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From quiet snails, to lost socks, to time travel, we've found a book for every young reader on your holiday list.

Globe and Mail editors and reviewers offer up our annual guide to the best fiction, non-fiction, thrillers, graphic novels, picture books and cookbooks of the year

Whether you’re shopping for a budding scientist or an aspiring world-changer, The Globe’s gift guide has something for every kid on your list

The Ontario Library Association has announced the nominees for the 2024 Forest of Reading. The 10 nominees in the Blue Spruce category (JK–Grade 2) include Cocoa Magic (Pajama Press) by Sandra Bradley and illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard, and My Name Is Saajin Singh (Annick Press) by Kuljinder Kaur Brar and illustrated by Samrath Kaur. In the

New and classic books in Minnesota history, environment, memoir, childrens picture books, cookbooks, nonfiction, Scandinavia, travel guides, and more. Highlights include a celebration of the Northern Waters Smokehauss singular contribution to food preservation, Smoke on the Waterfront; the first English translations of the original Godzilla novellas; new fiction from Linda LeGarde Grover; the final installment in Sigrid Undsets Olav Audunssøn tetralogy; a delightful, beautifully illustrated chi...

Into the Bright Open, by Métis author Cherie Dimaline, reimagines The Secret Garden through an anti-colonial lens. It is the eighth book in the Remixed Classics series, in which authors from under-represented backgrounds take literary classics of the English-language and reinterpret the stories through their own lenses. While Frances Hodgson Burnett’s protagonist Mary moves from

These new tales offer up eerie magics, mysterious buildings, tentative friendships, and a whole lot of excellent excuses for why someone's homework didn't get done.

Java licensing and OpenJDK migration is complex and vital to many. Learn about a fresh perspective, breaking down these challenges into digestible segments.

Books to recognize the Earth’s seasons, beauty, darkness, living beings, past, and future.

The first woman to ski solo to the South Pole tells the story of what it took to get there