For Children & Young Adults

Rose lives with her parents in a small cottage in the forest. Her family are poor and hardworking, and Rose yearns for fun, friendship and flowers.

An environmental fairytale that speaks eloquently to the most pressing issues of our times, from the Booker Prizewinning author of The Famished Road.

An essential guide to encourage children to explore, enjoy and benefit from the natural world around them.

Little Bear is a lyrical retelling of an Inuit folktale, written by award-winning author Dawn Casey and radiantly illustrated by award-winning artist Amanda Hall. When a lonely old woman finds a polar bear cub with no mother of his own, she adopts him, and cares for him as he grows. The bear cub rides in her hood and sleeps by her side.

The more we notice and appreciate all the good things around us, the better we feel and the better we feel, the more good we can do for others. Give Thanks offers simple ways kids can be aware of the gifts at hand in their lives and reap the feel-good benefits.

Many Indigenous cultures on Turtle Island recognize the Medicine Wheel as a sacred symbol. The Medicine Wheel has four equal areas; black, white, red and yellow. These areas represent the four directions, four seasons, four elements, four stages of life and four sacred plants.

A lovingly illustrated guided meditation to calm and soothe kids while also inspiring and empowering them to act on behalf of the natural world