This book will take you on an entertaining, informative and visually beautiful trip to the North American prairies. Learn about speedy pronghorn and swift foxes, crafty badgers and coyotes, hopping kangaroo rats and cottontails, and many other fascinating animals, as well as interesting facts about rattlesnakes, horned lizards, burrowing owls and handsome waterfowl and waders.
After springing from the ashes of a catastrophic forest fire, can one tiny seedling cling to life long enough to flourish into its full potential…
A young girl discovers a butterfly with big orange wings. She learns about Monarch butterflies and how they fly south each winter.
Their butterfly has been blown off course from the other butterflies migrating south so they start leaving out fruit so it can build up its strength and rejoin the trip south.
This book invites readers on a historical and visual journey through one of the province's treasured places. Sitting on the edge of the transitional zone between prairie and forest, Prince Albert National park is one of the few remaining wilderness areas where Canada's natural heritage remains largely unspoiled.
Fitzhenry & Whiteside Limited
Books for All Canada
Founded in Toronto in 1966, Fitzhenry & Whiteside is one of Canada’s most established independent publishers. For nearly six decades, the company has played an important role in Canadian literary and cultural life, publishing literary fiction, poetry, biography, nonfiction, children’s and young adult books, educational resources, and regional and lifestyle titles. Its authors have received numerous honours, including multiple Governor General’s Literary Awards, and its publishing program has grown to include respected imprints such as Fifth House, Red Deer Press, and Whitecap Books. Acquired by Sutherland House in 2025, Fitzhenry & Whiteside continues its tradition of championing Canadian voices and publishing books of lasting cultural value.
