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 Kathy Kacer is a prolific Toronto-based author whose parents were both survivors of the Holocaust. Her books, including Hiding Edith and Masters of Silence explore the lives of young Jewish people who lived during that time. ANDIEZ A Knight in Shining Armor is A Knight Who Has Never Seen Battle Firefighter Poster

Anne Dublin is an author and former teacher-librarian based in Toronto. (Second Story Press)

Inspired by a real story, Jacob and the Mandolin Adventure is a story about an orphaned boy named Jacob living in Poland in the 1920s. Life is hard but Jacob finds happiness playing in the orphanage mandolin orchestra. When Jacob and his friends are introduced to an American who promises to take them to a new school in Canada, they embark on a perilous journey by train and ship. Jacob must overcome all odds to realize his dream of playing at the famous Carnegie Hall in New York City. 

Jacob and the Mandolin Adventure is for ages 9 to 12.

When you can read it: Available now

Anne Dublin is an author and former teacher-librarian based in Toronto. She is also the author of two historical fiction novels for young readers, The Orphan Rescue and 44 Hours or Strike!.

LS Stone is an author based in British Columbia. (Rebel Mountain)

In What's in it for Me, fifteen-year-old Nick Bannerman has big dreams of making it in the music business but things just aren't working out. When his best friend wants him to spend the summer with him overseas building a school with a changemaker organization, Nick finds himself volunteering at an elephant refuge. There he deals with extreme animal rights activists, drugged tigers, and rampaging elephants, all while on a journey to discover himself and who he wants to be.

What's in it for Me? is for ages 10 to 14.

When you can read it: Available now

LS Stone is a B.C.-based author. What's in it for Me is her debut novel. Stone's previous publications include Breaking Boundaries: LGBTQ2 Writers on Coming Out and into Canada. 

Leslie Gentile is a singer-songwriter of Indigenous and settler heritage. (Cormorant Books)

It's summer in the late 1970s and Truly Bateman is a young girl who believes that Elvis Presley is still alive and lives next door in her reservation on Vancouver Island. While dealing with an absent mother, Truly supports herself running a lemonade stand. Seeking support, Truly finds it with the Salish woman who runs the trailer park — all while trying to convince others that the cool new person on the rez is actually Elvis himself.

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