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CBC Books Inspires Young Minds with Diverse Reads

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As summer vacations come to a close, it’s a perfect moment to highlight the joy of exploring stories through books. To encourage a smooth transition into the upcoming school year and nurture a passion for reading, CBC Books has curated a selection of new and engaging titles for kids, tweens, and teens.

From a captivating picture book centered on STEM to a thrilling prep school mystery, there’s a diverse range of options catering to various ages and interests. Let’s delve into some of these exciting reads:

“The Biggest Smallest Thing” by Sara de Waal, with illustrations by Ana Stretcu, introduces us to Mo, a young chemistry enthusiast eager to excel at Sunnysill Elementary’s science event. Despite facing quirky competition, including a classmate with aspirations of becoming a cat, Mo learns that a love for science can manifest in unexpected ways. This STEM-focused picture book is ideal for children aged 5 to 8.

In “Amoya Blackwood Is Brave” by Chantaie Allick, illustrated by Aaron Marin, we meet Amoya, a confident and carefree girl navigating societal expectations. When Amoya feels pressured to conform, a heartwarming conversation with her grandmother helps her embrace her true self. This empowering picture book targets children aged 3 to 7.

“T Is for Terry” by Denise Dias, illustrated by Noémie Gionet Landry, pays tribute to the enduring legacy of Terry Fox through an engaging ABC format. Celebrating the iconic Canadian’s life story, ambitions, and impact, this picture book is suitable for children aged 3 to 8.

“Brianna Banana, Helper of the Day” by Lana Button, with illustrations by Suharu Ogawa, follows the journey of Brianna as she navigates the complexities of friendship and acceptance. Through humor and warmth, this early-chapter book explores the essence of being a good friend, targeting readers aged 6 to 8.

“The World of Maxime” by Lucile de Pesloüan, with illustrations by Jacques Goldstyn, translated by Helen Mixter, invites readers into a world where 10-year-old Maxime finds solace in books and feline companionship. This graphic-style picture book emphasizes courage and friendship, ideal for children aged 7 to 10.

These engaging stories offer a gateway to imagination and learning, making them perfect companions for young readers as they embark on new adventures in the world of literature.

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