Böcker av Shawna Thomson

Follow Iviit¿s latest adventure in the thrilling sequel to The Girl Who Danced With Giants!After her adventure with Kaaktuq the giant, Iviit still can¿t stay out of trouble. It¿s been a long winter of being stuck inside her family¿s iglu, and she is desperate to get out. When Iviit and her brother Pauloosie are sent to check their family¿s traps, Iviit ignores her anaanak¿s warning about agjaqtut, who kidnap children who play on the sea ice. Iviit isn¿t scared of anything! Iviit convinces Pauloosie to cut across the sea ice, and Pauloosie is suddenly pulled into the water. Iviit knows it is her fault. Can Iviit find a way to get her brother back before it¿s too late?

Iviit doesn¿t want to stay at her camp and clean skins. It¿s so boring! She would much rather go exploring and sing and dance. One day, Iviit sneaks away from her camp and meets a new friend named Kaaktuq. But Kaaktuq is no ordinary friend¿he is a giant! Iviit and Kaaktuq spend a fun summer together, but Iviit soon realizes she has a giant problem on her hands. Will Iviit be able to help Kaaktuq without her family ruining her plans?

Matt is excited to join Junior Rangers and go on their spring hunting trip. During drills, an older ranger, Chaz, praises Matt's skills, and he jumps at the chance to hang out with Chaz. But when Chaz and his friends start making fun of a fellow ranger with less hunting experience, Matt feels pressured to join in. Matt doesn't want to bully anyone, but he doesn't want to be called a loser either. As his new behaviour pushes another friend away, and Matt sees his actions have consequences, he learns what being a real friend actually looks like.

Spencer can't wait to go outside and play with his friends. He wants to play basketball and practise for the tryouts at school. But Gary the Snow Goose doesn't want to play basketball with him. Gary wants to play street hockey. The two friends can't come to an agreement. When Spencer sees that there is a reason why Gary doesn't want to play basketball, he remembers what his grandmother taught him about showing respect.This book incorporates the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principle of Inuuqatigiitsiarniq: respecting others, relationships, and caring for people. IQ principles are a set of communal rules that focus on the ways one is expected to behave.

Things are going great for Ellie¿she¿s acing her math tests and islooking forward to the school dance. But when a classmate startsposting mean messages about her online, Ellie feels embarrassedand isolated. Before long, even more kids at school have joinedin on cyberbullying Ellie. How will she regain her confidence andconfront her bully without losing her friends?