Haunted Canada: Graphic Novel Vol. 1
Written by: Joel A. Sutherland
Published by: Scholastic Canada
A corpse that haunts a crossroads . . .A creepy doll with a mind of its own ... An island that is no vacation destination . . .A neighbour with a scary reputation . . .Perfect for those who love graphic novels and existing fans of the original series, these four stories have it all: creepy Canadian settings, hair-raising history and super-scary storytelling. Illustrated in full colour, these blood-curdling tales are sure to keep any reader turning the pages — and awake at night.
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The Forest of Reading® is Canada’s largest recreational reading program! This initiative offers ten reading programs to encourage a love of reading in people of all ages. The Forest helps celebrate Canadian books, publishers, authors and illustrators. More than 270,000 readers participate annually from their school and/or public library. All Canadians are invited to participate via their local public library, school library, or individually.
The Forest of Reading Award Programs are where children and young adults pick the winner! Readers choose a program that they would like to be a part of, usually based on their age or grade, and simply begin reading! They can read all ten of the titles, or pick and choose to read only the ones they are interested in. Participants are encouraged to read at least five of the ten titles to be eligible to vote in April. This program aims to encourage a genuine and life-long love of reading among readers of all ages.
Haunted Canada: Graphic Novel Vol. 2
Written by: Joel A. Sutherland
Published by: Scholastic Canada
The bestselling Haunted Canada books are now a graphic novel series! Four more spine-tingling stories from award-winning author Joel A. Sutherland have been adapted into chilling graphic novellas. Illustrators Hannah Barrett, Mike Feehan, Maya McKibbin and Matt Salisbury each bring a different story to ghoulish life. In this second collection, horror lovers will read about: A terror that lurks in murky muskeg . . .A fortune teller with predictions of doom . . .A visitor from beyond the grave . . .A rag-doll with evil intentions . . .Perfect for those who love graphic novels and fans of the bestselling series, these four stories have it all: creepy Canadian settings, hair-raising history and super-scary storytelling. Illustrated in full colour, these blood-curdling tales are sure to keep any reader turning the pages ― and awake at night . . .
Pivik Learns From Takannaaluk
Written by: Paninnguaq Lind Jensen
Published by: InHabit Media Education. Co
In this story from West Greenland, one young girl tries to teach her mischievous little sister a lesson by telling her the Inuit traditional story of Takannaaluk.
