Murder Among the Pines
Maxine Benson, police chief in a small town, sets out to solve the murder of her ex-husband's new girlfriend in this work of crime fiction.
Reaching & Teaching Them All
Making quick and lasting connections with every student in your classroom.
Powerful Understanding
Helping students explore, question, and transform their thinking about themselves and the world around them.
The B-Team: The Case of the Angry First Wife
A team of vigilantes seeks to right wrongs in this lighthearted work of fiction.
The Middle Ground
In this short novel, Missy Turner's ordinary life is turned upside down.
Memories in Focus
Memories in Focus vividly retells Pinchas's struggle to stay alive under the cruellest of circumstances and the luck and moments of kindness that enabled him to survive.
Dignity Endures
The train from Hungary to Auschwitz brings Judith face-to-face with Dr. Mengele, the Angel of Death, who decides her fate.
From Loss to Liberation
After being sent to a forced labour camp, Joe escapes and joins the Slovak resistance, fighting to free his country from the Nazi invaders.
White Sand Blues
Paramedic Ashley Grant finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation while in the Victoria and Albert Islands in this work of crime fiction.
Cultivating Readers
Everything you need to take reading instruction beyond the skills to addressing the will.
Moving Math
How to use thinking skills to help students make sense of mathematical concepts and support numeracy development.
From Scratch
In this short novel, a single mother goes back to school in order to run her own bakery.
Take Me to Your Readers
How to use the best children's books to lead students to read, read, read.
Worst Date Ever
This funny short novel follows a single mom on a number of first dates.
Literacy Out Loud
Creating vibrant classrooms where talk is the springboard for all learning.
Buried Words
Molly Applebaum’s courageous words, written fifty years apart, offer a fascinating reflection on both her wartime experiences and her post-war life.
How Do I Get Them to Write?
Explore the reading-writing connection using freewriting and mentor texts to motivate and empower students.
Silent Refuge
"News travels fast in the countryside, and when I started school many of the villagers knew that we were Jewish, although they really did not know what that meant."
Six Lost Years
"How much longer could we last?" sixteen-year-old Amek Adler laments, after arriving at yet one more concentration camp in the spring of 1945.
A Childhood Adrift
An eloquent personal narrative detailed with historical research and commentary, A Childhood Adrift explores identity, closure, disillusionment and the anguish of silenced emotions.