spread the word -- Going the distance -- Tech talk -- Computers rule. Examines how humans have communicated over time.
Date Published:2025

There's a song in the forest

Britton, Jennifer,


There’s a Song in the Forest takes young readers on an adventure to experience the soundscape of the natural world.
Date Published:2025

Kenzie's little tree

McGauley, Alison,


Kenzie's mom doesn't always feel well, but Kenzie learns that she is strong -- just like the little tree they plant in their yard -- and that together, they can get through the hard times.
Date Published:2025

Of the sun : a poem for the land's First Peoples

González, Xelena,


"With Barefoot Audiobook, online access included"--Cover. "Scan [QR code] to listen!"--Back cover. A lyrical celebration of Indigenous and First Nations children, our cherished connection to the land, and our ancestral right to belong
Date Published:2025

ABC

Arbona, Marion, 1982-,


Vous aurez besoin d’yeux bien affûtés pour vous amuser avec cet abécédaire surprenant. Élaboré selon le principe du « cherche et trouve », ABC propose une foule de mots hétéroclites pour chaque lettre et vous invite à trouver leur représentation dans une illustration des plus déjantées. En effet, chaque illustration présente une lettre géante garnie à ras bord d’éléments fantaisistes et captivants. Avec cet album, on s’amuse à découvrir le son et le nom des lettres, à apprendre de nouveaux mots et à inventer des histoires farfelues!
Date Published:2021

Vous aurez besoin d’yeux bien affûtés pour vous amuser avec cet abécédaire surprenant. Élaboré selon le principe du « cherche et trouve », ABC propose une foule de mots hétéroclites pour chaque lettre et vous invite à trouver leur représentation dans une illustration des plus déjantées. En effet, chaque illustration présente une lettre géante garnie à ras bord d’éléments fantaisistes et captivants. Avec cet album, on s’amuse à découvrir le son et le nom des lettres, à apprendre de nouveaux mots et à inventer des histoires farfelues!

Date Published:2021

Undaunted Ursula Franklin : activist, educator, scientist

Franklin, Monica,


Ursula Franklin was a brave and brilliant woman. Born in Germany with Jewish ancestry, she survived the Holocaust while many in her family did not. She became a physicist and an engineer at a time when women were not welcome in academics. These experiences shaped Ursula, and she went on to stand up for equality, for peace, and for the protection of the environment and the vulnerable throughout her life. Ursula Franklin was also a caring mother, as her daughter Monica Franklin shows in the stories here. Ursula was celebrated in her lifetime, receiving both the Order of Canada and the Pearson Peace Medal. Today she has not only a street but a school named after her in Toronto, where children can learn to remain undaunted despite what hardships we face—to pursue our dreams while standing up for what is right—under the shelter of her name.
Date Published:2024

Ursula Franklin was a brave and brilliant woman. Born in Germany with Jewish ancestry, she survived the Holocaust while many in her family did not. She became a physicist and an engineer at a time when women were not welcome in academics. These experiences shaped Ursula, and she went on to stand up for equality, for peace, and for the protection of the environment and the vulnerable throughout her life. Ursula Franklin was also a caring mother, as her daughter Monica Franklin shows in the stories here. Ursula was celebrated in her lifetime, receiving both the Order of Canada and the Pearson Peace Medal. Today she has not only a street but a school named after her in Toronto, where children can learn to remain undaunted despite what hardships we face—to pursue our dreams while standing up for what is right—under the shelter of her name.

Date Published:2024

Bicycle Bob and the bike revolution

Freed, Josh, 1949-


Montreal's network of bicycle paths and the love Quebeckers have for the bicycle might be completely different today if it weren't for one exceptional man and his merry bunch of revolutionary cyclists. Bicycle Bob and the Bike Revolution follows the story of Robert Silverman and Claire Morissette, who introduced what appeared to be crazy ideas about sustainable mobility in a world that was, at that time, completely dominated by gas cars. This band of bike misfits used hilarious peaceful protests aimed at rethinking the car's place at the heart of a gas-guzzling carbon economy and succeeded in orchestrating a complete shift towards the bicycle.
Date Published:2023

Montreal's network of bicycle paths and the love Quebeckers have for the bicycle might be completely different today if it weren't for one exceptional man and his merry bunch of revolutionary cyclists. Bicycle Bob and the Bike Revolution follows the story of Robert Silverman and Claire Morissette, who introduced what appeared to be crazy ideas about sustainable mobility in a world that was, at that time, completely dominated by gas cars. This band of bike misfits used hilarious peaceful protests aimed at rethinking the car's place at the heart of a gas-guzzling carbon economy and succeeded in orchestrating a complete shift towards the bicycle.

Date Published:2023

We all love = kiskihitonaw

Flett, Julie,


"Snuggle up! Animals love--like you! Join baby bears, little ducklings, curious foxes, and many more adorable creatures as they remind us of all the ways, big and small, that we show love and care. We All Love is a poetic and beautifully illustrated reminder of the interconnectedness of the natural world--demonstrating how care, protection, and love are experienced by all living things. We All Love features: A glossary of Cree animal names used throughout the text; A letter to the reader from Julie Flett. Part of the We Do Too! series, following We All Play, We All Love is a celebration of the love that connects us all--big and small, near and far. We love too! / kîstanaw mîna"--
Date Published:2026

"Snuggle up! Animals love--like you! Join baby bears, little ducklings, curious foxes, and many more adorable creatures as they remind us of all the ways, big and small, that we show love and care. We All Love is a poetic and beautifully illustrated reminder of the interconnectedness of the natural world--demonstrating how care, protection, and love are experienced by all living things. We All Love features: A glossary of Cree animal names used throughout the text; A letter to the reader from Julie Flett. Part of the We Do Too! series, following We All Play, We All Love is a celebration of the love that connects us all--big and small, near and far. We love too! / kîstanaw mîna"--

Date Published:2026

Circle, circle, who do you hide?

Samatte, Sandra,


"This fun guessing book features a variety of North American Indigenous animals and is a great repetitive rhyming book that teaches shapes to young children."--
Date Published:2024

Umingmak and Fox : why is it dark?

Fournier, Jamesie


A pair of friends, Umingmak and Fox, haven't seen the sun for a long time. Umingmak the muskox watches the sky growing darker in the winter months. Umingmak is surprised and a little scared! He asks his friend Fox: Why is it dark? Fox explains why it is so dark during the winter and brighter in the summer.
Date Published:2025

Chi miigwech = Big thank you

márta, astra,


This colorfully illustrated picture book expresses gratitude for the natural world, food and shelter, feelings, experiences and the Seven Grandfather Teachings.
Date Published:2026

To my irniq : to my son

Sammurtok, Nadia,


In this book, a mother recounts for her son all the things she loves about him, connecting each attribute to an element of the Arctic landscape or Inuit traditional life.
Date Published:2025

Kokum, are these moose tracks? : celebrating fall

Legault Taylor, Tyna,


When the harvest begins every fall, Joshua looks forward to eating Kokum's delicious moose meat stew at family feasts. He loves being on the land, and he can't wait to go moose hunting with his kokum. Joshua and Kokum are careful not to make too much noise as they look for moose tracks in the forest. There are so many different animal tracks and Joshua can find them all. But which ones are moose tracks?
Date Published:2025

When the harvest begins every fall, Joshua looks forward to eating Kokum's delicious moose meat stew at family feasts. He loves being on the land, and he can't wait to go moose hunting with his kokum. Joshua and Kokum are careful not to make too much noise as they look for moose tracks in the forest. There are so many different animal tracks and Joshua can find them all. But which ones are moose tracks?

Date Published:2025

L'ours Catcha et les sept enseignements


Catcha Bear and The Seven Teachings is a story about Courage. Let’s learn the Seven Teachings!
Date Published:2024