Éditions Les 400 coups, 2020

This accordion book introduces young readers to the bustling life of a city alley in an original way. The book is a game in itself: Readers get to fire up their imagination by making up stories and finding the many details hidden in the illustrations.

Suggestion by Julie Sélesse-Desjardins, Bibliothèque Robert-Bourassa

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Minedition, 2020

Inside this playful and educational hardback book, flaps hide different emotions felt by animals. It’s up to the child to guess how each animal feels. Lots of fun in store!

Suggestion by Julie Sélesse-Desjardins, Bibliothèque Robert-Bourassa

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Candlewick Press, 2020

Jumping off a diving board is one of the thrills of summer, but you need courage. Jabari is about to take his first jump, and he will have to overcome his fears. This picture book tells a tale of perseverance and self-confidence; the perfect summer read.

Suggestion by Noémie Philibert-Brunet, Bibliothèque L’Octogone

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Owlkids Books Incorporated, 2019

A 5-year-old boy loves to play with the clothesline. But one day he goes too fast and gets stuck halfway across the line. This story about problem solving is sure to get a laugh.

Suggestion by Élise Gauvreau-Gervais, Bibliothèque Jacqueline-De Repentigny

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Éditions Jules la Mouche, 2017

Four friends are spending their vacation on grandma’s farm.  They meet a strange bearded man who tells them about a lost treasure. With compasses, pocket knives and flashlights in hand, the four friends immediately set out to search for it.

Suggestion by Marie-Michèle Bernier, Bibliothèque du Vieux-Saint-Laurent

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By Jean-Christophe Berche and Laurence Clément

Éditions Petit à petit, 2018

A very non-traditional African tale! This picture book weaves together historical facts to create new versions of the story. Original and entertaining.

Suggestion by Sueanne O’Hanley, Bibliothèque Saul-Bellow

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Éditions La courte échelle, 2021

Oops! A word we often use when we make a mistake or do something by accident. This interactive work invites young readers to act up in a fun way: Hit or drop things, spin or even shout, and cap it off by saying…”oops!”

Suggestion by Noémie Philibert-Brunet, Bibliothèque L’Octogone

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Inhabit Media, 2019

Nalvana feels like all of her friends have superpowers. One runs as fast as a snowmobile and another can hold his breath underwater forever. Nalvana is looking for her superpower. This book teaches kids an important lesson: Sometimes our strengths are invisible but right in front of them all along.

Suggestion by  Noémie Philibert-Brunet, Bibliothèque L’Octogone

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Éditions Little urban, 2015

A fun, eye-catching book that teaches young children about memory and colours at the same time.  One of my favorites by Silvia Borando.

Suggestion by Sueanne O’Hanley, Bibliothèque Saul-Bellow

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Alma Books, 2019

In this novel illustrated with comical drawings, coach Charlotte teaches the kids on her team some methods that are out in left field! A fun read that spotlights mutual aid and friendship.

Suggestion by Elena Bolocan, Bibliothèque Parc-Extension

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Éditions La courte échelle, 2019

On a hot summer day, Etienne and his buddies are desperately looking for a cool spot. A richly illustrated, wacky and hilarious novel that will delight readers of all ages.

Suggestion by Élise Gauvreau-Gervais, Bibliothèque Jacqueline-De Repentigny

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Éditions FouLire, 2018

This fun little novel tells the story of a summer spent at the pool with friends playing shark, mastering the diving board and dreaming of becoming a lifeguard.

Suggestion by Marie-Michèle Bernier, Bibliothèque du Vieux-Saint-Laurent

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Éditions Jungle, 2017

A comic book brimming with adventures and mysteries inspired by escape games. Readers can put their observation and logic skills to the test.

Suggestion by Julie Sélesse-Desjardins, bibliothèque Robert-Bourassa

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Bamboo édition, 2017

In this very intriguing manga, the two main characters enter another dimension that resembles a labyrinth. The saga of this duo will delight video game fans and readers who adore mysteries.

Suggestion by Catherine Girard Ratté, bibliothèque de Rosemont

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