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Riley's dad signs him up for aikido to help him deal with his anxiety.

In the 2nd book of the Almost Epic Squad series, readers follow 13-year-old Gary as he attempts to master his not-so-super powers to become a basketball star. 

Rain isn’t going to stop a hula-hooping moose, a badger with a bumblebee umbrella and a rabbit in a cashmere sweater from showing their grumpy friend how to have fun.

David starts attending a new school. While watching kids at recess on his first day, David thinks of the string of knotted rubber bands in his pocket. Does anyone want to play elastic skip?

In the sequel to Camp Average, camp counselor Winston is up to some new schemes and Mack launches a risky plan to save the day.

In the first book of a new high-action series, The Puck Drops Here, has the forces of evil battling some unlikely opponents – ordinary kids with super hockey skills!

When Pedro struggles with the reality of moving, his mom teaches him and his friends about mindfulness. The children learn about focusing on their bodies, senses, feelings and eventually acceptance.

Proud to Play is an overview of the history of LGBTQ+ athletes in Canada. This book will make all young sports enthusiasts and competitors proud to play.

The Paralympic Games are one of the most viewed sporting events in the world. This book highlights the achievements of Paralympic athletes by showcasing some of the ways they train for their sport.

Peanut has their own unique way of doing things. When Peanut decides to be a rhythmic gymnast, they come up with a routine that they know is absolutely perfect, because it is absolutely, authentically Peanut.

A fast-paced mystery set at the Tokyo Olympic Games. After setting out to solve the mystery of the masked medalist's identity, siblings Mika and Andy quickly realize there's another mystery they need to attend to

Megabat has a dilemma: he is afraid of going into the scary woods at the sleepaway camp he is attending with best friend, Daniel. Can Megabat overcome his fears when his friend is in trouble? 

This book tells the story of African-American football player Chuck Ealey as a child.

Willie O'Ree was the first Black hockey player to play in the NHL. His relentless positivity, perseverance and love for the sport helped him overcome adversity and change the game.

Spirit Bear and his family learn why people disagree and how we can learn from the good and bad parts of history to make better decisions now and for future generations of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit kids

Lester is worried about learning how to skateboard, but his siblings are having so much fun. After a wipeout on his first try, will he give up or try again?

A lyrical picture book that explores the importance of protecting water from harm and corruption. It celebrates Indigenous-led movements to protect our planet's water and serves as an inspiring call to action.  

Jamie finds the courage to reveal her true self to her friends and become a princess of great daring.

Learn important hockey terms and lingo in this interactive, rhyming read-along. 

In 1907, Tom won the Boston Marathon. He faced criticism for his unusual training techniques, but Tom always did what he felt was right. 

Shane Burcaw has spinal muscular atrophy which hinders his muscles’ growth. Shane is still able to enjoy life with the people he loves as they help him with his daily routines. 

When the sun starts to set, it's time for Little Fox to wake up and be with his mama. But mama doesn't want to play. Can Little Fox find someone to play with before it's time to go back to bed?

Learn all about Inuit games and why they are important for staying healthy and strong for life in the Arctic.

Charlotte "Charlie" Dickson's imaginary friend from childhood, Rudy, suddenly reappears in her life as an actual living person. The problem with imaginary friends: they know all of your secrets. And what Rudy knows about Charlie may cause chaos in her life.

What Yeti finds easy, Unicorn finds difficult and vice versa. The two friends learn to work together to make sure they can both have fun! 

Eric Walters writes a very timely story that readers can relate to: the characters struggle with the life-changing pandemic caused by COVID-19 and the uncertain times it has created. 

Nibi means water in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe). In this dual language book for young children, we learn the importance of water and that we all have a role to thank, respect, love, and protect it. 

When Malaika's mother, who works in Canada, is unable to send her money for a costume for Carnival, Malaika gets help from her grandmother and neighbour to create a beautiful patchwork costume, which she proudly wears to dance in the parade.

To keep boredom at bay, the members of the Agency play with a new virtual console. But while they're in the middle of a game, an enemy takes control of the machine! 

A hilarious and goofy adventure that follows Cameron Boxer as he finds fame and fortune by playing video games online for an audience. But can Cameron conquer the game's infamous Level 13? 

To mark the 40th anniversary of the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope, read the story of his remarkable friendship with Doug, who was with him every step of the way.

Lou faces a new and difficult challenge. With determination and the support of her friends, Lou faces her fear. 

In this fun, interactive game of hide-and-seek, young children learn about positional prepositions.

Unplug and enjoy this fun and inventive picture book that teaches you how to play fairly with others. 

Head outdoors and grab your guide packed with basic outdoor skills, camping recipes, outdoor projects, exciting activity suggestions and inspiring stories of diverse historical and contemporary outdoorswomen.

Kenyan orphans, Kitoo and Nigosi, are introduced to ice hockey through a book that a librarian gives Kitoo. The book leads him to dream of playing hockey. 

This playful board book asks readers the quesstion, “Have you ever seen…?” and then displays the silliest images and text. Get ready to giggle!

Creating a party piñata, bee hotel, and cardboard castle are just a few crafts you can make while learning the importance of recycling and reusing materials.

A sensitive boy gets overwhelmed by all the sights, sounds, and sensations at the beach, but his dad has a technique to help his son face these obstacles. This book gently offers practical advice for coping with new experiences to sensitive children on and off the autism spectrum.

Yoomi loves studying taekwondo and wants to earn a yellow belt, but she is afraid to break a board until Grandma comes to the rescue. Facts about taekwondo and some Korean vocabulary are included. 

A group of campers decide to revolt by losing spectacularly at every game they play. 

When a young girl moves from the country to a small town, she feels lonely and out of place. But soon she meets an elderly woman next door, who shares her love of arts and crafts.

Self-proclaimed #1 goat detective, Billiam Van Hoof is here to find Hen’s stolen egg. As he bumbles through his investigation, the answer becomes clear to everyone except him!

This inspiring book shares the true stories and accomplishments of more than fifty Black Canadians from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador.

This uplifting book emphasizes accountability and persistence through the pledge taken by the students of I Promise School, which is supported by the LeBron James Family Foundation. 

Tia and Leo notice that the school janitor is acting weird. He’s been picking through the trash and hoarding banana peels in the creepy school basement. Things go from weird to worse when the kids discover what’s actually in the basement

Jake and Kamik are finally ready for their first dog sled race! The Kamik series shares traditional dog-rearing practices and dog-training techniques from the community members of the Arviat, Nunavut.

Terry Fox's remarkable journey has inspired people in Canada and worldwide. The latest installment in this acclaimed biography series comes to mark the 40th anniversary of the Marathon of Hope. 

As bear goes through his day, he seeks a way to energize, think clearly, stay calm, be positive, and finally relax before bedtime. He meets a variety of forest animals that show him how to achieve these states of mind through simple yoga poses.

This picture book follows Eva, a young girl born with cerebral palsy, as she pursues her dream of becoming a dancer. Eva learns of a place that has created a class for dancers of all abilities and her dreams begin to come true.

Clarence Brazier has a secret that he kept for almost one hundred years! But Clarence proves that with determination, it's never too late to share your secret and learn something new. 

Now that everyone knows Casey's a boy, he's joined the boys' soccer team and together they face challenges and share their love of the game.

The true story of Ashima Shiraishi, one of the world’s best rock climbers. Lean how Ashima sees a boulder as a “problem” she can solve by climbing to the top.

Ria, a teenager living in Edmonton, Alberta, is passionate about fashion and beauty. When her mother insists that she either get a job or join a team sport, Ria joins a volleyball team. She quickly discovers her own capabilities and the rewards and challenges that come with team sport. 

Author and illustrator, Bridget George, introduces readers to Ojibwe words for nature as she guides them through the forest.

At Maker School, Meg is the first and only Boxitect… that is, until Simone shows up. At the annual Maker Match, will their competitiveness spin out of control?

Showcases the achievements of Canadian women sport stars, including Christine Sinclair, Hayley Wickenheiser, and Indigenous Cross-country skiers Sharon Anne and Shirley Firth.

The third book in the Jack series finds Jack at a baseball game where he is not allowed to swing. When a tie-breaker is needed, what can Jack do to help his team? 

This fun picture book is a great introduction to shapes and colours. Follow a group of animal friends as they discover a collection of mysterious buttons, all of which do different things.

A dynamic graphic novel featuring thirteen-year-old twin basketball stars Josh and Jordan. The boys wrestle with highs and lows on and off the court as their father ignores his declining health. 

When Kayla is first introduced to the game of basketball, she quickly learns that there is more to the sport than learning how to play. Kayla discovers that basketball is magical, and gives many gifts along the way.

Petey the Cat is out of jail and he has a brand-new lease on life. While Petey's reevaluated what matters most, Li'l Petey is struggling to find the good in the world.

At the age of 81, after a lifetime of making his body, mind and heart stronger, Fauja decided to run his first marathon. He went on to break records and became the first person over 100 to complete the grueling long-distance race.

Paul Wahasaypa (Siha Tooskin) has invited his friend, Jeff, to his first ever powwow. Siha Tooskin and his Uncle Lenard teach him about Nakota forms of traditional and non-traditional dance. 

From a giant luge run on a main street to the theft of 9,000 barrels of maple syrup, celebrate Canada’s quirky history, wildlife, science, culture, food, art…and giant roadside attractions! 

Join the Thea sisters on an adventure packed with mystery, as they help their friend Beatrice prepare for the Summer Olympics.

A choose-your-own-adventure story with 30 paths and 30 minutes to escape. Choose your escape path as you try to dodge obstacles like deadly quicksand, giant sea monsters, double-crossing villains, and hungry great white sharks. 

In this wildly creative story, Gurple and Preen’s ship crashes on a planet and they must break crayons in order to fix it. 

Ralph Baer was a great inventor who transformed the television into a vehicle for gaming with his invention called the Odyssey. With great illustrations, this book is perfect for anyone with a curiosity of how things work.

The Bad Guys have saved the world and now it's time to celebrate! But when one member of the team makes a shocking discovery, the party might be over sooner than everyone thinks.

Kakapo has mastered all the karate kicks. Well…except for the most challenging one: the flying kick. 

In a hilarious role reversal, a son has to teach his dad the basics of soccer, especially how to be a team player. 

A hero on and off the ice, P.K. Subban has set records, received awards and earned respect in the NHL, all the while confronting racism with action to support others.

The amazing true story of how Manon Rhéaume's persistence, courage and passion for hockey made her the first and only woman to play a game in the National Hockey League.

In the annual relay race, Steve is paired with the much slower Duck, Turtle, and Snail. Steve discovers that there is more than one way to be a winner. 

A true childhood story of the Canadian hockey legend, Bobby Orr. After asking for new skates for an upcoming birthday, he's surprised when he receives old, previously worn "hand-me-down" skates as his gift. 

Matthew’s mom signs him up for baseball to learn teamwork. Will Matthew find a way to play on the team, when all the team wants to do is draw?

This rhyming book celebrates the simple joy of yoga and the natural shapes that babies can make with their bodies. 

Isaac is the best in his hockey video game but will his skills translate when he is beamed away to play a real, high stakes alien hockey game?

This is a story about a little boy who lives above a convenience store with his mom. When he goes to spend his pocket money on candy—only when Mom’s not looking—he gives the knot on the clothesline by the outdoor stairs a good yank (it makes the best sound). One day, he tugs a little too hard, and takes the stairs a little too fast, and—*whiiiiiz!*{: style="color: rgb(85, 85, 85);"}—gets stuck hanging smack in the middle of the clothesline.