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Come along—it’s game day! Follow young athletes preparing to play their favourite sports. Simple, narrative text brings readers along for the excitement while colourful pictures capture all the action. This series is a slam dunk for reluctant readers as well as sports superfans.

Gardening

The Gardening series introduces readers to the various types of plants that can be grown in gardens. It describes the factors that go into choosing plants and the care each type of plant needs. The benefits of growing plants are also explored.

Geo Facts

Learn about population in countries around the world, and how changes in the number, age, and gender of people living in a place affect life there. Explore different settlements, from ancient towns to sprawling, modern cities. Find out why and where people migrate, and discover how we can protect our planet from the risks of overpopulation.

George and Tao

This delicately illustrated picture book holds a world of emotion in a perfect size for small hands, showing each moment of a new friendship between George the energetic puppy and Tao the kitten. This is a story for anyone who knows the thrill of finding a new friend. George's overenthusiastic friendship comes to a sudden stop, turns to worry, a long wait, and then finally an outburst of pure doggy joy when Tao comes home.

Get Connected to Digital Literacy

This entertaining book introduces readers to basic computer game design. Content covers key game features including game assets, such as characters, obstacles, and tools. Readers also learn about the types of code used for different actions including keeping score and changing difficulty levels. They gain experience creating and modifying code for different design purposes. Additional activities such as storyboarding, character and platform development prompts, and flowchart creation help guide

Get Informed - Stay Informed (Crabtree Forest)

The Get Informed, Stay Informed series is designed to empower young people to become knowledgeable, active citizens by engaging with current issues shaping the world today. Each title arms readers with a critical overview of an issue, providing accessible entry points to grasp essential background context, and explains related vocabulary to help readers understand the causes and possible outcomes. Issues are examined from multiple perspectives, and consider local, national, and global connection

Get Informed-Stay Informed

This Series is designed to empower young people to become knowledgeable, active citizens by engaging with current issues shaping the world today. Each title arms readers with a critical overview of an issue, providing accessible entry points to grasp essential background context, and explains related vocabulary to help readers understand the causes and possible outcomes. Issues are examined from multiple perspectives, and consider local, national, and global connections. In addition, readers wil

Get Outside (Beacon)

Get Outside offers readers a variety of games, crafts, and activities that they can do outside with family, friends, or by themselves. Filled with fun ideas for every season, this series will motivate kids to get outside no matter the time of year.

Get to Know Your Pet

Help kids understand animal behaviours and teach them to become responsible pet owners with this series. Kids will love decoding cat tail signals or learning why a rabbit scrunches up its nose. Fun facts and Q & A side Bars add to the playful presentation while presenting important information about pet care.

Getting Real: Strategies for Teens in Need

Teens today face a multitude of stressful situationsÑand some just donÎt have the resources needed to educate themselves about these topics. The guidance books in this set were designed to appeal to teens and to counsel them on subjectsÑsuch as cancer, depression, and cyberbullyingÑthat might be tough for them to discuss with others. Photographs of teens dealing with difficult situations help readers understand they arenÎt alone. The text is straightforward, manageable, and full of facts to ensu