Chosen as one of Resource Links' Year's Best for 2011

This story for pre-teens uses humour and empathy to explore the problems of self-consciousness, being different, and feeling inferior.

This hilarious new novel by emerging author Catherine Austen is made up of five interconnected "lessons" and specially designed to appeal to girl reluctant readers

Off the Wall is a fast-paced, boisterous story with lots of plot twists and plenty of soccer to keep young readers amused.

Jake and his two best friends play road hockey together and are members of the same league team. But some personal rivalries and interference from Jake's three all-too-supportive grandfathers start to create tension among the players.

Chosen as one of Resource Links' Year's Best for 2011

This story for pre-teens uses humour and empathy to explore the problems of self-consciousness, being different, and feeling inferior.

A friendly soccer match becomes serious -- and less fun -- when adults get involved. It's up to the kids to reclaim the spirit of the sport.

Jake and his two best friends play road hockey together and are members of the same league team. But some personal rivalries and interference from Jake's three all-too-supportive grandfathers start to create tension among the players.

A friendly soccer match becomes serious — and less fun — when adults get involved. It's up to the kids to reclaim the spirit of the sport.

Jason knows he shouldn't play dirty, but the coach of his hockey team is telling him otherwise. This book is the exciting follow-up to Power Play and Danger Zone.

Jason knows he shouldn't play dirty, but the coach of his hockey team is telling him otherwise. This book is the exciting follow-up to Power Play and Danger Zone.