Category: Board Book

Say goodnight to Canada! Goodnight Canada is a charming board book that takes little readers on a cozy, cross-country journey from coast to coast. With gentle, rhyming text and vibrant illustrations, this bedtime favorite introduces a fascinating fact about each province and territory–perfect for sparking curiosity while winding down for the night.Written and illustrated by a talented Canadian artist based in Ontario, this keepsake beautifully celebrates the beauty, culture, and spirit of Canada. From the rugged Rockies to the sparkling Atlantic, every page offers a loving “goodnight” to a different part of the Great White North.

I Love Canada from the beloved Taffy Tales Love You Forever board book series is a joyful celebration of everything that makes Canada special–perfect for little hands and big hearts. This beautifully illustrated board book helps children learn their ABCs by spotting C’s and A’s on hockey jerseys, and practice counting with hockey pucks and lacrosse balls. Along the way, readers discover Canada’s breathtaking nature, kind and courteous people, and a culture that embraces differences with warmth and pride.Whether you live here, are visiting, or have just made Canada your home, I Love Canada is for everyone–just like Canada itself. With its playful learning moments and heartfelt message, this book is an ideal keepsake for families who want to share their love for the True North with the next generation.There’s no better time for this book than now, when Canadians everywhere are feeling an extra spark of pride in their country. Come join the celebration–because who wouldn’t want to say I love Canada?

Teddy bears are cute and cuddly. Teddy bears are the favorite stuffed animal or toy of many children, and of many adults, looking back with fondness at their own childhood experiences. We need to throw that teddy bear out the window, because there is a new toy sherrif in town–Teddy Pear. Teddy Pear is not a big talker–that’s true–and . . . he doesn’t really do a lot . . . that’s also true . . . actually, will he ever do or say anything? In the end, we’ll have to read the book to find out.