Nation Studies: Canada

It tells a beautiful story about how the red maple leaf became significant as a symbol of Canada, representing safety and shelter. Written and illustrated by Ludmila Zeman.

Recounts the author's personal experiences working as a lumberjack in the Canadian bush. The book provides a first hand account of the daily life of a lumberjack, covering everything from waking up and having breakfast to the various stages of cutting wood and the limited entertainment available during downtime. Paintings and story by William Kurelek.

The story revolves around Ida, who participates in an annual sheep run despite her family's belief that she is too small. During the run, Ida successfully outwits the smugglers attempting to steal her favourite sheep. Written by Sue Ann Alderson and illustrated by Ann Blades.