New Releases by Ken Edwards

It''s Hallowe''en and there''s talk of a ghost on Birdwell Island. Jetta and Mac aren''t scared, but what would they do if they actually did meet a ghost?

"Ah-Choo!" Emily Elizabeth has a bad cold. How will Clifford and his friends cheer her up?

Réunit dans une valise douze petits livres mettant en scène les personnages de la série télévisée Clifford le gros chien rouge. Dans chacun de ces livres on propose, sur chaque double page, une illustration à gauche accompagnée à droite d''une ou deux très courtes phrases, pour favoriser l''apprentissage de la lecture. Sylvie Leblanc.

Possibly the fastest bowler of his era, Eddie Gilbert''s story includes three legendary encounters with the incomparable Don Bradman. But this story transcends cricket. It is the powerful, tragic experience of an Aboriginal Australian struggling to succeed in racist Queensland of the 1930s.

When the tugboats'' work is done for the day, they have time to splash and play.

"She heard the satellite continue to deviate from its orbit. . . . Her body plotted the satellite''s errant path as it passed overhead unseen, more than a hundred miles above the city. She awoke briefly, then, moisture on her face, bruised. That would have been in the early morning, certainly before it was light. . . ". "Futures" -- British poet Ken Edwards'' first published novel -- traces the paths taken by a woman named Eye travelling on her bicycle, across and out of an unnamed city in the wake of an event she can''t remember, as she faces her terror and tries to retrieve the fragments of her life.

Abu is always getting into all kinds of mischief! Children will love this tale about the charming troublemaker''s antics, and the rhyming text is just right for newly independent readers.