(A great gift for teachers too!)
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Libertyville HS - IL
Fall 2026
Shining gems among other star books!
Diversify your reading with stories written or illustrated by Indigenous artists.
Selection of books made in Detroit,
on the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe nations of the Council of the Three Fires:
Ojibwe, Ottawa and Potawatomi.
September 30 is National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
It is also the National Day of Remembrance for U.S. Indian Boarding Schools.
On both sides of the border, it’s Orange Shirt Day, to remember the children who did not return alive from Indigenous residential schools and to honor those who survived.
Photo: beaded shirts by Bérénice Mollen Dupuis @maytheforce_bead_withyou.
September 25 is "I buy a Franco-Ontario book" day.
Well yes, there are Francophones in Ontario!
They even number close to 800,000.
😀Andrée Poulin is passionate about social and environmental issues. Her picture books, novels, documentaries for all ages generously convey the emotions and moods of the characters, and some rightly challenge conventions.
😀 Mireille Messier has a great sense of humor. She also likes to gently change our perceptions and educate, even toddlers. Her books are enlightening and sometimes quite hilarious. She is also a voice-over artist.
Discover more authors and illustrators from this tempting selection!
We're celebrating the 13th year for this initiative set up by Amélie Dubé and Patrice Cazeault to promote Quebec authors, illustrators and publishers. Here are 12 suggestions for 2026 and 12 more from 2025 to discover. Which one(s) will you pick?
