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Rebecca McDonald
This offers an introductory route into earth science alongside a clear emphasis on caring for the planet. Its distinctive angle is linking knowledge of Earth with shared environmental responsibility.
Rebecca Davis
A faith-centred life story about prayer, service and responsibility towards orphaned children. It may work especially well as a read-aloud for families wanting to discuss how beliefs shape practical care for others.
Carrie Gleason
This is a factual introduction to Canada’s natural resources and the ways they become food, energy or materials for everyday products. Its angle combines broad geographical coverage with a clear message that resources should be used responsibly.
Ellen Lawrence
This book introduces how air pollution can arise, what it may contain, and why acid rain matters, then invites readers to consider everyday ways of using less electricity and oil.
Zak Ebrahim
This is a personal account of rejecting inherited hatred and choosing peace. It offers a way into questions about responsibility, identity and prejudice, while engaging with terrorism and family history rather than treating them as abstract subjects.
Karen Romano Young
A focused introduction to orbital debris: where it comes from, what happens to inactive satellites, and the repair and collection projects being explored.
Pat Rac, Neijib Bentaieb
A light science-fiction adventure combines space travel, a search for a lost species and an environmental idea: neglecting nature can leave the world empty. The imaginative setting may invite discussion without presenting the book as a factual account.
Linda Bailey
A moody, child-focused biography of Mary Shelley that links imagination, reading, family influences, travel and scientific ideas with the creation of Frankenstein.
Ryan Basen
This is a focused introduction to sports injuries, combining medical and sporting perspectives rather than concentrating only on scores. It may suit a reader wanting organised background on factors involved in injury and how the issue is addressed.
Elise Gravel
Elise Gravel’s graphic nonfiction book explains fake news, disinformation and conspiracy theories through deliberately silly fictional examples. Serious consequences include harmful health claims, pollution denial and damaging political accusations, though the tone remains humorous and non-blaming.
A practical, activity-led resource for indoor toddler play, combining craft, imaginative play and hands-on tasks with stated learning aims. Its labels may help a caregiver choose ideas by skill, preparation, time and messiness.
Owen Davey
Expect a visually led, imaginative space story rather than a reliable account of Laika’s life.
Lily Williams
A thoughtful introduction to ecological interdependence: sharks are presented as important predators, while human activity threatens them. The book combines hopeful conservation action with an unsettling imagined future without sharks.
Dara McAnulty
Expect a reflective, nature-rich memoir rather than a conventional plot: wildlife observation, campaigning, family relationships, autism, school difficulties and changes at home unfold across a year.
Stephanie Watson
This is a compact biographical introduction to Pope Francis, combining personal details with religious, political and historical context. It offers a portrait that includes admiration for his humility and work with poor and sick people, while also acknowledging criticism of his conduct during Argentina’s “dirty war”.
Catherine M. Swift
A faith-centred biography about holding to a religious conviction under public pressure, then choosing missionary work over sporting celebrity. It may suit readers interested in belief, courage and difficult decisions.
Jen Trifer
A clear, picture-led introduction to turtle anatomy and variety, linking visible features—such as shells and feet—with differences in temperament and suitability as pets.
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