Friends and classmates take to social media to share their feelings - only it doesn't stay there. Soon, everyone's behaving differently in school too. It seems what happens online, doesn't stay online.
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Lewis "Shoe" Blake is in grade 7 and is used to being teased. What he's not used to is people like George Haddonfield being nice to him. But, what if George really knew Lewis? Could they still be friends?
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Aija Mayrock knows a thing or two about standing up to bullies. This Survival Guide draws on Aija's experiences and seeks to help others overcome bullying.
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While Joe and Ravi come from very different places - Joe's lived here all his live and Ravi's just arrived - the two realize they have more in common than they first thought. A story that highlights the power of friendship and kindness.
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Acclaimed Indigenous author Monique Gray Smith introduces readers to stories about residential school survivors and allies working to put the findings from Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission into action. The book helps to increase awareness and understanding of the legacy and current realities of the impacts of Canada's residential school system
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A story of standing out and fitting in. The book follows the quirky Stargirl, who is known equally for her outlandish outfits and behaviour as by her kiness, bravery and non-conformity.
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August Pullman was born with a number of health issues that kept him home from school - until now. Told from various perspectives, Wonder tells the story of one community’s journey towards empathy, compassion and acceptance.
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The inside story of the Civil Right Movement shared by one its most iconic figures, Congressman John Lewis. This award-winning graphic novel trilogy recounts Lewis’ life in the movement.
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All that separates Bruno and Shmuel is a fence. And yet, they live lives worlds apart. Set in a World War II prison camp, this book follows Bruno as he grows from ignorance to understanding.
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This award-winning novel tells the story of Arthur Spirit, called Junior, a young Native American boy growing up on the Spokane Indian Reserve. Determined to create his own future, Junior decides to attend an off-rez high school where the only other Indian is the school’s mascot.
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